University of Arizona President Suresh Garimella has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering, a prestigious honor for his contributions to microscale heat and mass transport, academic leadership, and service to the nation. Garimella joins a distinguished group of engineers recognized for their innovative work and leadership in engineering endeavors. His election to the academy highlights his impactful research and mentorship in the field of energy and thermal transport.
In addition to his role as president of the University of Arizona, Garimella is a University Distinguished Professor in the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. Prior to joining U of A, he served as president of the University of Vermont and held leadership positions at Purdue University. Garimella’s election to the academy reflects his dedication to improving the human condition through engineering and his significant contributions to national and international science and policy initiatives.
Garimella will be formally inducted into the National Academy of Engineering during its annual meeting in October. His election places him among a select group of engineers who have shaped their disciplines and advanced technological progress.
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