The Society of Energy Fellows at MIT welcomed 28 new members in fall 2016.
Twenty-five of the fellows are listed below. Three additional ExxonMobil-MIT Energy Fellows are now being named. The Energy Fellows network now totals more than 375 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 eight MITEI member companies.
Bosch
Eric Fadel, Materials Science and Engineering
BP
Christoph Tries, Institute for Data, Systems, and Society, Assignment in Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change
Nathan Yee, Chemical Engineering
Chevron
Michela Geri, Mechanical Engineering
Eni
Francesca Freyria, PhD Chemistry
Ryan Gillis, Chemical Engineering
Kehang Han, Chemical Engineering
Paul Rekemeyer, Materials Science and Engineering
Yi Song, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Constantin Voll, Chemistry
Sahag Voskian, Chemical Engineering
Zheng Wang, Aeronautics and Astronautics
Ella Wassweiler, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
ExxonMobil
Josimar Alves da Silva Junior, Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Science
Eugene Cho, Materials Science and Engineering
Daisy Hikari Green, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Adeel Jamal, PhD Chemical Engineering
Brent Keller Materials Science and Engineering
Alan Long Chemical Engineering
Youngmin Yoon Chemistry
Lockheed Martin
David Whyte, System Design and Management, Assignment in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Shell
Justin Chen, PhD Civil and Environmental Engineering
Qing Liu, Chemistry
David Wang Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Science
Total
Rachel Chava Kurchin, Materials Science and Engineering, Assignment in Mechanical Engineering
Fellows as of November 7, 2016
This article appears in the Autumn 2016 issue of Energy Futures.