The two currently active eFellows cohorts feature some of the top engineering postdoctoral talent available in the United States. The individuals seen here represent the modern face of domestic engineering and engineering education. The eFellows have committed to embracing engineering challenges by conducting essential research, identifying possible solutions through analysis, and executing solutions that will benefit society at-large. The eFellows program includes a diverse set of individuals, many of whom identify as a member of a historically underrepresented group in engineering.
Please note that the following listing is not exhaustive and will be continuously updated as information is received.
Michael Kio
University of Maryland-College Park
Mohammad Miralinaghi
Illinois Institute of Technology
Nil Gurel
Meta Reality Labs
Jessica Aviles
Clemson University
Vahideh Mirchi
University of Wyoming
Janne Hall
Morgan State University
Le Shorn Benjamin
University of Houston
Tania Estrada
University of Colorado Boulder
Sania Esmaeilzadeh Seilabi
University at Buffalo
Moses Ukaoma
Catholic University of America
John Porter III
Morehouse College
Eazaz Sadeghvaziri
Morgan State University
Daril Brown
University of California-Davis
Emily McGuinness
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Alexis Bullock
Norfolk State University
Lorena Grundy
Tufts University
Juliet Johnston
Georgia Tech
Joshua Degraff
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
Gabriel Rodriguez-Rivera
University of Colorado Boulder
Emmet Francis
University of California-San Diego
Roxana Melendez De La Hoz
Florida Atlantic University
Jorge Osio-Norgaard
Stanford University