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bp vice president of carbon solutions (right) presented one of two 2019 CMI Best Paper Awards to former Princeton Postdoctoral research fellow Kieran Bhatia (center). Bhatia’s former advisor Gabrial Vecchi, professor of geosciences, joined in the presentation. (Photo by Sameer A. Kahn/Fotobuddy)
A second 2019 CMI Best Paper Award was presented by Hill to Princeton postdoctoral research associate Brandon Reichl (center). Reichl’s former advisor, Elena Shevlioakova, a physical scientist and senior climate modeler, also participated in the presentation. (Photo by Sameer A. Kahn/Fotobuddy)
Senior vice president of bp America, Cindy Yeilding, presented the 2018 CMI Best Paper Award to postdoctoral research fellow Greeshma Gadikota. Gadikota’s former advisor Ian Bourg, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, and Robert Socolow, CMI co-director and professor emeritus and senior research scholar with the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, joined in the presentation. (Photo by Holly Welles, Carbon Mitigation Initiative)
From left to right: bp’s chief scientist and head of technology, Angela Strank; Bhargav Rallabandi, recipient of the 2017 CMI Best Paper award for Postdoctoral Fellows; and Rallabandi’s co-advisors Howard Stone, CMI principal investigator, and Michael Winton, research scientist at the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory. (Photo by PEI staff)
Figure 1.1.2. Former CMI postdoctoral fellow Caroline Farrior was presented with the 2016 CMI Best Paper Award by Gardiner Hill, Director of Carbon Solutions, during a ceremony this past February. Farrior, who worked in Stephen Pacala’s lab, was selected for her paper “Dominance of the suppressed: Power-law size structure in tropical forests” in recognition of the important finding that commonalities among tropical forests in their structure are due to simple and biologically intuitive mechanisms. The paper was published in the journal Science in early 2016.
From left to right: Zheng Li of Tsinghua University and former advisor of the 2015 CMI Best Paper Award recipient, Zhong Zheng (center); Howard Stone, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering (center left); Felipe Bayon, senior vice president of bp America (center right); and Robert Socolow, professor emeritus of mechanical and aerospace engineering and co-director of CMI (right). (Photo: Frank Wojciechowski)
From left to right: Thomas Frölicher, recipient of 2014 CMI Best Paper Award for Postdoctoral Research Fellows; Ellen Williams, chief scientist at bp; and Sarah Batterman, also a recipient of the 2014 CMI Best Paper Award for Postdoctoral Research Fellow. (Photo: Frank Wojciechowski)
From left to right: Robert Socolow, co-director of CMI Policy and Integration Group and professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering; Ellen Williams, chief scientist, bp; Gennady Gor, recipient of the 2013 CMI Best Paper Award for Postdoctoral Fellows; and Jean-Hervé Prévost, professor of civil and environmental engineering. (Photo: Frank Wojciechowski)
2012: Claudie Beaulieu Identification and Characterization of Abrupt Changes in the Land Uptake of Carbon
From left to right: Jorge Sarmiento, professor of geosciences, Claudie Beaulieu, recipient of the 2012 CMI Best Paper Award for Postdoctoral Fellows, and Ellen Williams, chief scientist, bp (Photo: Frank Wojciechowski)
Ellen Williams, Chief Scientist at bp presenting the 2011 CMI Best Paper Award to Professor Zheng Li of Tsinghua University, accepting on behalf of award recipient Dr. Guangjian Liu. (Photo: Andrew Wilkinson)
