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October 29th, 2007
Professor Abhaya Datye Receives National Science Foundation Award
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UNM Distinguished Professor of Chemical and Nuclear Engineering Abhaya Datye has received the National Science Foundation Industry/University Cooperative Research Center award for 2008.
"Dr. Datye's leadership has resulted in a number of critical research initiatives that have improved the department's visibility and facilitated the hiring of talented junior faculty," said Julia Fulghum, chair of the Department of Chemical and Nuclear Engineering. "He has led the development of the new Nanoscience and Microsystems program, which has an impact not just on UNM, but on the state."
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