Prof. Singer was awarded the Electrostatics Society of America's Rising Star Award a the 2025 Joint Conference on Electrostatics, a joint meeting of the ESA, the Institute of Electrostatics Japan (IEJ), la Société Française d’Electrostatique (SFE), and the Electrostatic Processes Committee (EPC) of the IEEE Industrial Applications Society (IEEE-IAS). The award recognized his contributions to the understanding of self-limiting electrospray deposition. 

Prof. Singer has been selected for a Board of Trustees Award for Excellence in Research by Rutgers University. The award honors tenured faculty who have made distinguished contributions to their disciplines and/or society at large and recognizes Singer's research, teaching, and mentorship in the field of manufacturing, particularly in composites forming and electrospray deposition. More can be read here.

Prof. Singer was awarded a 2024 Young Faculty Award by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop multiphase structural energetic composites based on the HMNL's MINET platform technology. The award comes with a two year grant that will be executed in collaboration with Dr. Shane Esola of Picatinny Arsenal. More can be read here.

Congratualations to HMNL undergraduates Hannah Mow and Jouan Yu on winning the New Jersey Space Grant Consortium 2024 Summer Fellowship. This award will support their summer research on modifying electrospray targets and the electrospray of nanoparticle composites, respectively.

Congratulations to HMNL undergrad Noah McAllister on winning the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) David and Catherine Thompson Space Technology Scholarship. This scholarship is given to undergraduates planning on working in the Astronautics industry. You can read more about the AIAA scholarships here: https://www.aiaa.org/get-involved/students-educators/undergraduate-scholarships-graduate-awards.

Congratulations to HMNL undergrads Ayman Rouf and Isha Shah on winning the New Jersey Space Grant Consortium 2023-24 Academic Year Fellowship. This award will support their research on increasing the efficiency and sustainability of electrospray deposition, respectively.

Congratulations to HMNL PhD candidate, Robert Green-Warren, on being awarded a 2023 SMART Graduate Scholarship. SMART's mission is "To recruit, educate, employ, and foster the development of the future DoD civilian STEM workforce through scholarships and lasting partnerships with academic institutions, STEM education ecosystems, and DoD laboratories and agencies." Robert's scholarship is sponsored by Picatinny Arsenal under the US Army DEVCOM and will support him as he completes his PhD on the mechanical properties of coatings produced by self-limiting electrospray deposition.

Congratulations to HMNL undergrad Iris You on winning the New Jersey Space Grant Consortium 2023 Summer Fellowship. This award will support her summer research improving sacrificial nanoimprint processing.

HMNL graduate student Sarah Park won 2nd runner up for her poster on electrospray efficiency at the 2023 McLaren Symposium. More about the symposium can be found here.