Beams Award winner: Prof. Laura Reina, Florida State University
Citation:
"For innovations that yielded precise theoretical predictions used in tests of the Standard Model at hadron colliders."
Pegram Award winner: Dr. Robert DeSerio, University of Florida
Citation:
“For his decades of work designing, building, and teaching high-quality undergraduate labs that are used in physics departments all over the US and for developing outstanding advanced laboratory courses that have inspired and influenced the career choices of many students.”
Slack Award winner: Prof. Thomas Curtright, University of Miami
Citation:
"For expanding and upgrading two major physics departments within SESAPS, at the University of Florida (1980 -1988) and the University of Miami (1988 - present); and for more than 20 years of organizing, fundraising, and championing the Miami Conferences (Coral Gables Conferences), bringing illustrious scientists from around the world in addition to those in the southeast, including general audience talks and opportunities for students, and nimbly adjusting to hybrid versions as needed during Covid."