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Honored Student Award Designed to Encourage and Recognize Graduate Students in the Area of Fats, Oils, Proteins, Surfactants and Related Materials Honored Student Award Designed to encourage and recognize graduate students in the area of fats, oils, proteins, surfactants and related materials. Sponsored by the AOCS Foundation. Recipients by Year 2021 Guanghui Li Jinan University, China Jorge L. Muriel Mundo University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA Reed Nicholson University of Guelph, Canada Yunbing Tan University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA Hualu Zhou University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA 2020 Yang Lan North Dakota State University, USA Marnie Newell University of Alberta, Canada Lirong Xu Jiangnan University, China Bingjing Zheng University of Massachusetts-Amherst, USA 2019 Sampson Anankanbil Aarhus University, Denmark Hongbing Fan University of Alberta, Canada Anabella S. Giacomozzi Universidad Nacional del Sur, Argentina Longkai Shi Jiangnan University, China Weicang Wang University of Massachusetts-Amherst, USA Minwei Xu North Dakota State University, USA Junsi Yang University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA 2018 Juan J. Aristizabal Henao University of Waterloo, Canada Thais L. T. da Silva University of Campinas, Brazil Jun Jin Jiangnan University, China Nan Shang University of Alberta, Canada Ali Ubeyitogullari University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA Ruojie Zhang University of Massachusetts-Amherst, USA JuDong Yeo Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada 2017 Syed Awais Ali Shah Bokhari Universiti Teknologi Petronas, Malaysia Subin R.C.K. Rajendran Dalhousie University, Canada Jingbo Li Aarhus University, Denmark Pere Ramel University of Guelph, Canada Ryan West Ryerson University, Canada Zipei Zhang University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA 2016 Ifeanyi Nwachukwu University of Manitoba, Canada Maxine J. Roman University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA Sara Shinn University of Arkansas, USA Wei Wei Aarhus University, Denmark 2015 Nandika P. Bandara University of Alberta, Canada Adeeb Hayyan University of Malaya, Malaysia Sunday A. Malomo University of Manitoba, Canada Fernanda Peyronel University of Guelph, Canada 2014 Taiwo Akanbi Deakin University, Australia Mia Falkeborg Aarhus University, Denmark Shiou-Wah Gouk University of Malaya, Malaysia Ketinun Kittipongpittaya University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA Ying Yang University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA Xiaowei Zhang Shanghai Jiao Tong University, People’s Republic of China 2013 Chodchanok Attaphong The University of Oklahoma, USA Leann Barden University of Massachusetts-Amherst, USA Alex P. Kitson University of Waterloo, Canada Henna Lu Fung Sieng Technical University of Denmark, Denmark Worawan Panpipat Aarhus University, Demark Madhuram Ravichandran University of Arkansas, USA Chenxing Sun University of Alberta, Canada Fang Tian University of Massachusetts-Amherst, USA Tu Tran Ryerson University, Canada 2012 Kollbe Ahn Kansas State University, USA Seong-Chea Chua Aarhus University, Denmark Anna Frisenfeldt Horn Technical University of Denmark, Denmark Ehsan Jenab University of Alberta, Canada Behnoush Maherani Institut national Polytechnique de Lorraine-Nancy, France Atikorn Panya University of Massachusetts-Amherst, USA Jiajia Rao University of Massachusetts-Amherst, USA Utkarsh Shah University of Arkansas, USA Albert L. Zhou Utah State University, USA 2011 Chelsey Castrodale University of Arkansas, USA Gamage Anoma Chandrasekara Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada Bingcan Chen University of Massachusetts, USA Michael S. 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Eric Hodgman Purdue University, USA Bena-Marie Lue University of Aarhus, Denmark Bernhard A. Seifried University of Alberta, Canada Megan Tippetts Utah State University, USA Chibuike Udenigwe University of Manitoba, Canada Jeroen Vereecken Ghent University, Belgium Thaddao Waraho University of Massachusetts, USA 2008 Jean Alamed University of Massachusetts, USA Sarah E. Belise Tufts University, USA Caitlin S. Boon University of Massachusetts, USA Marina Cerdeira University of Buenos Aires, Argentina Wee Sim Choo University of Otago, New Zealand Diliara R. Iassonova Iowa State University, USA Benoit Igne Iowa State University, USA Christina Kriegel University of Massachusetts, USA Mickaël Laguerre CIRAD, France Fatemeh (Farnaz) Maleky University of Guelph, Canada Thu T. Nguyen The University of Oklahoma, USA John F. 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Deak Iowa State University, USA Mariana Diaz University of Massachusetts, USA Imogen Foubert Ghent University, Belgium Hugh E. Lippman Purdue University, USA Silvana Martini University of La Plata, Argentina Caiping Su Iowa State University, USA Mustafa E. Tat Iowa State University, USA Kaisa M. YLi-Jokipii University of Turku, Finland Yunling Zheng North Dakota State University, USA 2002 Demet Guzey University of Tennessee, USA Arnar Halldorsson University of Iceland, Iceland Henry S. Lam University of Arkansas, USA JaeHwan Lee The Ohio State University, USA Felix Moh Mee Ho University of Malaya, Malaysia Mridul Mukherji University of Oxford, United Kingdom Eek Joong Park University of Alberta, Canada Dongxiao Sun The University of Auckland, New Zealand Tom R.J. Verleyen University of Ghent, Belgium Michaelann S. 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