A Which Mathematicians are focused on Hodge Conjecture?

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For instance Alain Connes has dedicated work to Riemann's Hypothesis, who would fit the analog for this on Hodge's Conjecture? Has there been any recent progress done in the field? Since it's quite an esoteric subject of matter and with work on it being done at the best gradually to my knowledge it has been hard to find anything.
 
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