""The recipients of this year's medals and awards have all made outstanding contributions to science and its applications for the benefit of humanity," said Sir Adrian Smith, president of the Royal Society."
""They have done so by furthering our understanding of the processes that govern the world around us, changing the practices of academia to build a more robust and inclusive research environment, and engaging new audiences.""
""I am very grateful for this acknowledgement of our collaborative work at the intersection of engineering and medicine," Rogers said. "I look forward to delivering my public lecture in April at the Royal Society - the first Bakerian Lecture to focus on engineering science in many years.""
John A. Rogers received the Royal Society Bakerian Medal for foundational scientific and engineering contributions to bioelectronics. He was elected a Royal Society Fellow in May. Sir Adrian Smith noted that the medal recipients made outstanding contributions to science, advanced understanding of natural processes, reformed academic practices toward greater inclusivity, and engaged new audiences. Rogers expressed gratitude for recognition of collaborative work at the intersection of engineering and medicine and announced plans to deliver a public Bakerian Lecture in April at the Royal Society, noted as the first Bakerian Lecture to focus on engineering science in many years. Rogers holds professorships at Northwestern and directs the Querrey Simpson Institute for Bioelectronics.
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