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Diggs was a 2004 Black Engineer of the Year Award winner in the "Promising Scientist in Government" category. He was also named one of the 50 Most Important Blacks in Research Science in 2004 by
Science Spectrum magazine.

Assamagan has dedicated his career to developing detectors and software to explore still-uncharted areas of particle physics.

His circuitous route took him through numerous low-paying jobs to community college, a bachelor's degree at the University of Washington, and--eventually--to graduate school at Harvard.

Bynoe received a bachelor's degree from MIT in June of this year with a double major in music and biology.