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Home > News > Hochella named Virginia's 2005 Outstanding Scientist

February 18th, 2005

Hochella named Virginia's 2005 Outstanding Scientist

Abstract:
Virginia Tech professor Michael F. Hochella Jr.'s innovative work has led to his being named Virginia's Outstanding Scientist 2005.

Hochella's teaching interests are broad — from university introductory to advanced graduate level courses. He also has introduced nanoscience and nanotechnology into high schools. The program has been successful in a pilot test. Supporters say it may become a model curriculum for high school students nationwide.

Source:
Virginia Tech

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