May 17, 2007

Chemistry Graduate Student wins Lieberman Fellowship

Nicholas Conley, a 3rd year chemistry graduate student in the Moerner and Waymouth labs is the recipient of a 2007 Lieberman Fellowship.

This fellowship is named in honor of one of Stanford's most distinguished citizens, Provost Emeritus Gerald J. Lieberman. A member of the Department of Statistics and Operations Research, Professor Lieberman achieved eminence as a scholar, teacher, and university statesman in a career that spanned 43 years as a student and faculty member at Stanford.

You can learn more about Conley's work in the Moerner group and Waymouth group by clicking on the group names.