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Craig Corcoran - NanoJapan 2007
Rice University
Major/s: Mechanical Engineering & Cognitive Science
Anticipated Graduation: May 2010
NJ Research Host: Tohoku University, Prof. Iwasa
NJ Research Project: Fabrication of Organic Single Crystal Transistors

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Craig Corcoran - NanoJapan 2007 2010 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship PhD Student, Computer Science, University of Texas, Austin Craig Cocoran, a NanoJapan 2007 alumnus, was recently awarded a 2010 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship that he will use to pursue his PhD studies in Computer Science at the University of Texas, Austin. Craig will graduate from Rice University in May 2010 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and Cognitive Science. >> Student Profile © 2011 TeraNano. All rights reserved. Website designed by www.wastedpaper.com.