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Awards
- 2002
2002 Oak Ridge National Laboratory, UT-Battelle Award Night
Chemical Sciences Division
- Nominees , Finalists and Winners
Laboratory Operations
Awards
These awards recognize leadership and contributions of exceptional
administrative or operational services in support of the primary missions
and programs of UT-Battelle. Contributions worthy of recognition include
significant efficiency improvements, major cost-avoidance or cost-reduction
activities, and innovations that significantly enhance the attainment
of programmatic goals. Important in this awards category are contributions
that significantly improve safety and security in the workplace, promote
a healthy and diverse working environment, deliver quality services,
and protect our environment. Both extraordinary individual and team
efforts recognized in this awards category.
CSD Nominee
for Laboratory Operations - Administrative Support (nonexempt
payroll)
Janice Allgood, Chemical Sciences Division Office
In recognition of sustained, exemplary performance in support
of the Chemical Sciences Division.
CSD Nominee
for ESH&Q
Rob Peacher, Research Support Group and
Dale Caquelin, Radiochemical Analysis Group
For exemplary performance in support of the Chemical Sciences
Division’s nuclear facility operations and the establishment
of the Non-reactor Nuclear Facilities Complex Division.
Science and
Technology Awards
These awards recognize staff who have provided critical leadership
or made significant scientific, engineering, or technical contributions
in support of UT-Battelle’s programmatic goals. Both individual
and team contributions are recognized in this awards category.
Awards are given for scientific research, applied science, development
of technology, engineering, or invention. Contributions worthy
of recognition include research or engineering accomplishments
that make a significant contribution to a mainstream activity;
inventions with realized or potential value to UT-Battelle, the
government, or commercial clients; or key scientific publications,
conference proceedings, or books that have had significant impact.
Awards are given for superlative accomplishments during the past
year, over a number of years, or within the early years of recipient’s
career.
CSD Nominee
for Science and Technology - R&D Leadership (by a middle
manager)
Mike Simonson, Aqueous Chemistry & Geochemistry Group
In recognition of sustained, exemplary performance in
leading the Chemical Sciences Division into new areas involving
both neutron and nanoscience.
Winner!
Science and Technology - R&D Leadership (Division or
Program Director)
Michelle Buchanan, Chemical Sciences Division
In recognition of sustained R&D leadership of the
Chemical Sciences Division and outstanding support to the
Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s scientific missions.
CSD Nominee
for Science and Technology – Distinguished Scientist
Dick Haire, Transuranium Chemistry Group
For sustained, outstanding individual contributions to
the fundamental chemistry of trnasuranium chemistry leading
to national and international recognition of the leadership
position of the ORNL Transuranium Chemistry program in pioneering
studies of actinide elements and compounds.
CSD Nominees
for Science and Technology - Engineering Development (by a
team)
Mariappan (Parans) Paranthaman, Materials Chemistry Group,
and
Amit Goyal, Metals and Ceramic Division
For demonstration of meter long high critical current
YBCO based conductors on highly textured, strong, non-magnetic
Ni-Cr-W alloy substrates.
CSD Nominees
for Science and Technology – Scientific Research (by a team)
R. L. Hettich, K. G. Asano, Organic and Biological Mass Spectrometry
Group
N. C. VerBerkmoes and Y. Razmovskaya, UT-K
J. L. Bundy and J. L. Stephenson, Research Triangle Institute
L. Hauser and F. W. Larimer, Life Sciences Division
In recognition of the first, large-scale comprehensive characterization
of a bacterial proteome using a combined “top-down”
and “bottom-up” mass spectrometry approach.
2002 CSD Contribution Award
Jeff
Bryan
In recognition of your sustained service to the Chemical
Sciences Division through maintaining and providing x-ray
crystallographic services and for support of the Basic Energy
Sciences research program in the Chemical Separations Group
    
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