Six NORC investigators and mentorees win prizes with New Energetic Ideas session
January 24, 2014
Starting 2014 off on an enthusiastic and productive note, the Nutrition Obesity Research Center (NORC) [1] recently hosted “New Energetic Ideas for the New Year,” with an impressive number of representatives from various departments participating in the event. As a featured event, David B. Allison, PhD, [2] director of the NORC and Office of Energetics, [3] challenged each participant to propose novel and creative research ideas. Julie Locher, PhD, [4] associate professor in the Department of Health Care Organization and Policy, [5] announced the awards for faculty and trainees who distinguished themselves in the following categories:
Most Creative
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Daniel L. Smith, Jr., PhD, [6] assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition Sciences [7] (faculty) |
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Kenneth P. Kell, [8] graduate student in the Department of Nutrition Sciences (trainee) |
Most Impactful
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Mohammad R. Haider, PhD, [9] assistant professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering [10] (faculty) |
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Molly C. Bernhard, [11] graduate student in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences [12] (trainee) |
Best Presentation
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Kathryn Kaiser, PhD, [13] instructor in the Office of Energetics (faculty) |
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Gregory Pavela, PhD [14], postdoctoral trainee in the NORC (trainee) |
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