Dr. Page
Stoutland, NTI’s Vice President of Scientific and Technical Affairs,
was recently granted the lifetime honor of being an elected Fellow of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science. Stoutland was elected in recognition of his
extraordinary achievements in advancing science and an array of accomplishments
in the chemistry field. As an AAAS Fellow, he joins the ranks of significant
scientific minds such as inventor Thomas Edison and computer scientist Grace
Hopper. Stoutland will be recognized at the 2019 AAAS Annual Meeting in
Washington, D.C. in February. The full list of 2018 Fellows will be published
in the Nov. 29 issue of Science.
Read
the full announcement here.
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