Chris Taylor, a PhD student in Engineering Physics, has been selected to receive the 2006 Gwathmey Memorial Award. This is the highest recognition given to a graduate student for demonstrated achievement through a dissertation or literature paper, as well as for strong career potential in fundamental science. Mr. Taylor's winning paper will soon appear in Physical Review B.
Title: First principles reaction modeling of the electrochemical interface: Consideration and calculation of a tunable surface potential from atomic and electronic structure.
Christopher D. Taylor, Sally A. Wasileski, Jean-Sebastien Filhol, Matthew Neurock
His advisors are Professors Matthew Neurock and Robert Kelly.
Congratulations Chris on this outstanding accomplishment!
Sunday, January 1, 2006
Nitin Singh, PhD candidate of MSE, Receives SEAS Outstanding Teaching Award
Nitin Singh selected recently for a SEAS-wide Outstanding Teaching Award for Graduate Teaching Assistants for his work in MSE 209. He is now being considered for a University-wide GTA award.
Congratulations Nitin!
Congratulations Nitin!
John Scully Elected ECS Fellow and Awarded F. L. LaQue Award of ASTM
ECS Fellow
Fellow of The Electrochemical Society, Inc.
Established: 1989 for "individual contributions and leadership in the achievement of science and technology in the area of electrochemistry and solid state sciences and current active participation in the affairs of The Electrochemical Society."
Francis L. LaQue Award of the ASTM International
Professor Scully has been honored with the 2005 Francis LaQue Memorial Award by the ASTM International Committee G01 on Corrosion of Metals. Committee G01 cited Scully "for his numerous contributions in the development of standards to address corrosion issues; in recognition of his high level of integrity, fairness, technical and leadership expertise; and for his outstanding achievements as an academician in the field of corrosion technology."
Congratulations Professor Scully!
Bill Johnson wins nstructor of the Year for Distance Learning Faculty Award
Professor William C. Johnson
2006 Instructor of the Year for Distance Learning Faculty Award
2006 Instructor of the Year for Distance Learning Faculty Award
Prof. James F. Groves, Assistant Dean for Research and Outreach, presented the award in recognition of excellence and dedication to distance education.
Last year Professor Johnson was awarded the 2005 VEF Distinguished Faculty Award, one of the highest SEAS-based awards given in recognition of world-class education in the classroom and beyond.
Congratulations again Professor Johnson!
Last year Professor Johnson was awarded the 2005 VEF Distinguished Faculty Award, one of the highest SEAS-based awards given in recognition of world-class education in the classroom and beyond.
Congratulations again Professor Johnson!
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