Engineers and computer scientists

Jeffrey Alan Hubbell

Jeffrey Alan Hubbell is an American biomaterials scientist and immunoengineer known for inverse vaccines that use the liver's tolerance pathway to halt autoimmune reactions in laboratory models.

Jeffrey C. Grossman

Jeffrey C. Grossman is an American materials scientist and MIT professor since 2009 whose research uses computer simulation to design energy materials, including solar thermal fuels.

Jeffrey D. Hartgerink

Jeffrey D. Hartgerink is an American chemist and materials scientist, Professor of Chemistry and Bioengineering at Rice University, known for multidomain peptide hydrogels for tissue repair.

Jeffrey J. Siirola

Jeffrey J. Siirola is an American chemical engineer known for process synthesis and computer-aided process design, elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1994.

Jeffrey Karp

Jeffrey Karp, also known as Jeffrey M. Karp, is a Canadian-born American bioengineer known for a gecko-inspired surgical tape and for turning his lab's inventions into medtech companies.

Jeffrey L. Blackburn

Jeffrey L. Blackburn, known as Jeff Blackburn, is an American materials scientist at the National Laboratory of the Rockies in Golden, Colorado, known for single-walled carbon nanotube research.

Jeffrey P. Buzen

Jeffrey P. Buzen is a computer scientist whose 1971 Harvard thesis produced Buzen's algorithm and the central server model, and who co-founded BGS Systems in 1975.

Jeffrey R. Capadona

Jeffrey R. Capadona is an American biomedical engineer at Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland VA, known for biomaterials research on neural implants and drug delivery.

Jeffrey Ullman

Jeffrey David Ullman is an American computer scientist at Stanford University, co-winner of the 2020 Turing Award and author of influential textbooks on compilers and databases.

Jeffrey W. Kysar

Jeffrey W. Kysar is an American mechanical engineer at Columbia University who has chaired its mechanical engineering department since 2014 and won a 2006 Presidential Early Career Award.

Jeffrey Wadsworth is an English-born American metallurgist known for research on superplasticity, high-temperature materials, and Damascus steels, who directed Oak Ridge National Laboratory from 2003.

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Jennifer A. Golbeck

Jennifer A. Golbeck is an American computer scientist and professor at the University of Maryland, known for foundational work on computing trust in web-based social networks and public commentary on privacy and AI.

Jennifer A. Lewis

Jennifer A. Lewis, also known as Jennifer Lewis, is an American materials scientist and bioengineer at Harvard known for 3D printing of functional and biological materials.

Jennifer Carter

Jennifer Carter is an American materials scientist and associate professor at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, who received the 2016 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.

Jennifer Elisseeff

Jennifer H. Elisseeff is an American biomedical engineer at Johns Hopkins University who directs its Translational Tissue Engineering Center and is known for injectable biomaterial scaffolds and regenerative immunology.

Jennifer G. Becker

Jennifer G. Becker is an American environmental engineer and microbiologist known for bioremediation of chlorinated solvents in groundwater, honored with a 2002 Presidential Early Career Award.

Oct 10, 2026

Jennifer Healey

Jennifer Healey is a computer scientist who pioneered wearable sensing and emotion recognition from physiology at MIT, then spent about fourteen years at Intel before joining Adobe Research.

Jennifer L. M. Rupp

Jennifer L. M. Rupp is a German materials scientist known for solid-state battery electrolytes and memristive oxides, a full professor at TU Munich since 2023.

Jennifer L. Welch

Jennifer Lundelius Welch is an American computer scientist known for research on distributed computing theory, and co-author of the widely used textbook Distributed Computing: Fundamentals, Simulations and Advanced Topics.

Jennifer Lee Clancy

Jennifer Lee Clancy is an environmental microbiologist known for detecting Cryptosporidium and Giardia parasites in drinking- and wastewater, and elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2026.

Jennifer Rexford

Jennifer Rexford is an American computer scientist known for her work on BGP routing and software-defined networking, and has been Princeton University's provost since March 2023 after chairing its computer science department.

Jennifer West

Jennifer L. West is an American biomaterials researcher, dean of the University of Virginia School of Engineering since 2021, known for hydrogels and gold nanoshell cancer therapy.

Oct 10, 2026

Jennifer Wilcox

Jennifer Wilcox is an American chemical engineer known for research on carbon capture and direct air capture, and a US Department of Energy official from 2021 to 2024.

Jenny Nelson

Jenny Nelson is a Professor of Physics at Imperial College London, known for research on photovoltaic materials and for her textbook The Physics of Solar Cells.

Jens Rasmussen (safety scientist)

Jens Rasmussen (1926–2018) was a Danish human-factors and safety scientist at Risø National Laboratory, known for the skills-rules-knowledge taxonomy and the AcciMap accident-analysis method.

Jeong Ho Cho

Jeong Ho Cho (조정호) is a South Korean professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering at Yonsei University, known for printable ion-gel dielectrics and wafer-scale printed MoS2 transistor arrays.

Jeong Sook Ha

Jeong Sook Ha is a South Korean chemical and biological engineer, a professor at Korea University in Seoul known for stretchable micro-supercapacitors and wearable energy-storage devices.

Jeong‐Yun Sun

Jeong-Yun Sun (선정윤) is a South Korean materials scientist and professor at Seoul National University known for papers on tough hydrogels and stretchable, transparent ionic conductors.