The Society of Energy Fellows at MIT welcomed 52 new members in September 2010. The Energy Fellows network now totals 139 graduate students and spans 20 MIT departments and divisions and all five MIT schools. This year’s graduate fellowships are made possible through the generous support of 19 MITEI member companies.
ABB
- Erica Lin, Materials Science and Engineering
- Peter Montag, Physics
b_TEC
- Matthew Aldrich, Media Arts and Sciences
Bosch
- Kaitlin Goldstein, Architecture
- Fahri Hizir, Mechanical Engineering
BP
- Kenny Ching, MIT Sloan School of Management
- Bomy Lee Chung, Chemical Engineering
- Adam Freedman, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Wen Ma, Nuclear Science and Engineering
- Andrew Nanopoulos, Mechanical Engineering
- Peter Swartz, Political Science
- Ping Wong, Mechanical Engineering
- Guoqiang Xu, Materials Science and Engineering
Chevron
- Aditya Kunjapur, Chemical Engineering
- James Meredith, Mechanical Engineering
Cummins
- Tommy Leung, Engineering Systems Division
Denbury
- Ibrahim Toukan, Engineering Systems Division
EDF
- Lindsey Gilman, Nuclear Science and Engineering
Enel
- Giancarlo Lenci, Nuclear Science and Engineering
- Matthew Thoms, Mechanical Engineering
Eni
- Jennifer Brophy, Biological Engineering
- Martina Coccia, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
- Daniel Graham, Chemistry
- Sayalee Mahajan, Chemical Engineering
- David Ramberg, Engineering Systems Division
- Daniel Rowlands, Chemistry
- Sven Schlumpberger, Chemical Engineering
- Ruoshi Sun, Materials Science and Engineering
- Gregory Thiel, Mechanical Engineering
- Qing Xu, Chemical Engineering
Exelon
- John Michael Hagerty, Engineering Systems Division
GTI
- Karen Tapia-Ahumada, Engineering Systems Division
Lockheed Martin
- Sudhish Bakku, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
- Kento Masuyama, Aeronautics and Astronautics
Saudi Aramco
- Po-Yen Chen, Chemical Engineering
- Eric Hontz, Chemistry
Schlumberger
- David Cohen-Tanugi, Materials Science and Engineering
- Matthew D’Asaro, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Shell
- Qin Cao, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
- Diana Chien, Biology
- John Ranson, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- David Rosen, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Jacob Rubens, Biology
- Yunjian Xu, Aeronautics and Astronautics
- Tauhid Zaman, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Siemens
- William Hasenplaugh, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Leah Stokes, Urban Studies and Planning
Total
- Ruel Jerry, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
- Rebecca Saari, Engineering Systems Division
- Benzhong Zhao, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Weatherford
- Alan Lai, Materials Science and Engineering
- Michael Reppert, Chemistry
This article appears in the Autumn 2010 issue of Energy Futures.