MICDE is proud to announce the recipients of the 2020 MICDE graduate fellowships. The fellows’ research projects involve the use and advancement of scientific computing techniques and practices. From political science, psychology, physics, and applied and interdisciplinary mathematics within the College of Literature, Science & the Arts to aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering, materials science engineering, industrial & operations engineering, and civil & environmental engineering within the College of Engineering, the 2020 MICDE fellows epitomize the reach of computation in diverse scientific disciplines.
For the past six years, MICDE has awarded fellowships to over 120 graduate students from our large community of computational scientists. The MICDE graduate student top-off fellowship provides students with a stipend to use for supplies, technology, and other materials that will further their education and research. Among other things, awards have helped many to travel to conferences and meetings around the world to share the rich and diverse research in computational science being carried out at U-M.
The awardees are
Eytan Adler, Aerospace Engineering
Hessa Al-Thani, Industrial and Operations Engineering
Zijie Chen, Mechanical Engineering
Alexander Coppeans, Aerospace Engineering
Xinyang Dong, Physics
Karthik Ganesan, Psychology
Iman Javaheri, Aerospace Engineering
Huiwen Jia, Industrial and Operations Engineering
Daeho Kim, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Yudan Liu, Chemistry
Emily Oliphant, Materials Science and Engineering
Ryan Sandberg, Applied and Interdisciplinary Mathematics
Patrick Wu, Political Science
Zhucong Xi, Materials Science and Engineering
Yi Zhu, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Learn more about the fellows and the MICDE Fellowship program