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Michael L. Corradini
Michael L. Corradini is an American nuclear engineer at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1998 for reactor safety research.
Michael L. Littman
Michael L. Littman is a computer scientist at Brown University known for reinforcement learning, the minimax-Q algorithm, and service as Brown's first Associate Provost for AI since 2025.
Michael L. Looper
Michael L. Looper is an American animal scientist who won the 2009 Presidential Early Career Award and heads the animal science department at the University of Arkansas.
Michael L. Shuler
Michael L. Shuler is an American biochemical engineer at Cornell University, best known for creating the first chemically accurate mathematical model of a living cell and pioneering body-on-a-chip drug testing.
Michael Laird King
Michael Laird King is an American chemical engineer and professor of practice at the University of Virginia known for vaccine manufacturing, after 32 years at Merck & Co.
Michael Lawrence Haider
Michael Lawrence Haider (1904–1986) was an American petroleum engineer who served as chairman and chief executive officer of Standard Oil (New Jersey) from 1965 to 1969.
Michael Lee Boninger
Michael Lee Boninger is a physician-engineer and Distinguished Professor at the University of Pittsburgh, a National Academy of Medicine member known for brain-computer interfaces restoring movement and touch.
Michael Loewenberg
Michael Loewenberg is a chemical engineer and Professor of Chemical and Environmental Engineering at Yale University who studies complex fluids, including emulsions, foams, suspensions, and microfluidics.
Michael M. Carroll
Michael M. Carroll (1936–2016) was an Irish-born mechanician who taught at UC Berkeley, served as dean of engineering at Rice University, and was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1987.
Michael McAlpine
Michael C. McAlpine is the Kuhrmeyer Family Chair Professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Minnesota, known for 3D-printed bionic devices including a bionic ear and bionic eyes.
Michael Moseler
Michael Moseler is a German physicist and materials scientist who heads the Tribology Business Unit at Fraunhofer IWM and is a full professor at the University of Freiburg.
Michael N. Fardis
Michael N. Fardis is a Greek structural and earthquake engineer, Emeritus Professor at the University of Patras, who chaired the committee that drafted Eurocode 8.
Michael Naguib
Michael Naguib is an Egyptian-born materials scientist known for discovering MXenes, a family of two-dimensional carbides and nitrides, as a PhD student at Drexel University.
Michael O. Rabin (מיכאל אוסר רבין)
Michael O. Rabin (מיכאל אוסר רבין), born 1931, was an Israeli computer scientist at Hebrew University and Harvard who won the 1976 Turing Award for automata theory and pioneered randomized algorithms and cryptography.
Michael P. Anderson
Michael P. Anderson, also known as Michael Phillip Anderson, was an American astronaut who was payload commander of the ill-fated Space Shuttle Columbia mission in 2003.
Michael P. Ramage
Michael P. Ramage is an American chemical engineer who trained at Purdue, became president of Mobil Technology Company, and retired as an executive vice president of ExxonMobil Research and Engineering.
Michael Paul Thien
Michael Paul Thien is a chemical engineer who spent 35 years in biopharmaceuticals, mostly at Merck, and won AIChE's 2025 Industrial R&D Award for leadership in pharmaceutical development and manufacturing.
Michael Powell (lobbyist)
Michael Kevin Powell is an American communications lawyer who chaired the Federal Communications Commission from 2001 to 2005 and led the cable industry's NCTA trade association.
Michael Prats
Michael Prats is an American petroleum reservoir engineer who spent forty years with Shell Oil Company and was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1986.
Michael R. Johnson
Michael R. Johnson is an American civil engineer and retired Navy rear admiral who led NAVFAC and spent 17 years overseeing facilities at the University of Arkansas.
Michael R. Krames
Michael R. Krames is an American electrical engineer in LED semiconductors who led LED work at Hewlett Packard, Philips Lumileds, and Soraa before founding Arkesso LLC in 2015.
Michael R. Ladisch
Michael R. Ladisch is an American chemical engineer at Purdue University, known for bioseparations and biomass conversion research and elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1999.
Michael R. Sfat
Michael R. Sfat, born Mircea Radu Sfat (1921–2012), was a Romanian-born American biochemical engineer who led Bio-Technical Resources in Wisconsin and joined the National Academy of Engineering in 1994.
Michael Robert Splinter
Michael Robert Splinter is an American semiconductor engineer, best known as the retired chairman and CEO of Applied Materials and a 2017 National Academy of Engineering member.
Michael Rousseau
Michael Rousseau (born 1958) is a Canadian business executive who was President and CEO of Air Canada from February 2021 until retiring in August 2026.
Michael Rubinstein (computer scientist)
Michael (Miki) Rubinstein is an Israeli-American computer scientist at Google DeepMind known for co-inventing Eulerian video magnification, a 2012 MIT technique making pulse and breathing visible in video.
Michael S. Arnold
Michael S. Arnold is an American materials scientist and professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison known for research on carbon nanotubes, graphene nanoribbons, and a Presidential Early Career Award.
Michael Saliba
Michael Saliba (born 1983) is a German physicist and director of the Institute for Photovoltaics at the University of Stuttgart, known for triple-cation perovskite solar cells.
Michael Stadler
Michael Stadler is an Austrian energy-systems scientist who received the 2013 PECASE award as lead developer of the microgrid tool DER-CAM at Berkeley Lab, then co-founded Xendee in San Diego.
Michael Strano
Michael S. Strano is an American chemical engineer and Carbon P. Dubbs Professor at MIT, elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2017 for nanotechnology.