NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
Congratulations to the current and future UW engineering graduate students who applied for and were awarded NSF graduate research fellowships beginning autumn 2013!
These awards are very prestigious. NSF Fellows are anticipated to become knowledge experts who can contribute significantly to research, teaching, and innovations in science and engineering.
| UW student | Research interest |
|---|---|
| Natalie L Brace | Aeronautical and aerospace |
| Mark Brunson | Materials engineering |
| Josue Gabriel Calderon | Aeronautical and aerospace |
| David Julio Colmenares | CSE - Robotics and computer vision |
| Lilian de Greef | CSE - Human computer interaction |
| Morgan Hiraiwa | Mechanical engineering |
| Samuel Ben Hixon | CSE - natural language processing |
| Samuel B Hopkins | CSE - algorithms and theoretical foundations |
| Kevin Huang | Electrical and electronic engineering |
| Alysa Joaquin | Chemical engineering |
| Mary Caroline Joyce | CSE - human computer interaction |
| Natalie Marie Larson | Materials research - polymers |
| Tinny Liang | Bioengineering |
| Jacqueline Nicole Robinson-Hamm, | Bioengineering |
| Jason Solomon Ross | Materials research - electronic materials |
| Erin Mariko Sanehira | Electrical and electronic engineering |
| Andrew David Sen | Civil engineering |
| Dana Birute Sulas | Civil engineering |
| Benjamin McKittrick Weiss | Mechanical engineering |
| Irene Yun Zhang | CSE - computer systems, networking, and embedded systems |
Former UW Undergraduates Receiving NSF Fellowships
| Student | UW department | Now at |
|---|---|---|
| David Stevens Bergsman | Chemical engineering | Stanford |
| Alexander David Lindsey | Chemical engineering | North Carolina State University |
| Gabriel Pratt | Computer Science & Engineering | University of California, San Diego |
| Michael John Siedlik | Chemical engineering | Princeton |
| Ada June Zhang | Computer Science & Engineering | Carnegie-Mellon University |
Each year, additional NSF fellows from other baccalaureate institutions come to the UW for graduate studies. We will list them when their UW acceptance becomes finalized.
Big Benefits
Fellows benefit from a three-year annual stipend of $30,000 along with a $12,000 cost of education allowance for tuition and fees, and the freedom to conduct their own research at any accredited U.S., or foreign institution of graduate education they choose.
Past NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
Contact Us
Mary Heusner
Director, Research
heusner@engr.washington.edu
(206) 685-2522
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