Civil and architectural engineering Ph.D. candidate Sofiane Amroun won the Best Oral Presentation award in the Physical Sciences and Engineering category at the Graduate and Postdoctoral Research Symposium for his research on sustainable cement alternatives.
Industrial engineering graduate student, Andrea Godoy, received the Role Model Award at the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers’ (SHPE) National Convention. The award is SHPE’s highest honor for a student, recognizing academic excellence and outstanding contributions to the Hispanic community.
Kaylee Diaz worked as a MedTech Technology Intern at Johnson & Johnson in Raritan, NJ, gaining hands-on experience in product analysis and systems-level project oversight. She supported a 30-person team building a proof-of-concept in interventional oncology, explored edge computing and AI tools, and contributed to a technical white paper for productionizing a platform.
Chang-Yu Wu for received the prestigious Susanne V. Hering Award by the American Association for Aerosol Research. This award recognizes his groundbreaking contributions to aerosol science, including his work on aerosol transmission of SARS-CoV-2, which shaped global health guidelines.
Nima Khodadadi received the John Ries Scholarship for showing exceptional academic achievements, remarkable dedication, and evident passion for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for FRP concrete mixes using lightweight aggregate. Khodadadi was also been selected to receive the American Concrete Institute Foundation Concrete Materials Fellowship for the 2024-2025 academic year.
