To be presented at the Thursday Keynote; 12:10pm Ballroom A/B
Timothy S. Fischer, Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles
For pioneering efforts at the convergence between heat transfer and nanomaterials, ranging from material processing to thermal characterization and modeling; and for distinguished service to the profession through conference organization and technical committee leadership.
John H. Lienhard V, Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
For sustained contributions to thermodynamic and transport process engineering through modeling, experimentation, design, and patents; for a pioneering, open-access textbook, and for leadership in sustainability research in academia.
Raj M. Manglik, Ph.D. (Deceased), University of Cincinnati
For innovative contribution to mechanical engineering, including advances in both fundamental and applied industry-related research in energy and thermal-fluid sciences; and for impactful leadership in the professional society in building a diverse and inclusive community.
Kon-Well Wang, Ph.D., University of Michigan
For lifelong distinguished service and leadership that has shaped the nation’s research, established new fields, and transformed engineering education and the profession.