Along with four other Georgia Tech faculty, Associate Professor Jason Azoulay has been elected as a senior member of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI). Work in the Azoulay lab focuses on innovative synthetic methods for the preparation of new functional polymers as well as fundamental studies of the electronic and photonic properties of organic semiconducting materials. Azoulay holds nine U.S. patents. His election to NAI reflects the strong record of innovation and commercialization in his laboratory.

Azoulay is the Georgia Research Alliance Vasser-Woolley Distinguished Investigator and holds a joint appointment in the School of Chemistry and Biochemistry. To learn more about his work and the work of other recently elected NAI senior members from Georgia Tech, see this news story.