Michael L. Gross

Professor of Chemistry and of Immunology and Internal Medicine (School of Medicine)
PhD, University of Minnesota
BA, St. John’s University

Curriculum Vitae

Selected Awards:

2021 A Special Issue Dedicated to the Outstanding Scientific Career of Michael L. Gross Mass Spectrometry Reviews, 40(3), 159-305 (2021), edited by Yinsheng Wang and David Russell.
2020 John Fenn Award for a Distinguished Contribution American Society for Mass Spectrometry
2018 ACS Award in Analytical Chemistry American Chemical Society
2017 Election as Fellow to AAAS American Association for the Advancement of Science
2013 EAS Award for Achievements in Mass Spectrometry Eastern Analytical Symposium
2012 Wolfgang Paul Lectureship Mass Spectrometry Societies of Germany and Poland, Poznan
2011 Honorary Lifetime Membership Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan
2006 J.J. Thomson Medal for Service to Int’l MS Foundation for International Mass Spectrometry
2004&5 Excellence in Mentoring Award Washington Univ. Grad. Student Senate
2002 Midwest Award for Achievements in Chemistry American Chemical Society
2001&2 Outstanding Mentor Award Washington Univ. Grad. Student Senate
1999 Field and Franklin Award American Chemical Society
1996 Guest Faculty NATO School on Biol. Mass Spectrometry
1995 Pioneers in Chemistry Series Texas A&M University
1993 Honorary Lifetime Member Indian Society for Mass Spectrometry
1992 Recognized as 50 Most Cited Chemists, 1984-1991 “The World’s 50 Most Cited Chemists” Ranked by Total Citations, 1984-1991″, Science Watch, 3[4], May 1992.
1990 Van’t Hoff Visiting Professor Int’l Graduate School, University of Amsterdam
1990 Guest Professor and Scientific Organizer NATO Adv. Study Inst. in Biol. Mass Spectrometry
1988 Albright & Wilson Visiting Professor University of Warwick
1987 Pioneer Award Commonwealth of Mass “In Search for the Health Consequences of Dioxin in Our Environment.”
1978 Amoco Teaching Medal University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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