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Graduate Students Win Environmental Chemistry Awards

April 16, 2007 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 85, Issue 16
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The ACS Division of Environmental Chemistry has announced the winners of the 2007 Graduate Student Award in Environmental Chemistry. This year's recipients are Arani Chanda of Carnegie Mellon University; Shihua Chen of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Yongjun Chen of the University of Cincinnati; Jamie deLemos of Tufts University; Yiran Dong of the University of Oklahoma; Jacqueline Hakala of Ohio State University; Laura Jacobs of Ohio State University; Dongwook Kim of the University of Illinois; Ran Liu of Carnegie Mellon University; Jeffrey McCutcheon of Yale University; Monica Palomo of Kansas State University; Toby Primbs of Oregon State University; Christopher Rego of the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth; Vaishnavi Sarathy of Oregon Health & Science University; Aditya Savara of Northwestern University; I. Marie Schreiber of Yale University; Nellie Shaul of Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville; Emily White of the State University of New York, Syracuse; and Zhong Xiong of Auburn University.

Each winner will receive a one-year membership in the Division of Environmental Chemistry and a one-year subscription to Environmental Science & Technology.

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