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NAMF Award for Excellence
and Sustained Contributions to Mixing
Research and Practice
has been given
annually since 1991. Below is a list of NAMF Award Recipients: |
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20th (Salt Lake City, 2010) |
Dr. Chad P. J. Bennington
(Deceased) |
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19th (Nashville, TN, 2009) |
Dr. Victor A. Atiemo-Obeng, Dow
Chemical |
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18th
(Philadelphia, PA, 2008) |
Dr. Fernando J.
Muzzio,
Rutgers University |
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17th
(Park
City, Utah, 2007) |
Dr. Ramesh R.
Hemraijani, Mixing & Reactor Solutions |
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16th (San Francisco, CA,
2006) |
Dr. Piero
Armenante, New Jersey Institute of Technology |
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15th
(Parksville, BC, Canada,
2005) |
Dr.
David S. Dickey,
MixTech, Dayton OH
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14th
(2004) |
Dr.
Suzanne M. Kresta,
University of Alberta, Edmonton
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13th
(Lake Placid, NY - 2003) |
Dr. Philippe Tanguy,
Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal
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12th
(2002) |
Dr.
Ronald J. Weetman,
Lightnin (retired), Rochester NY
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11th
(Reno, NV - 2001) |
Dr.
Lawrence L. Tavlarides,
Department of
Chemical Engineering, Syracuse University |
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10th
(Los Angeles, CA - 2000) |
Dr. E. Bruce
Nauman,
Department of
Chemical Engineering,
Rensselaer
Polytechnic Inst. |
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9th (Dallas, TX - 1999) |
Dr. Arthur W. Etchells, III,
E. I. Du Pont De
Nemours & Co., Engineering
Technology |
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8th (Miami Beach, FL - 1998) |
Dr. David B. Todd,
Polymer Processing
Institute, New Jersey
Institute of Technology |
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7th (Los Angeles, CA - 1997) |
Prof. Richard
V. Calabrese, Department of
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of
Maryland |
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6th (Chicago, IL - 1996) |
Dr.
Edward L. Paul, Merck & Company,
Inc. (retired) |
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5th (Miami Beach, FL - 1995) |
Dr. Douglas E.
Leng, Sr. Research
Scientist, The Dow Chemical
Company Central Research -
Engineering
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4th (San Francisco, CA - 1994) |
Prof.
Robert S. Brodkey, Professor Emeritus, Department of
Chemical Engineering, The Ohio State
University |
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3rd (St. Louis, MO - 1993) |
Prof. Herbert L.
Toor, Department of
Chemical Engineering,
Carnegie-Mellon
University |
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2nd (San Francisco, CA - 1994) |
Dr. James Y. Oldshue
(deceased) |
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1st (Banff, Canada
- 1991) |
Dr. Joseph B. Gray
(deceased) |
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Student Award |
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6th
(2007) |
Clara Ford,
University of
British Columbia
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5th
(2005) |
Gustavo Padron,
University of
Maryland
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4th
(2003) |
Maria
Soledad Córdova-Aguilar,
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México |
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3rd
(2001) |
Vesselina Roussinova,
University of
Alberta
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2nd
(1999) |
none |
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1st
(1997) |
Genwen
Zhou,
University of
Alberta
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Start-up Grant in Mixing |
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The North American
Mixing Forum sponsors a grant to encourage new faculty to begin
research careers in areas that will impact the general field of
fluid mixing technology. Any untenured but tenure-track faculty
member at a Ph.D. granting institution in North America is eligible
for this grant. Grants are awarded by the NAMF award committee based
on applications describing the scope of the mixing research. The
grant amount for 2001 was $20,000, gradually increasing to $24,000
in 2007. The recipient is announced at the fall AIChE meeting each
year an applicant is selected. The recipient will report initial and
final results from grant activity at Biennial Conferences of the
North American Mixing Forum. The NAMF Startup Grant in Mixing has
been given since 1999.
Below is a list of
grant recipients:
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6th
(Nashville, TN -
2009) |
Dr. Guiren Wangt,
Mechanical Engineering, South Carolina
University |
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5th
(Park City, Utah
- 2007) |
Dr. James F.
Gilchrist, Chemical Engineering Lehigh
University |
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4th
(Parksville,
BC, Canada - 2005) |
Dr. Jeff Morris,
City College of New York |
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(Lake Placid, New York -2003) |
Dr. Abraham D. Strook,
Cornell
University |
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2nd
(Pocono Manor, PA - 2001) |
Dr.
Johannes Khinast,
Department of
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering,
Rutgers
University |
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1st
(Banff,
Canada - 1999) |
Dr. Michael
J. Solomon,
Department of
Chemical Engineering,
University of
Michigan |
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