This year's poster session was a success with great turnout and participation. The session included 17 participants, all of which entered the poster competition. Students and postdocs from 8 universities, took part in the poster session. The two winners of the competition were:

• Dhrumil R. Shah (Georgia Institute of Technology, Prof. Chris Jones’ group) Synthesis of Aromatic Compounds via CO₂ Hydrogenation via H-Fe-ZSM-5 / ZnO-ZrO₂ Tandem Catalysts
• Samuel C. Moore (Princeton University, Prof. Michele Sarazen’s group) Examining the Structural Stability of MIL-101(Fe) & MIL-88B(Fe) Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) in the Oxidation of Water Pollutants

Each of the winners received a $100 prize. On behalf of the NECZA organizing committee, thank you to all those who participated in the poster session - you were a large reason why the whole meeting was a success!

This year's poster session was a success with great turnout and participation. The session included 14 participants, all of which entered the poster competition. Students and postdocs from 8 universities, as well as a national lab scientist, took part in the poster session. The three winners of the competition were:

• Rachel Yang (Princeton University, Prof. Michele Sarazen’s group) Catalytic Implications of Pore Environment in Fe-Based Metal-Organic Frameworks
• Michael Smith (Princeton University, Prof. Michele Sarazen’s group) Demonstrating an Experimental Framework for Investigating CO₂ Reduction on MOF-derived Electrocatalysts
• Jian Pan (University of Delaware, Prof. Raul Lobo group) Comparative Investigation of Ga- and In-CHA in Ethane Dehydrogenation

Each of the winners received a $100 prize. On behalf of the NECZA organizing committee, thank you to all those who participated in the poster session - you were a large reason why the whole meeting was a success!

This year's poster session was a success with great turnout and participation. The session included 12 participants, of which 8 entered the poster competition. Students and postdocs from 6 universities, as well as a national lab scientist, took part in the poster session. The two winners of the competition were:

• Christopher Rzepa (Lehigh University, Prof. Srinivas Rangarajan & Prof. Jeetain Mittal groups) Computational Quantification of Adsorption Driven Entropic Trends within Zeolites.
• Megha Sharma (Lehigh University, Prof. Mark Snyder group) Multi-scale control of micro-to meso-structure of carbon molecular sieve powders, films and membranes.

Each of the winners received a $100 prize and had the opportunity to discuss their research in a 15-minute presentation during the afternoon session of the NECZA meeting. On behalf of the NECZA organizing committee, thank you to all those who participated in the poster session - you were a large reason why the whole meeting was a success!

The poster session for the 2018 NECZA meeting had an excellent turnout consisting of 19 participants, 14 of which entered the poster competition. Students and postdocs from 6 universities took part in the poster session. The two winners of the competition were:

• Jason Gulbinski (University of Massachusetts Amherst, Prof. Wei Fan group). Phosphoric Acid Zeolites for Production of p-Xylene from 2,5-Dimethylfuran and Ethylene: Homogeneous or Heterogeneous?
• Yanyu Mu (The Pennsylvania State University, Prof. Robert Rioux group) Solvent Effects on Acid-Base Interactions in Zeolites.

Each of the winners received a $100 prize and had the opportunity to discuss their research in a 15-minute presentation during the afternoon session of the NECZA meeting. On behalf of the NECZA organizing committee, I want to thank all the students and postdocs who participated in the poster session for being a big reason why the whole meeting was successful.

The poster session for the 2017 NECZA meeting had 12 participants, 10 of whom entered the poster competition. Students and postdocs from 4 universities and NIST took part in the poster session. The two winners of the competition were:

• Michael Manto (Johns Hopkins University, Prof. Chao Wang group): Recovery of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Nutrients Using Metal-Exchanged ZSM-5
• Nicholas Gould (University of Delaware, Prof. Bingjun Xu group): Temperature Programmed Desorption of Pyridine on Zeolites in the Presence of Solvents

Each of the winners received a $100 prize and also had the opportunity to discuss their research in a 15-minute presentation during the afternoon session of the NECZA meeting. On behalf of the NECZA organizing committee, I want to thank all the students and postdocs who participated in the poster session for being a big reason why the whole meeting was successful.

The poster session for the 2016 NECZA meeting had 13 participants, 9 of which entered the poster competition. Students and postdocs from 5 universities, NIST and PNNL took part in the poster session. The two winners of the competition were:

• Megha Sharma (Lehigh University, Prof. Mark Snyder group). Fabrication of asymmetric, hierarchically porous polyimide-derived carbon thin films by hard templating.
• Edward Schreiner (University of Delaware, Prof. Raul Lobo group) High-pressure Conversion of C5-C7 Alkanes for Aircraft Endothermic Cooling.

Each of the winners received a $100 prize and also had the opportunity to discuss their research in a 10-minute presentation during the afternoon session of the NECZA meeting. On behalf of the NECZA organizing committee, I want to thank all the students and postdocs who participated in the poster session for being a big reason why the whole meeting was successful.

The poster session for the 2015 NECZA meeting had a great turnout with 26 participants, 16 of which entered the poster competition. Students and postdocs from 9 universities in 7 different states took part in the poster session. The two winners of the competition were:

• Bahar Ipek (University of Delaware, Lobo group), "Methane to Methanol Conversion on Copper containing Small-pore zeolites"
• Yiqing Wu (University of Maryland, Liu group), "Mo/Lamellar MFI zeolite Catalysts with Tunable Meso-/microporosity for Direct Methane Aromatization Reactions"

Each of the winners received a $100 prize and also had the opportunity to discuss their research in a 15-minute presentation during the afternoon session of the NECZA meeting. On behalf of the NECZA organizing committee, I want to thank all the students and postdocs who participated in the poster session for being a big reason why the whole meeting was successful.

The poster session for the 2014 NECZA meeting had a great turnout with 22 participants, 13 of which entered the poster competition. Students and postdocs from 8 universities in 7 different states took part in the poster session. The three winners of the competition were:

• Jason A. Loiland (University of Delaware, Lobo group), "NO Oxidation Reaction Mechanisms Over Microporous Materials"
• Hao Wang (Rutgers University, Li group), "Commensurate adsorption of xenon and xenon capture from other noble gases in a microporous metal-organic framework"
• Bryan Yonemoto (University of Delaware, Jiao group), "Synthesis of New Mesoporous Metal Sulfides"

Each of the winners received a $50 prize and also had the opportunity to discuss their research in a 10-minute presentation during the afternoon session of the NECZA meeting. On behalf of the NECZA organizing committee, I want to thank all the students and postdocs who participated in the poster session for being a big reason why the whole meeting was successful.