Janice Musfeldt, professor of chemistry, received a 2010 Chancellor’s Award for Research and Creative Achievement for her work in the development of high magnetic field spectroscopy, especially of complex materials.

Elizabeth Howell, professor in biochemistry and cellular and molecular biology, received a 2010 Chancellor’s Award for Research and Creative Achievement for her work on the structure and function of the enzyme dihydrofolate reductase as a model for protein design.

Mongi Abidi, professor of electrical engineering and computer science, received a 2010 Chancellor’s Award for Research and Creative Achievement for his work in three-dimensional image processing.

Lynn Sacco, assistant professor of history, received the 2010 Jefferson Prize at the Chancellor’s Awards Banquet. Sacco’s book, Unspeakable: Father-Daughter Incest in American History, is being widely praised for its combination of medical, legal, and social approaches to incest.