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The letter recommends Vibhu Sharma for job opportunities. It states that Mr. Sharma conducted productive research as a PhD intern for three years under the supervision of the author. His work supported multiple DOE and industrial projects related to nano-colloidal lubricants and engineered surfaces. He impressed managers and sponsors with attention to detail, creativity, and personal contributions beyond running experiments. The author strongly believes Mr. Sharma is well-prepared and qualified for opportunities he is seeking.
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- 1. A U.S. Department of Energy laboratory managed by UChicago Argonne, LLC March 7, 2016 To Whom It May Concern: Re: Recommendation Letter for Vibhu Sharma I have known Mr. Vibhu Sharma for the past three years as he was a Ph.D. intern in my group conducting scientific research under my supervision. Without any doubt, he was one of the most productive interns among all other students that I have hosted over the years. His research work at Argonne has supported multiple DOE and an industrial projects which were related to fundamental understanding of the friction and wear mechanisms of nano- colloidal lubricants and engineered surfaces. In all of these, Vibhu has impressed our management and DOE sponsors mainly because of his great attention to the details often including his own creativity and personal touch which were beyond just running the experiments and reporting the results back. He and I had very scientific and in-depth discussions of the results he produced and his way of looking at and thinking about things was rather commendable. His research work at Argonne has resulted in multiple conference presentations, posters, and papers. Overall, both experimentally and scientifically, Vibhu has made outstanding contributions to our projects and in a nutshell, I strongly believe that he is well-prepared and qualified for the job opportunities that he might be seeking after. Again, he was one of those rare individuals with a special aptitude for high scientific curiosity, creativity, and motivation. I strongly recommend him for the real engineering or scientific positions that he is applying for. I have no doubt that he will do extremely well. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further questions or desire more information. Sincerely, Ali Erdemir, Ph.D. Argonne Distinguished Fellow Argonne National Laboratory Argonne, IL 60439 USA Ali ERDEMIR Ph.D., Distinguished Fellow Energy Systems Division Tribology Group Argonne National Laboratory 9700 South Cass Avenue, Bldg.212 Argonne, IL 60439 1-630-252-6571 phone 1-630-252-5568 fax erdemir@anl.gov