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   Gulf Energy Information takes judging of the HP Awards to be a serious matter. In the interest of transparency, the methodology is detailed below: 1. HP Awards 'call for award nominations' is published as an advertisement for three months via the Hydrocarbon Processing website and print publication. E-mail alerts are sent out, as well. 2. The award nominations that are received are sorted into their award category. A staff member passes the sorted category nominations to Hydrocarbon Processing's Editor. 3. The Editor of Hydrocarbon Processing organizes and sends the nominations t...

The following is a news release from the Idaho National Laboratory. Dr. Dong Ding, a senior staff researcher at Idaho National Laboratory, has been named an Asian American Most Promising Engineer. He is one of only four in the U.S. to be recognized this year with the honor. The Asian American Engineer of the Year […]

INL Engineer achieves national recognition AAEOY Dr. Dong Ding IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI)-An Idaho National Laboratory Senior staff researcher has been named as one of four “Asian American Most Promising Engineers.”   Dr. Dong Ding leads a group of researchers in electrochemical processing electrocatalysis for clean energy storage and conversion. The Asian American Engineer of the Year Awards have taken place since 2002 as part of the U.S. National Engineers Week.  It honors Asian American professionals in academia, public service, and industries. Dr. Ding is an adjunct profession of Ch...

First Lt. Samuel Nyamekye, a former Air Force Research Laboratory Aerospace Systems Directorate Airman, was recently named the 2021 Most Promising Engineer in Government in advance of the 35th Annual 2021 Black Engineer of the Year STEM Conference.,

A former Air Force Research Laboratory Aerospace Systems Directorate Airman was recently named the 2021 Most Promising Engineer in Government in advance of the 35th Annual 2021 Black Engineer of the Year STEM Conference, to be held virtually Feb. 11-13. First Lt. Samuel Nyamekye grew up in Ghana, West Africa, where he enjoyed spending time with family and exploring the “why” behind how things work. Nyamekye’s curiosity led him to earn a Chemical Engineering Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Science and Technology in Ghana in 2010. “I have always been curious and sought ...