Suljo Linic Assistant Professor 3330 G.G. Brown (734)647-7984 FAX: (734) 764-7453 linic@umich.edu Fuel cells, chiral synthesis, carbon catalysis, catalysis at nano-scales, fundamentals of surface actvity and selectivity. Short Bio Research Publications Teaching Group Page

Biographical Information

Professional Experience

	University of Michigan Chemical Engineering Department Ann Arbor, Michigan
	Assistant Professor	2004
	Fritz-Haber-Institut der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Theory Department Berlin, Germany Postdoctoral Fellowship	2003-2004

Honors and Awards

	Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award, given to ~10 mainly assistant or associate professors for research contributions to the field of chemical science, May 2009
	DuPont Young Professor Award, May 2008 (Given to ~10-15 assistant or associate professors worldwide across multiple disciplines)
	NSF Career Award, awarded Nov 2005 for the 2006-2011 period
	Chemical Engineering Departmental Award, 2007 (One award is given annually to a faculty member for excellence in research, teaching, and service)
	Max Planck postdoctoral fellowship, 2003-2004. (Fellowship given by the German Max Planck Society)
	Young Scientist Prize from the Council of the International Association of Catalysis Societies, Paris, France, July 2004 (Given by the Council of the International Association of Catalysis Societies, to the most promising young scientists, under age 35, for research accomplishments)
	University of Delaware Competitive Fellowship Award, 2002 Graduate fellowship given to the most accomplished graduate student at the University. Criteria are academic and thesis work.
	Soros Foundation Fellowship 1995-1998