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NSF CAREER Award

NSF CAREER Award

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Three electrical engineering and computer science faculty earn NSF CAREER Awards

Chemistry professor receives National Science Foundation CAREER Award

Assistant Professor Caitlin Grady explains a model to her research group

Professor to study food-energy-water decision-making

Zhang receives National Science Foundation CAREER Award

A man wearing glasses and a blue, vertical-striped shirt poses in front of his desk. On the desk to his right is a small device with wheels and wires, and behind him on the desk are two computer monitors and another small robot-like device.

Electrical engineering professor receives NSF CAREER Award

Cui-Zu Chang receives 2019 National Science Foundation CAREER Award

Assistant Professor Namiko Yamamoto works with aerospace engineering Ph.D. candidate Yagmur Atescan (right) on a triaxial Helmholtz coil system that applies three-dimensional oscillating magnetic fields to organize and tailor nanoparticles within polymer matrices to make unique nanocomposites.

Yamamoto to use NSF CAREER award to improve nanoengineered materials in aircraft

Catherine Berdanier, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, meets with students virtually.

NSF CAREER Award to shed light on graduate student experiences

Alexander Rattner

Rattner to use NSF CAREER award to improve power generation, energy systems

George Perry

George Perry receives NSF CAREER Award

photo of Manish Kumar

Kumar receives NSF CAREER Award to develop bioinspired filtration membranes

Viveck Cadambe

Cadambe to study new data storage techniques with NSF CAREER Award

A photo of Hui Yang

Yang to join industrial and manufacturing engineering faculty

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Lisa Gatzke-Kopp receives National Science Foundation CAREER award

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William Noid receives National Science Foundation Career Award

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