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will receive the Michel Boudart Award from the North American Catalysis Society and the European Federation of Catalysis Societies. The award is given for his work involving transformations of biomass-derived molecules.
Dumesic studied chemical engineering at the University of Wisconsin, and in 1974 he obtained his PhD from Stanford University, working under M. Boudart. In 1976, after postdoctoral stays in France, Denmark, and Russia, he joined the Chemical Engineering Faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he is the Steenbock Chair of Engineering. His research group is currently studying the fundamental and applied aspects of catalytic processes involved in the conversion of biomass feeds into fuels and chemicals. [1] Dumesic is on the editorial boards of ChemSusChem and ChemCatChem. He has received several honors in the field of catalysis and chemical engineering, including the William H. Walker Award (2009).
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