UT ECE student Anjali Datta has been selected to receive a prestigious Hertz Fellowship. According to the Hertz foundation The highly competitive selection process includes a comprehensive written application, four references, and two rounds of technical interviews by recognized leaders in applied science and engineering. The foundation also notes that the Hertz Fellowship is valued at more than $250,000 per student, with support lasting up to five years. In addition to Anjali, Kelly Moynihan from our BME department also received a Hertz Fellowship. Anjali is working with Prof. Mia Markey.