Student and Alumni News
Awards and accomplishments of our students and alumni

Alumnus Thomas Coughlin is 2023 IEEE President-Elect
Posted December 12, 2022
A 1981 graduate, Coughlin is an expert in digital storage technologies and is President of Coughlin Associates, a technology consulting firm.

Alumnus Karthik Srinivasan and CEMS student Pang-Hsiao Liu win best poster at MMM 2022
Posted December 9, 2022
The poster presents a new exfoliation technique that could be the ultimate “cold-process” for materials integration.

No frontier too challenging
Posted September 20, 2022
Read about Aditya Dave's experience participating in and ultimately winning the prestigious Caltech Space Challenge

Chatterjee, de Sousa, and Zhang receive doctoral dissertation fellowships
Posted September 12, 2022
The Graduate School's doctoral dissertation fellowships support highly accomplished students so they can focus their efforts on completing their dissertations

Vinit Chugh and Dong Jun Lee are Interdisciplinary Doctoral Fellowship winners
Posted May 24, 2022
Chugh and Lee are working on portable diagnostic devices that will positively impact access to healthcare

Renata Saha receives 2022-23 MnDRIVE Graduate Fellowship
Posted April 6, 2022
The fellowship will support Saha's research on implantable treatment options for neuromodulation

Alumnus Kai Wu wins best poster at 2022 Joint MMM-INTERMAG
Posted January 27, 2022
Poster presents magnetic particle spectroscopy for quick detection of virus that causes COVID-19

Duarte de Sousa awarded IEEE EDS PhD Student Fellowship
Posted November 4, 2021
The IEEE EDS fellowship recognizes de Sousa's excellence in research in electron devices.

Applause for MPACT members Yali Zhang and Aditya Dave
Posted August 27, 2021
Yali Zhang's 3MT thesis and Aditya Dave's paper recognized at separate IEEE events.

Reza Zamani, Rachit Shrivastava, Vidya Chhabria receive doctoral dissertation fellowships
Posted June 7, 2021
The dissertation fellowship allows exceptional doctoral students to focus their effort on their research