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The professor of animal science was recognized for his scholarly contributions to insulin-like growth factor (IGF) system research.

Loeb recognized for his scholarly contributions for grapes and small fruit crops.

Paul Curtis has been a leading voice regarding wildlife management challenges across New York.

The award recognizes an individual who has shown extraordinary leadership or scholarship during their initial years at Cornell.

Butler has made sustained scholarly, teaching and leadership contributions during his more than four decades at Cornell.

The award is considered a capstone for individuals who have achieved extraordinary distinction for their scholarly efforts in research or extension.

The research support specialist was recognized for his work helping growers, students and researchers.

The award recognizes an individual who demonstrates the ability to communicate across differences to create a collaborative, collegial and caring community.

The retreat culminates a series of meetings aimed at finding synergies between Cornell researchers as they develop technologies that optimize key food systems components.

The Teamwork Award recognizes efforts to work effectively and cooperatively with others and which builds an environment of trust through respect, compassion and empathy.

The award highlights a staff member whose accomplishments extend beyond the guidelines of a specific category and whose performance is deserving of special recognition.

Cornell scientists and colleagues from other institutions combined different types of genetic association analyses to identify 14 genes across the genome that were involved in the synthesis of vitamin E.

Researchers sequenced the two different pumpkin species to better understand their contrasting desirable traits, such as one's resistance to disease and other stresses and another's fruit quality and nutrition.

The award for innovation is presented to a person who sees challenges as possibility and opportunity for progress.