Nicola DeBlasio (right), vice president for R&D International Development, Eni, welcomes new Eni-MIT Energy Fellows at a reception in late August.
Energy Fellows, 2012–2013
Justin Knight
The Society of Energy Fellows at MIT welcomed about 60 new members in fall 2012. The Energy Fellows network now totals more than 250 graduate students and postdoctoral fellows and spans 20 MIT departments and divisions and all five MIT schools. This year’s fellowships are made possible through the generous support of 19 MITEI member companies.
ABB
- Xueying Lu, Physics
- Lisa Pawlowicz, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Booz Allen Hamilton
- Amy Rose, Engineering Systems Division
Bosch
- Eugene Cho, Materials Science and Engineering
- Katherine Ong, Mechanical Engineering
BP
- Philip Arevalo, Biology
- Kimberly Davis, Biology
- Maxwell Kaplan, Biology/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
- Levi Lentz, Mechanical Engineering
- Jennifer Lewis, Chemical Engineering
- Wei Li, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Yuval Tal, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
- Arthur Yip, Engineering Systems Division
Chevron
- David Bierman, Mechanical Engineering
- Yo Seob Yoon, Chemistry
Cummins
- Alex Breckel, Engineering Systems Division
EDF
- Sandra Jenkins, Engineering Systems Division
Enel
- Jesse Jenkins, Engineering Systems Division
- Brian Mayton, Media Arts and Sciences
Eni
- Ashwini Bharatkumar, Engineering Systems Division
- Michael Chen, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Laura Cooper, Chemistry
- Erik Duhaime, Management
- Frank Fan, Materials Science and Engineering
- Aaron Goodman, Chemistry
- Matthew Klug, Mechanical Engineering
- Andong Liu, Chemical Engineering
- Harry Watson, Chemical Engineering
- Zhulin Yu, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
Ferrovial
- Ian McKay, Mechanical Engineering
- Christopher Smith Urban Studies and Planning
ICF
- Michael Davidson, Engineering Systems Division
Lockheed Martin
- George Hansel, Aeronautics and Astronautics
- Siping Wang, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Saudi Aramco
- Thanasak Sathitwitayakul, Chemistry
- Siah Tan, Chemical Engineering
Schlumberger
- Franco Chingcuanco, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Robin Deits, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Shell
- Justin Chen, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Nicholas Hagerty, Economics
- Brett Lazarus, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Daniel Leithinger Media Arts and Sciences
- Junlun Li, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
- Yun Liu, PhD, Materials Science and Engineering
- Shevarl MacNamara, PhD, Mathematics
- Brian Solomon, Mechanical Engineering
- Ira Winder, Urban Studies and Planning
- Xiangyao Yu, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Ahmad Zamanian, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Siemens
- Parnika Agrawal, Materials Science and Engineering
- Nazar Lubchenko Nuclear Science and Engineering
Total
- Jialiang Chen, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Elizabeth M-Y Lee, Chemical Engineering
- Ketian Zhang, Political Science
United Technologies Corporation
- Karine Chong, Mechanical Engineering
- Goksin Kavlak, Engineering Systems Division
Weatherford
- Michael Gibson, Materials Science and Engineering
- Arvind Karunakaran, Management
