The Society of Energy Fellows at MIT welcomed 32 new members in fall 2015. The Energy Fellows network now totals more than 350 graduate students and postdoctoral fellows and spans 20 MIT departments and divisions and all five MIT schools. Fellows include incoming graduate students and graduate student researchers, teaching fellows, and postdoctoral associates. This year’s fellowships are made possible through the generous support of nine MITEI Member companies.
Bosch
- Danhao Ma, Materials Science and Engineering
BP
- Tochukwu Akobi, Engineering Systems
- Alan Long, Chemical Engineering
Chevron
- Jing Zhang, Biology
Eni
- Marie-Julie Dalbe, PhD, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Francesca Freyria, PhD, Chemistry
- Connie Gao, Chemical Engineering
- Joel Jean, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Alexander Kohn, Chemistry
- Byungjin Koo, Materials Science and Engineering
- Jolene Mork, Chemistry
ExxonMobil
- Dayong Chen, PhD, Chemical Engineering
- Hongge Chen, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Henri-Louis Girard, Mechanical Engineering
- Guillaume Giudicelli, Nuclear Science and Engineering
- Brent Keller, Materials Science and Engineering
- McLain Leonard, Chemical Engineering
- Sina Moeini, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Samuel Shaner, Nuclear Science and Engineering
- David Strubbe, PhD, Materials Science and Engineering
- Brandon Talamini, PhD, Mechanical Engineering
Schlumberger
- Elizabeth Strong, Mechanical Engineering
Shell
- Jayadev Acharya, PhD, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab
- Scott Burger, Engineering Systems
- Danielle Gruen, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
- Chiao-Ting Li, PhD, Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change
- Ted Moallem, PhD, Office of Digital Learning
- Kai Pan, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Nora Xu, Engineering Systems
Statoil
- Michael Birk, Engineering Systems
- Max Luke, Engineering Systems
Total
- Rupak Chakraborty, Mechanical Engineering
This article appears in the Autumn 2015 issue of Energy Futures.