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R&D 100 Awards

Each year R&D Magazine recognizes the 100 most technologically significant innovations of the preceding year. Argonne's Chemical Engineering Division has won 24 of these prestigious awards. 

Year Division(s)* Funding Source** Technology Researcher(s)
2005 CMT NIST (through Quallion) Self-Contained Battery-Powered bionŽ Microstimulator with Rechargeable Miniature Battery (with Alfred Mann Foundation, Quallion LLC, and Organosilicon Research Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison) Khalil Amine, Bookeun Oh, Ilias Belharouak, Qingzheng Wang and Donald Vissers
2001 CMT-ETP EE Argonne Autothermal Reforming Catalyst for Fuel Processors Michael Krumpelt, Shabbir Ahmed, Romesh Kumar, John Kopasz, Joong-Myeon Bae, John David Carter
1996 ER, CMT EM Empore Rad Disks (with 3M Company and IBC Advanced Technologies, Inc.) Mitchell Erickson, Kent Orlandini (ER), Lesa Smith (CMT)
1994 CMT SC-BES, Chemical Sciences Toroid Cavity Imager Klaus Woelk, Jerome Rathke, Robert Klingler
1993 CMT-ETP EE Ceramic Sulfide Materials Tom Kaun, Kevin M. Myles, Gary Henriksen, Daniel Simon
1993 ET, CMT EE An Efficient New Process for Commercial Production of Phase-Pure Superconductors Uthamalingam Balachandran, Roger Poeppel, James Emerson, Stanley Johnson
1991 CMT NE Electrorefining Process for Recovery of Transuranics from Spent Nuclear Fuel Bill Miller, Eddie Gay, John Ackerman, Robert Steunenberg, Zygmunt Tomczuk, Ray Wolson
1991 CMT-ETP EE Bipolar LiFeS2 Battery, the Mark III Tom Kaun
1989 CMT SC-BES, USEPA, NASA Infrared Aerosol Analyzer Stanley Johnson, Romesh Kumar, Gerald Reedy
1988 CMT SC-BES pH Sensor for High-Temperature/High Pressure Aqueous Environments Zoltan Nagy, Robert Yonco
1987 CMT-ETP EE Micro Membrane-Electrode Sensor Laszlo Redey, Ira Bloom
1985 CMT SC-BES, Material Sciences Pyroelectrochemical Extraction Process Victor Maroni, S. Von Winbush, R. Yonco
1982 CMT-ETP EE Multifunctional Sensor Electrode Donald Vissers, Laszlo Redey
1982 CMT-ETP, ECT FE Masked Multichannel Scaler D.G. Ettinger, S. Bourne, M. McGee, A. Winicki
1981 CMT-ETP EE Electric Vehicle Battery Charger System William H. DeLuca
1981 CMT SC Attenuated Total Internal Reflection Impactor for Aerosol Analysis Stanley Johnson, Paul Cunningham
1978 CMT SC Gas Chromatography Cryocollector G.T. Reedy
1978 CMT Unknown Fluidized Bed Coal Combustion Process A. Jonke, J. Vogel
1977 CMT EE Nonimaging Solar Collector William Schertz
1976 CMT SC In-Sodium Tritium Meter Romesh Kumar, Donald Raue, Stanley Skladzien
1976 ARF, CMT EE Dielectric Compound Parabolic Concentrator R. Winston, William Schertz
1974 CMT FE System for Detecting Water-to-Sodium Leaks from Steam Generators of Liquid Metal Cooled Fast Breeder Nuclear Reactors Donald Vissers
1974 CMT-ETP EE High-Capacity Lithium-Sulfur Battery Cell R. Steunenberg
1968 CMT-EPT EE Lightweight Electrically Rechargeable Power Cells H. Shimotake

*DIVISIONAL ACRONYMS: ARF (Accelerator Research Facility) CMT (Chemical Engineering Division) CMT-ETP (Chemical Engineering Division, Electrochemical Technology Program) ER (Environmental Research) ET (Energy Technology)

**FUNDING SOURCE ACRONYMS (Department of Energy [DOE] unless otherwise noted): EE (Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy) EM (Environmental Management) FE (Fossil Energy) NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) NE (Nuclear Energy, Office of Science and Technology) SC (Office of Science) SC-BES (Office of Science, Basic Energy Sciences) USEPA (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)

 
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