Each year, the Magoon Award honors exceptional research accomplishments by graduate students across the College of Engineering. Adam was nominated by the Weldon School in recognition of his outstanding contributions to biomedical engineering research and scholarly excellence.

As part of the award Adam will receive $2,000 and a certificate of achievement. He will also be recognized in a commemorative video on the Graduate Education YouTube channel and honored at the 2025 College of Engineering Graduate Student Awards Luncheon. The event will be held on Wednesday, April 16 at the Shively Club in Ross-Ade Stadium.

Adam’s commitment to impactful, innovative research embodies the values of the Weldon School. His work pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in biomedical engineering and reflects the strength of mentorship and collaboration that defines our graduate programs.

We’re proud to celebrate Adam’s well-earned recognition and look forward to all he will accomplish next.