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Outstanding Young Engineer Award

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The I&M Outstanding Young Engineer Award recognizes an outstanding young I&M member who has distinguished him/herself through achievements, which are technical, of exemplary service to the I&M Society, or a combination of both early in their career. The nominee must not have reached their 39th birthday and must be an I&M member at the time of nomination.

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Award Recipients

Kurt Barbé Headshot Photo
2011
"“For innovative application of statistical techniques and signal analysis for biomedical applications”"
Yan Zhai Headshot Photo
2010
"For advancement in stochastic signal processing for real-time data acquisition and surveillance measurements."
Jenny Wirandi Headshot Photo
2009
"For outstanding contributions in applying uncertainty concepts to complex measurement processes that involve significant human factors."
David Slepička Headshot Photo
2008
"In recognition of contributions to the dynamic metrological characterization of ADCs."
Sergio Rapuano Headshot Photo
2007
"For the development of a distributed measurement laboratory that can be remotely accessed by students over the Internet."
Wendy Van Moer Headshot Photo
2006
"For outstanding contributions to nonlinear circuit theory."
Tamás Dabóczi Headshot Photo
2005
"For contributions to inverse filtering and to reconstruction of measured transient signals."
Mark Yeary Headshot Photo
2005
"For contributions to radar systems measurements."
Simona Salicone Headshot Photo
2004
"In recognition of contributions to measurement uncertainty theory."
Cesare Alippi Headshot Photo
2003
"In recognition of his leadership in the fields of digital architectural design and neural networks for industrial applications."

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