Congratulations to Dr. Bandeen-Roche on receiving this annual award from the Bloomberg School of Public Health, recognizing her work as a faculty member who's made extraordinary contributions to their teaching programs over 5+ years.

Congratulations to Dr. Umoh, who is receiving this honor due to her research in delirium science.

Congratulations to Dr. Umoh on receiving this award honoring her research into understanding and improving the cognitive health of older adults.

Congratulations to Dr. Green on receiving the Thomas and Catherine Yoshikawa Outstanding Scientific Achievement for Clinical Investigation Award. She'll deliver her lecture, "Aligning Medications with What Matters Most: Challenges and Opportunities in Advancing Person-Centered Deprescribing" during the 2026 AGS conference.

Congratulations to Dr. Thomas Cudjoe on receiving the Arti Hurria Memorial Award for Emerging Investigators in Internal Medicine. He's being honored for his research on the health effects of social isolation among older adults.

Congratulations to Dr. Wolff, who was chosen as one of two awardees for the 2025-2026 academic year. 

Congratulations to Dr. Nothelle, who will work with the NIA's IMPACT Collaboratory Faculty Scholars Program for the next year to increase her expertise in designing and conducting embedded pragmatic clinical trials for those living with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias and their care partners.

 

Congratulations to Dr. Colburn, who recently joined the newest class of American Geriatrics Society Fellows, a distinguished cohort of geriatrics experts recognized for their deep commitment to advancing high-quality, person-centered care for all older adults.

Dr. Xue began this role at The Journals of Gerontology: Series A Medical Sciences in January.

Congratulations to Dr. Robertson, who received this honor for the month of January. Read more and watch a brief video of Dr. Robertson discussing her work as a clinician educator here.

Congratulations to Dr. Leff, who was awarded a three-year, $1.055M grant from the John A. Hartford Foundation to develop and perform a pilot test of a home-based primary care practice recognition program and to continue expanding the National Home-Based Primary Care Learning Network through practice engagement in quality, education and advocacy.

Congratulations to Dr. Nidadavolu on her invitation to fellowship in the American College of Physicians. She was recommended by Dr. Colleen Christmas, who is governor of the Maryland chapter of the ACP.

Congratulations to Dr. Lolita Nidadavolu and Dr. Anicca Harriot on this recognition of their research by the Intrinsic Capacity, Frailty and Sarcopenia Research Conference for Geroscience and Healthy Longevity.

Congratulations to Dr. Harriot, who will be recognized at Hopkins' 44th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration on Friday, January 16. She's being honored for her work as CEO of VanguardSTEM, which aims to expand the recognition, mentoring and funding of women of color in STEM.