Argonne researcher wins award from Hispanic engineering society

The Chemical Engineering Division's Rex E. Gerald II has been recognized for his technical achievements by the Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Award Corporation (HENAAC). The Outstanding Technical Achievement Award is awarded for a significant contribution to science, engineering or technology by the design, development, or management of a product, service, system or intellectual property. Criteria include the uniqueness of the research, degree of impact the research has on humankind, and patents or published works, as well as potential as a role model and involvement with the Hispanic community.  The focus of the Outstanding Technical Achievement Award was Gerald's work on the Argonne Coin Cell NMR/MRI Imager, a first-of-its kind device that lets researchers "see" what's happening in a battery cell in real time during testing.  (More . . .)

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More about Rex Gerald's Research

• Toroid Cavity Imagers/Detectors
• Fluid Catalysis Program R&D

More about Rex Gerald's Mentoring Activities

• Illuminating Science:  Mentor relationship provides rewards, awards for student and scientist
• The Right Stuff:  An innovative technology, exceptional students, and top-notch mentors can create significant scientific advances
• Making Science Visible within the Latino Community