Recently, Ashwin Shahani won the Bradley Stoughton Award for Young Teachers. The award was established by ASM International in 1952. It recognizes and fosters excellence in the teaching of materials science, materials engineering, design, and processing to encourage young teachers in this field. The award is open to any teacher of materials science, materials engineering, design, processing and related fields, under the age of 35. Only one award is given annually. Shahani’s citation reads, “For creativity and extraordinary effort in teaching undergraduate and graduate students, for providing innovative programming in materials science and engineering to underrepresented youth.”
Shahani also earned the Frontiers of Materials Award from the Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS). This award is given to a top-performing early career professional capable of organizing a Frontiers of Materials Event comprising a hot or emergent technical topic at the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition. As a winner, Shahani will organize an event on “Intermetallic Alloys at the Edge of Complexity: Structural and Kinetic Aspects,” which is scheduled to take place at the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition, March 19-23, 2023 in San Diego, California.
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