Three MSU researchers celebrated as top innovators

Three Michigan State University professors have been recognized for their accomplishments in innovative technology and research during the sixth annual MSU Innovation Celebration.

Bruno Basso

Three Michigan State University professors have been recognized for their accomplishments in innovative technology and research during the sixth annual MSU Innovation Celebration.

The center recognizes the MSU Innovator of the Year, Innovation of the Year and an award for Technology Transfer Achievement. Commended for their perseverance and creativity at the MSU Innovation Celebration, awardees are presented with plaques and a cash prize.

“The road to creating something new is a long process that requires hard work, dedication and immense creativity. The technologies and companies being created by MSU faculty and students are something that needs to be shared with our community and the world,” said Charles Hasemann, assistant vice president for innovation & economic development at MSU and the Innovation Center's executive director. “These prolific inventors and thinkers are creating technologies that will improve the way people live and create a better quality of life."

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