Both Mardochee and Sne have made substantial impacts in their respective fields, contributing seminal breakthroughs and achievements that we anticipate will garner them fame for years to come.
CBE announces the Austin Hooey Graduate Research Excellence Recognition Award winners for spring 2018: Mardochee Réveil from the Clancy group and Snehashis Choudhury from the Archer group. This is the highest award given to a graduate student by the Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
It recognizes outstanding contributions to scholarship and research towards a Ph.D. degree. Both Mardochee and Sne have made substantial impacts in their respective fields, contributing seminal breakthroughs and achievements that we anticipate will garner them fame for years to come.
Both students will present a seminar on their work at the Hooey Award Seminar on May 7 at 9:00 AM in room 165, Olin Hall.
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