DOE Fellowship Awarded to Austin Dick
Austin Dick, a current PhD student, was one of 86 students selected by the Department
of Energy (DOE) for their Office of Science Graduate Student Research Program. He
was chosen from a diverse pool of graduate applicants from institutions around the
country. Austin will be working with Dr. Greg Doerk at Brookhaven National Laboratory
on the development of novel hybrid nanomaterials that are obtained by combining metal
oxides and polymers.
According to Associate Professor, Carlos Colosqui, " Austin was in a strong position to be selected by the DOE due to his PhD research experience performing both advanced nanofabrication in a clean room and experimental characterization of electrokinetic flows."
For more information:
- DOE’s Office of Science Graduate Student Research Program Selects 86 Outstanding U.S. Graduate Students (U.S. Department of Energy)