Two School of Engineering professors have been honored this year for their outstanding scholarship and research contributions.
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When Alexander Dematracopoulos joined the School of Engineering Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) as an assistant professor in 1980, little did he dream that one day his daughter would also become a Rutgers CEE assistant professor.
The prestigious award was presented to Hani Nassif at the ACI Spring Concrete Convention in Toronto, Canada. The award citation specifically pays tribute to his “many contributions to the concrete industry in general, the use of structural concrete, and important advances in the use of cementitious composites and materials in concrete structures.”
The Rutgers University Provost Award for Excellence in Cross-Disciplinary Research was presented at the Chancellor and Provost Celebration of Faculty Excellence event.
Zhang's research focus is in high-performance computing algorithms and systems, and their applications in science and engineering. Over my career, he has worked on the world’s most powerful supercomputers, including Blue Gene/P, Stampede 2/3, Frontera, Polaris, and Perlmutter.
A professor in the School of Engineering's Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering receives a prestigious award for distinguished accomplishments and individual achievement's in innovative teaching in engineering technology and/or applied engineering education.