Biomedical engineering doctoral student Brandon Slaughter received the Excellence in Graduate Research Award for Engineering and Natural Sciences at a ceremony for The University Co-op Michael H. Granof Awards for Excellence in Graduate Education on Wednesday, May 16.
Brandon Slaughter
Biomedical engineering doctoral student Brandon Slaughter received the Excellence in Graduate Research Award for Engineering and Natural Sciences at a ceremony for The University Co-op Michael H. Granof Awards for Excellence in Graduate Educationon Wednesday, May 16.
Slaughter, who conducts research in Professor Nicholas A. Peppas’ lab, received a $2,000 award for his research in Temperature-Responsive Nano-Composites for Advanced Drug Delivery.
The Excellence in Graduate Research Award was established in 2001 to recognize outstanding research.
