Tamara Broderick was recently honored with the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers for her groundbreaking work with the Office of Naval Research. This award, the highest US government recognition for early-career scientists and engineers, celebrates innovation, scientific impact, and contributions to society.
As an MIT faculty member in electrical engineering and computer science, Broderick also collaborates with MIT’s Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems; Statistics and Data Science Center; and Institute for Data, Systems, and Society. Her research develops tools for quantifying uncertainty and robustness in complex data analysis, with applications spanning genetics, economics, and assistive technology.
Broderick’s numerous accolades include an Institute of Mathematical Statistics fellowship, being a Committee of Presidents of Statistical Societies Leadership Academy member and a National Science Foundation CAREER Award winner, and honors from such organizations as Google and Amazon.
Read the official announcement.
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