It is my pleasure to inform you that you have been selected to receive an Acta Student Award for your primary contribution to the manuscript, “Multi-directional cellular alignment in 3D guided by electrohydrodynamically-printed microlattices”.

The field of nominees was very impressive, and the task of selecting winners was challenging.  Not only did your paper demonstrate exceptional value to the biomaterials community, but your personal credentials and recommendations were also exemplary.

As you know, this award comes with a prize of $2,000.  We plan to present these awards at the Acta Symposium during the TMS 2022 conference in Anaheim, California USA, February 27–March 3, 2022. Margie Beridon in the office of the coordinating editor will be contacting you with more details once they become available.  We sincerely hope that you will be able to attend.  Acta Materialia, Inc., the governing board for the Acta Journals, will reimburse your travel expenses up to $750.  If you have any questions regarding your participation, please contact Margie at:  margie.beridon@actamaterialia.org.     

Congratulations on receiving this award!  I wish you the best of luck in your future career, and hope you will continue to consider the Acta Journals for publishing your work.

Yours sincerely,

William R. Wagner, PhD

Editor-in-Chief

Acta Biomaterialia

Christopher A. Schuh, PhD
Coordinating Editor

Acta Journals