AEP announces that Craig Fennie has been awarded a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). These awards are extraordinarily competitive and being named one is an indication of Craig's remarkable accomplishments and his exceptional future promise. The award was presented by President Obama recently at the White House. The awardees each spoke about their science while at the White House. The Chronicle reviewed the award and Fennie's work as well.
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