Judith Klein-Seetharaman

Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes (German National Student Foundation) – awarded to the top 1% of the entire German student population

Deutscher Akad. Austauschdienst (DAAD) / German National Exchange Service – supports international student exchange

Howard Hughes Predoctoral Fellowship – supported my PhD studies

Teaching Award, Department of Chemistry, MIT – awarded for my contributions to the Biochemistry undergraduate class

Gordon Research Conference Young Investigator Award – awarded for my work on conformational changes in rhodopsin upon light-activation

Merck Award, Merck Frosst Center for Therapeutic Research – awarded for my work on conformational changes in rhodopsin

Sofya Kovalevskaya Prize, Alexander von Humboldt-Foundation, Germany – awarded for research on membrane receptors

Senior Vice Chancellor Lecture Series 

Publication "Long-range interactions within a nonnative protein" found by ISI to be one of most cited recent papers in fields of Biology and Biochemistry.

Publication “Towards a biomedical problem solving environment” selected from 450 published papers of the International Conference on Computational Science for a special issue in Future Generation Computer Systems.

NSF CAREER Award “Evolution of Signaling Mechanisms in Membrane Receptors” for integration of teaching and research

Margaret Oakley Dayhoff Award of the Biophysical Society – for the “most promising young woman in biophysics” awarded for my “remarkable work in computational biology embracing the full spectrum of experimental biophysics”.

Award from the Women Chemists Committee of the Northeastern New York Section of the American Chemical Society for “contributions to encouraging women in chemistry”

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Award in the Grand Challenges Explorations Initiative. My proposal was entitled: “Identification of New Drug Targets by Linking HIV Function to Protein Interaction Pathways”.

Chancellor Distinguished Research Award – University of Pittsburgh. Considered the highest recognition in research award the University of Pittsburgh bestows.

Marie Curie Incoming International Fellowship (IIF) – University of Warwick. Awarded to top-class researchers from third countries to work and undertake research in Europe to develop mutually-beneficial research co-operation.

Hacking Eating Tracking – Project Insulin was awarded 4th prize in Hackathon Competition at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA.

Connector Award – College of Applied Science and Engineering, Colorado School of Mines. Awarded for bringing together more than 40 faculty in the Integrative Program of Quantitative Biosciences and Engineering

Thomas R. Nickoloff Entrepreneurship and Innovation Faculty Award – Colorado School of Mines, for entrepreneurship and innovation in the classroom

Academic Management Institute fellowship, participation in events for women in higher education in Colorado