Stanford Graduate Fellowships Research Symposium
April 24, 2002

This annual event is organized to honor the achievements of Stanford Graduate Fellows and Honorary Stanford Graduate Fellows and open to the Stanford Community and SGF Donors.

Ed Feng, Gerhard Casper Fellow (Chemical Engineering) was one of 16 fellows who presented short talks about their research. Ed's talk was How Do Molecules Move in a Liquid?

Meg Young, Gabilan Fellow (Geological and Environmental Sciences) spoke about her thesis fieldwork in Mexico. Meg's talk was, Mangroves and Methane: A Surprising Combination.

Dr. Craig R. Barrett, Chief Executive Officer, Intel Corporation, was the keynote speaker. His talk was, The Next 20 Year's of Moore's Law.

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Following the keynote address Dr. Barrett, President Hennessy, Dean Plummer and Professor James Harris listen to a question from John Hatfield, Burt and Deedee McMurtry Fellow (Economics). The yellow blur is Neville Mehenti, Abbott Laboratories Fellow (Chemical Engineering).

No SGF event is complete without food!

The SEQ Plaza between the Science and Engineering Quad Teaching Center and the David Packard Electrical Engineering Building is a great spot for a Spring event.

Our thanks to Nancy Lee, Winston and Fu-Mei Chen Fellow (1997-2000), Chemical Engineering, for these great pictures!

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