MRS Impact Award

MRS Impact Award Recipients

• Amy J. Moll, Boise State University (2021)
  

  “For sustained leadership and impact in materials outreach and education, including founding the department at Boise State University, fostering excellent materials science pedagogy, and engaging the public through museum exhibits and television documentaries"

   
  

  
  
• Takiya J. Ahmed Foskey, DuPont (2020)

  “For leadership, mentoring and substantive contributions toward creating and organizing educational opportunities to prepare the next generation, in particular underrepresented and economically disadvantaged youth, to strive for STEM education and careers and be role models in the future"

  
  
• Meyya Meyyappan, NASA Ames Research Center (2019)

  “For his lifelong dedication toward creating significant and outstanding impact to understanding nanotechnology through global outreach initiatives and for unwavering mentorship”
   
   

  
  
• Michael Falk, Johns Hopkins University (2018)

  “For broadened participation in STEM education in Baltimore elementary schools; for bringing attention to professional and educational climate issues faced by LGBTQ students and researchers; and for pioneered research-based methodologies for integrating computation into the Materials Science and Engineering curriculum”
  

  
  
• Lynnette D. Madsen, National Science Foundation (2017)

  “In recognition of her effectiveness in exemplifying technical leadership, advancing diversity, fostering mentoring and communicating persuasively to influence both large and small institutions”