UBC Chemist Awarded National Early-Career Fellowship
A UBC chemist, Arthur B. Zachary Hudson, has been awarded a prestigious fellowship for developing advanced materials that transform disease diagnosis, reduce electricity consumption, and minimize plastic waste.
- He is among six early-career academic researchers honoured by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada.
- The awards aim to empower young investigators to expand their research capabilities and emerge as leaders.
The fellowship will support Hudson's research in creating innovative materials.
These awards are designed to empower young investigators to expand their research capabilities and emerge as leaders who will inspire the next generation.
Author's summary: UBC chemist wins award for innovative materials research.
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