Elizabeth (Liz) Rhoades, associate professor of chemistry at Penn, will receive the 2019 Michael and Kate Barany Award for her “outstanding experimental abilities, parsimonious interpretation and deep insights into structure-function relations in disordered systems, providing reliable structural information on how conditions, modifications and interactions alter their conformational landscapes, for innovative use of single molecule tools in both intra- and extra-cellular milieus and for appreciating the implications for their function and pathological aggregation.” The Michael and Kate Barany Award is bestowed by the Biophysical Society, and Dr. Rhoades will be honored at the Biophysical Society national meeting in March 2019.