We are thrilled to announce that Professor Nicholas Kotov has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering (NAE)—one of the highest professional honors in the field of engineering. This prestigious recognition highlights his groundbreaking work in biomimetic nanostructures, self-assembly, and nanomaterials with applications in medicine, energy, and beyond.
A Pioneer in Nanotechnology
Nick Kotov, the Joseph B. and Florence V. Cejka Professor of Engineering at the University of Michigan, has long been at the forefront of nanoscience. His research has led to major advancements in:
- Biomimetic Materials – Designing nanoscale structures that mimic biological systems for enhanced performance.
- Biomedical Applications – Developing nanomaterials for targeted drug delivery and regenerative medicine.
- Energy Storage – Engineering next-generation materials for batteries and sustainable energy solutions.
His election to the NAE recognizes these contributions and their impact on the world.
What This Means
Election to the National Academy of Engineering is a lifetime achievement and a testament to Professor Kotov’s impact on engineering and science. Members of the NAE are chosen based on their outstanding contributions to engineering research, practice, and education.
As a newly elected NAE member, Kotov joins an elite group of engineers who are shaping the future of technology and innovation. His work will continue to inspire scientists, engineers, and students worldwide.