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Associate Dean for Graduate Education and mechanical engineeringÌýProfessor Massimo RuzzeneÌýwasÌýelected a Fellow of the Society of Engineering Science (SES).

TheÌýsocietyÌýelects between one and three fellows per year and has a membership of roughly 1,000 scientists. An SES Fellow is someone distinguished in a field in which the society has interestÌýwho has been a member of the society for at least five yearsÌýand whose contributions to SESÌýand the technical community have justified this honor.

¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ the Society of Engineering Science

SES promotes the development and strengthening of the interfaces between various disciplines in engineering, sciences, mathematics, and related fields. This vision remains at the core of SES today andÌýis key to many advances that the engineering sciences can provide to society at large. The SES also organizes an annual SES conference, a meeting for those working in mechanics. Last year, over fifteenÌý¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ Boulder faculty attended.Ìý

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