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International Fulbright Science and Technology Award

The International Fulbright Science and Technology Award is designed to provide top-level talent from around the world with the U.S. government’s most prestigious and valuable scholarships and allow them to pursue PhD study at America’s most competitive universities. It was created to attract the most highly qualified young women and men to the U.S. and symbolizes the preeminent higher education system’s welcome to international students.

International Fulbright Science and Technology grantees for the FY 2006 competition are listed below.

Host Country/Territory	Grantee Name	Field of Study	Host Institution
Argentina	Diego Ploper	Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology	University Of California, Los Angeles
Bangladesh	Samiul Hasan	Civil Engineering	Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
Bangladesh	Md. Uddin	Computer Science	University Of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign
Brazil	Clarice Aiello	Nuclear Science and Engineering	Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
China	Jia Shu Chen	Electrical Engineering	University Of California, Berkeley
Canada	Rebecca Best	Population Biology	University Of California, Davis
Colombia	Alejandro Reyes	Computational Biology	Washington University In St. Louis
Costa Rica	Ronald Gonzalez	Soil and Water Science	University Of Florida
Croatia	Martin Petricic	Ocean Engineering	University Of California, Berkeley
Cyprus	Nektarios Pisios	Computer Science	New York University
Czech Republic	Jiri Simsa	Computer Science	Carnegie Mellon University
Egypt	Mohamed Raafat	Mechanical Engineering	Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
Estonia	Allan-Hermann Pool	Neuroscience	University Of California, Berkeley
Hungary	Peter Varju	Mathematics	Princeton University
Iceland	Heida Siguroardottir	Neuroscience	Brown University
Ireland	Donnchadha Quilty	Physics	Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
Israel	Limor Bursztyn	Electrical Engineering	Stanford University
Italy	Filippo Scotti	Physics	Princeton University
Italy	Fabio Fachin	Aeronautics and Astronautics	Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
Lebanon	Helen Saad	Bioengineering	University Of California, San Diego
Nepal	Lisa Shrestha	Civil Engineering	University Of California, Berkeley
New Zealand	Irene Ballagh	Neurobiology & Behavior	Columbia University
Poland	Aleksander Madry	Computer Science	Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
St. Lucia	Claudia Louis	Information Science & Technology	Syracuse University
South Korea	Seungwon Jeong	Management Science and Engineering	Stanford University
Spain	Juan Eugenio Iglesias Gonzalez	Biomedical Engineering	University Of California, Los Angeles
Switzerland	Caroline Uhler	Statistics	University Of California, Berkeley
Thailand	Krisada Kritayakirana	Mechanical Engineering	Stanford University
Uganda	Etheldreda Nakimuli-Mpungu	Mental Health	Johns Hopkins University

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