Energy Fellows, 2008-2009

In late August, the MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI) announced the first class of MIT Energy Fellows. Sponsored by the industry partners in the Initiative, these 39 graduate students are the inaugural members of the Society of Energy Fellows at MIT, an organization within MITEI established to foster a network of students dedicated to meeting the world’s future energy needs.

ABB

  • Benjamin Cannon, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  • Mar Reguant-Rido, Economics

b_TEC

  • Evelina Polyzoeva, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  • Tea Žakula, Architecture

Bosch

  • Joseph Sullivan, Mechanical Engineering
  • William Woodford, Materials Science and Engineering

BP

  • Lina Bird, Biology
  • Yi Chen, Mechanical Engineering
  • Regina Clewlow, Engineering Systems Division
  • Raoul Correa, Chemistry
  • Neil de Laplante, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  • Tatyana Deryugina, Economics
  • Andrew Horning, Chemistry
  • Xun Huan, Aeronautics and Astronautics
  • Sean Kessler, Chemical Engineering
  • Kyle Peet, Civil and Environmental Engineering

Chevron

  • Yulia Agramakova, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  • Betar Gallant, Mechanical Engineering

Enel

  • Bruno Bueno Unzeta, Architecture
  • Todd Ferguson, Chemical Engineering
  • Eni F. John Burpo, Biological Engineering
  • Ingrid Heilke, Urban Studies and Planning
  • Apurv Jain, Sloan School of Management
  • Brian Kardon, Physics
  • Jason Kovacs, Chemical Engineering
  • Bonnie Lam, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  • Kenneth Lotito, Chemistry
  • Alejandra Quintanilla Terminel, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  • Elizabeth Rapoport, Materials Science and Engineering
  • Emiliano Renzi, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  • Brandon Russell, Biological Engineering

Ford

  • Nicholas Martin, Political Science
  • Hiram Samel, Sloan School of Management
  • Ormat Andrej Lenert, Mechanical Engineering

Schlumberger

  • Di Chen, Materials Science and Engineering
  • Bren Phillips, Nuclear Science and Engineering

Total

  • James Berry, Economics
  • Geoffroy Hautier, Materials Science and Engineering
  • Michael Marshak, Chemistry