DuPont announced that two employees have been named DuPont Fellows, the highest technical professional level in the company.
George Kodokian and Andrew Morgan are being honored as DuPont Fellows for their outstanding technical expertise and leadership. They join a group of scientists and engineers with only 24 other active members globally.
“DuPont is one of the world’s most innovative science companies. We connect world-class science, technology and engineering to a deep understanding of commercial value chains and market knowledge to deliver value-added solutions for customers and solve global challenges for people everywhere,” said DuPont senior vice president and chief science & technology Officer Douglas Muzyka. “As the company’s most distinguished scientists and engineers, DuPont Fellows define new technologies and directions of research and inspire the technical community both internally and externally.”
Through both personal contributions and collaboration with others, these latest scientific leaders to join the ranks of DuPont Fellows translate their technical knowledge, skill and commitment into results with significant impact for global customers in a number of areas, according to a company release:
- George Kodokian (Wilmington) is an engineer who brings an entrepreneurial problem-solving mindset and business acumen to generate novel material solutions for customers in diverse spaces, such as drug delivery, reactor liners, fibers technology, automotive coatings, biomedical and energy storage materials.
- Andrew Morgan (Reigate, United Kingdom) is a scientist, rigorous researcher and thought leader in the field of food and nutrition science with a career spanning food ingredients, health and nutrition, food and feed enzymes, and plant biotechnology. He was a pioneer in the discovery and development of feed enzymes for animal nutrition; and his vision and leadership has been instrumental in establishing the Health and Nutrition Science platform within DuPont Nutrition & Health.
