Early Career Award Past Winners
2008
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Al Crosby
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University of Massachusetts
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for his contributions to the field of adhesion science research with work involving the role adhesion plays in spatially and chemically non-uniform surfaces
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2009
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Tian Tang
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University of Alberta
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for studies of the adhesion, multiscale modeling and simulation of nano-biomolecular hybrid materials
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2010
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Christopher Stafford
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NIST
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for innovative methodology in measuring the mechanical properties of soft coatings
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2011
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Kevin Turner
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University of Pennsylvania
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2012
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Frank DelRio
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NIST
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for pioneering experiments and analytical approaches leading to an enhanced understanding of adhesion at the nanometer and micrometer scales
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2013
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Edwin Chan
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NIST
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for investigations of polymer gels and of the adhesive response of structured soft material surfaces
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2014
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Rong Long
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University of Alberta
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for his development and application of computational methods for understanding the mechanics of soft materials
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2016
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Robert Style
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for Fundamental Contributions to our Understanding of the Coupling of Surface Tension to Elastic Deformation
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2017
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Xuanhe Zhao
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for Fundamental Contributions and Groundbreaking Research on the Mechanics of Soft Materials
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2018 |
Alyssa Stark |
Villanova University |
for Fundamental Contributions and Groundbreaking Research on Biological Adhesion |
2019 |
Yuhan Lee |
Brigham and Women's Hospital/Harvard Medical School |
for contributions to adhesive biomaterials for biomedical applications |
2020 |
Michael Bartlett |
Iowa State University |
for his contributions to our understanding and development of reversible and switchable adhesives
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2021 |
Chelsea Davis |
Purdue University |
For her significant advances in the measurement and visualization of interfacial mechanics
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Past Winners - Outstanding Young Adhesion Technologist Award
2008
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Kar Tean Tan
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NIST
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for his contributions to the understanding of the role moisture plays in teh failure of adhesives, sealants and coatings
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2010
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Aaron Forster
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NIST
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for creative use of nanoindentation in composite assembly
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