Physics, Applied Physics & Engineering
- Allan Adams
- Stephen Adler
- Ian Affleck
- Ariel Amir
- Luis Alvarez-Gaumé
- Vijay Balasubramanian
- John Bardeen *
- Nicolaas Bloembergen
- David Boulware
- Jacob Bourjaily
- Lewis M. Branscomb
- Harvey Brooks
- Andrew Cohen
- Karin Dahmen
- Eugene Demler
- Louise Dolan
- Rava da Silveira
- Vincent Delaney
- Peter Elias *
- James B. Fisk *
- Melissa Franklin
- Liang Fu
- S. James Gates, Jr.
- Howard Georgi
- Ivan A. Getting *
- Steven Giddings
- Paul Ginsparg
- David Goldhaber-Gordon
- Kurt Gottfried
- David Gross
- Steven Gubser
- Donald R. Hamilton *
- Pilar Hernandez-Gamazo
- Paul Horowitz
- Steve Hsu
- Tom Imbo
- Roman Jackiw
- Shamit Kachru
- David B. Kaplan
- Lev Kaplan
- Joanna Karczmarek
- Mehran Kardar
- Abraham Klein *
- Lawrence Krauss
- Ulrich E. Kruse
- Michael Levin
- Lawrence Litt
- Paul C.Mangelsdorf, Jr.
- Aneesh Manohar
- Vladimir Manucharyan
- Nadya Mason
- Shiraz Minwalla
- Lubos Motl
- Gregory Moore
- Onuttom Narayan
- Nikita Nekrasov
- Ann Nelson
- David R. Nelson
- Philip Nelson
- Kenneth Nordtvedt
- Michael Peskin
- Vasily Pestun
- Francis M. Pipkin *
- David Politzer
- Robert V. Pound
- Manu Prakash
- John Preskill
- Joel Primack
- Krishna Rajagopal
- Loganayagam Ramalingam
- Lisa Randall
- Joshua Socolar
- Ramamurti Shankar
- Stephen Sharpe
- Eric Siggia
- Larry L. Smarr
- Wei Song
- Paul Steinhardt
- Adiel Stern
- Karl Strauch *
- Yaroslav Tserkovnyak
- Cumrun Vafa
- Kenneth G. Wilson
- Mark Wise
- Ed Witten
- Gordon Woo
- Tai Tsun Wu
- Cenke Xu
- Xi Yin
- Albert Zisook
- Clay Cordova
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