Emerging Soft Matter Excellence Award Endowment

Advance exceptional research by graduate students pursuing soft matter physics.

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    Your gift supports research by graduate students pursuing soft matter physics.

    The APS Division of Soft Matter's (DSOFT) new Emerging Soft Matter Excellence Award (ESME) recognizes an exceptional graduate student pursuing research in soft matter physics.

    DSOFT has pledged to match the first $40,000 in donations raised toward this campaign's $90,000 endowment goal.

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    Ephraim Bililign
    DSOFT Student Affairs Committee Chair Ephraim Bililign

    About the Emerging Soft Matter Excellence Award

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    Help recognize and enhance outstanding achievements of early-career scientists in the interdisciplinary area of precision measurement and fundamental constants and encourage the wide dissemination of the research results.

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