Awards Recipients
Best M.S. thesis: Yinan Yang has been recognized for her work on "Influences of Anions' Solvation on Charge Storage Performance and Mechanism of Poly(phenothiazine) Cathode."
Best Paper, Graduate Student: Vrushali Kotasthane has been recognized for her work on the paper titled, Selective Etching of Ti3AlC2 MAX Phases Using Quaternary Ammonium Fluorides Directly Yields Ti3C2TzMXene Nanosheets: Implications for Energy Storage.
Best PhD Thesis: Aliaksei Aliakseyeu has been recognized for his work on "Star Polymers in Solution and Multilayer Assemblies."
Best PhD Thesis: Adelaide Bradicich has been recognized for her work on, “Electrothermally-Induced Spatial Inhomogeneities in Nonlinear Electronic Materials.”
Entrepreneurship: Tasya Nasoetion has been recognized for her work on the Electrochemo-Mechanical (ECM) Coupling Characterization Device and a developing sustainable technology.
Excellence In Outreach: She also was awarded for her leadership in Student Engineers' Council and her work in materials science and engineering graduate research outreach to undergraduate students, external industry and government agencies.
Excellence in Teaching: Guillermo Vazquez has been recognized for his outstanding performance as a teaching assistant in MSEN 210-Thermodynamics for Materials Science.
Excellence in Teaching: Junho Moon has been recognized for his outstanding performance as a teaching assistant in MSEN 360-Materials Characterization and the polymers section of MSEN 301-Unifed Materials Lab I.