Jonathan H. Jiang Prize

Hao Hu

Atmospheric and Urban Climate Science

Quantifying Urban Morphology-Induced Uncertainty in Urban Meteorology and Heat Stress Simulations in Southern California

Hao Hu is selected for the JHJ Prize in Physics for his innovative contributions to atmospheric and urban climate science through a rigorous uncertainty-quantification framework. His work integrates modeling and statistical methods to show how urban morphology affects meteorology and heat stress in Southern California, advancing the understanding of urban-atmosphere interactions.

Sarah Zhang

Structural Bioscience

Structures of the sheathed flagellum reveal mechanisms of assembly and rotation in Vibrio cholerae

Sarah Zhang is selected for the JHJ Prize in Chemistry for her contributions to molecular and structural bioscience through a study of the sheathed flagellum in Vibrio cholerae. Using cryo-electron microscopy, fluorescence microscopy, and molecular genetics, she revealed near-atomic structures, identified key roles of flagellin proteins, and uncovered mechanisms of filament assembly and rotation, published in Nature Microbiology.

Antong Zhang张安童

Jinxing Li

physics at UCLA. PI of NSF and Jet Propulsion Laboratory Senior NASA grants. Technologist, Data Scientist.

Jonathan H. Jiang

Principal Scientist at NASA/JPL, executive. 20 years leadership California Institute of experience in computer Technology. Recipient of two hardware and software product NASA Exceptional Achievement R&D. President of CESASC Medals; Recipient of the Edward 2020/2021. Stone Award and the NASA Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal.

Junyi Chen陈筠怡

Junze Zhang张君泽

Kerry Zhang张凯瑞

Kevin Hua华辰峻

Xiang Cai蔡翔

Ying Zhan

Yu Gu