Ravi, Medical Sciences 2011–2012: David Montague, Pure Mathematics 2009–2010: Eszter Zavodszky, Medical Genetics 2007–2008: Lyric Chen, BA in Political Science and Economics from the University of Michigan, Marshall Scholar 2007 2006–2007: Charles Crissman, Pure Mathematics 2005–2006: Christopher Hayward, Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics 2005–2006: Jacob Bourjaily, graduated with honors, degree in Mathematics, Physics Marshall Scholar 2005 1996–1997: Amy S. Faranski, Engineering 1993–1994: Ariel K. Smits Neis, Clinical Biochemistry 1990–1991: David J. Schwartz, Chemistry 1989–1990: Eric J. Hooper, Physics 1987–1988: Michael K. Rosen, Chemistry 1985–1986: Laird Bloom, Molecular Biology 1984–1985: Julia M. Carter, Chemistry 1979–1980: David W. Mead, Engineering, Chemical Computers, engineering, and technology Benjamin Franklin Bailey, studied electrical engineering; chief engineer of the Fairbanks Morse Electrical Manufacturing Company and Howell Electrical Motor Company; director of Bailey Electrical Company; vice-president and director of the Fremont Motor Corporation; became professor of electrical engineering at UM in 1913 Arden L. Bement Jr. (Ph.D. 1963), director of the National Science Foundation (NSF); awarded the ANSI's Chairman's award in 2005 Jason Blessing, former CEO of Plex Systems and current CEO of Model N (company) James Blinn (BS Physics and Communications Science 1970, MS Information and Control Engineering, 1972), 3D computer imaging pioneer; 1991 MacArthur Fellowship for his work in educational animation Katie Bouman (BS Electrical Engineering 2011), developer of the algorithm used in filtering the first images of a black hole taken by the Event Horizon Telescope Lee Boysel (BSE EE 1962, MSE EE 1963), did pioneering work on Metal-oxide semiconductor transistors and systems during his years at IBM, Fairchild Semiconductor and McDonnell (now McDonnell-Douglas) Aerospace Corporation; founded Four-Phase Systems Inc., which produced the first LSI semiconductor memory system and the first LSI CPU; president, CEO and chairman of Four-Phase, which was purchased by Motorola in 1981 John Seely Brown (Ph.D. 1970), former Chief Scientist of Xerox, co-author of The Social Life of Information Jim Buckmaster (MED: MDNG), President and CEO of Craigslist since November 2000; formerly its CTO and lead programmer Alice Burks (M.A. 1957), author of children's books and books about the history of electronic computers Arthur W. Burks (Ph.D. 1941), member of the team that designed the Eniac computer as well as the IAS machine;frequent collaborator of John von Neumann; pioneer in computing education Robert Cailliau (COE: MSc Computer, Information and Control Engineering 1971), co-developer of the World Wide Web; in 1974 he joined CERN as a Fellow in the Proton Synchrotron