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Congratulations to Qianying for displaying a mastery of her work at ITherm 2022 by winning the best paper award! Well done Qianying!

Former nanoHeat Alum, Aditya Sood will be joining Princeton University faculty in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, jointly with the Princeton Institute for Materials (PRISM), starting in January 2023. Congratulations Aditya!

Many congratulations to Jillian Anderson, for being awarded a prestigious NSF GRFP award! We are excited that her research focusing on capillary action in nanostructured surfaces has gained recognition. Great job Jillian!

Farid graduated with his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering in May of 2022! Congratulations Farid! We wish you the best in whatever it is you are doing, be sure to check in!

Heungdong graduated with his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering in April of 2022! Congratulations Heingdong! We wish you the best in your postdoc appointment working with your group.

Katherine Jiang placed 2nd at the Center for Power Optimization of Electro-Thermal Systems (POETS) Annual Meeting by “perfectly pitching” MOF-based water harvesting in power plants Great job!

The NanoHeat Lab welcomes three new members: Jillian Anderson, Katherine Jiang, and Yujui Lin. They are all extremely bright individuals and we cannot wait to see the contributions they will make at Stanford and beyond.

Many congratulations to our post doc, Hyun Jin Kim, for earning an assistant professorship at the University of Alabama! She will lead research focusing on energy and thermal transport systems, based on microscale thermofluid science fundamentals. Good luck Jin!

Chi graduated with a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering on September 2020! Congratulations Chi! We welcome Chi as a new post doc in the nanoHeat lab!

Kiwook graduated with a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering on July 2020! Congratulations Kiwook! Here’s to a new chapter in your life working at Samsung.

Tanya graduated with her Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering in May of 2020! Congratulations Tanya! We wish you the best in your postdoc appointment working with Professor Megan Mauter in the Civil Engineering Department.