To support and encourage graduate-level research in the area of Instrumentation and Measurement Award Selection Committee Prize: Total yearly grant budget of $45,000USD; Maximum of $15,000USD per grant winner. Award certificate to each selected applicant. Complimentary Instrumentation and Measurement (I&M) Student Membership, starting in September of the Grant year and including 2 subsequent years. Funding: Funded by the IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society. Presentation: Grant recipients will be announced at the annual I²MTC Conference Awards Banquet. Formal notification of the grant will be sent to the recipients, department and university administrators by May 15 (grant year). Basis for Judgement: "• Nominating letter from candidate’s graduate advisor. • Two letters of recommendation from someone (other than the nominator) familiar with the candidate’s research and education qualifications. • One page biographical summary of the candidate. Include the student’s IEEE membership number. • 2 page maximum professional/academic summary CV of the graduate advisor. Include the advisor’s IEEE membership number. • Unofficial copy of the candidate’s transcript. Include an explanation if the grading system differs from the A to F format. • One page (single-spaced) statement, written by the candidate, outlining the education and research goals and accomplishments. This can include summer internship experience, undergraduate, and graduate work. • Research proposal, no more than 5 single-spaced pages, that specifically provides the following information: • Title page containing the title, University name, and contact information of the faculty member submitting the nominating package and the candidate. Include email addresses and phone numbers. • Research proposal describing the work to be completed by the application. Objectives, approach, and estimated start and completion dates should be included. • The anticipated type of paper (short or full) for the final report must be identified. Any variation during the timeframe of the grant support should be discussed/approved by the committee chair. • Budget for the project. Explicitly outline how the funds from this Fellowship will be allocated. • A letter of support from the faculty member’s department/institution administrator must be submitted (not to be counted as part of the 5-page proposal). This letter must include an explicit statement about the fact that no institutional indirect cost (of any type) will be assessed by the recipient’s institution. Eligibility: • Candidate must be at minimum, a student member of the IEEE. Candidate’s advisor must be a member of the IEEE and the I&M Society. • Previous grant recipients are not eligible for a period of two years after receiving the grant. • No more than one nomination per graduate advisor will be considered. • Both candidate and Advisor must exhibit actions that reflect positively on and enhance the reputation of the I&M Society. Recipients 2019 Photo: Samir Trabelsi Project Title: A Low-Power Integrated Respiratory Signal Monitoring and Automatic Apnea Detection System Using Pyroelectric Transducer and CMOS Integrated Circuit Faculty Advisor: Syed Kamrul Islam Acceptance Speech × Shuming Wu Project Title: A Compressed Sensing based Multisource Fusion Blad Crack Detection System Faculty Advisor: Xuefeng Chen Acceptance Speech × Fei Shen Project Title: An Intelligent Oxygen Perfusion Instrument for In-vitro Preservation of Organs Faculty Advisor: Ruqiang Yan Acceptance Speech × 2018 Liming Chen Project Title: Highly Sensitive Sensors Based on 2D Materials for Flexible and Wearable Electronic Devices Faculty Advisor: Wuilang Yin Acceptance Speech × Chen Zhu Project Title: Probing Changes in Pressure with Sub-pascal Resolution Using an Optical Fabry-Perot Interferometer Faculty Advisor: Jie Huang Acceptance Speech × Jiali Wu Project Title: On-line Measurement and Characterization of Burner Flames Using Electrostatic Sensor Arrays Faculty Advisor: Yong Yan Acceptance Speech × 2017 Photo: Arvind Rajan Project Title: Analytic Moment-based Measurement Uncertainty Evaluation for Reliability Analysis of Complex Engineering Systems Faculty Advisors: Ye Chow Kuang, Serge N. Demidenko, Melanie Ooi Po-Leen Acceptance Speech × Photo: Linli Xie Project Title: Micromachined Instrumentation for On-wafer Measurement of Terahertz Frequencies Faculty Advisor: Robert M. Weikle II Acceptance Speech × Photo: Gilles Inghelbrecht Project Name: Parallelizing Least Squares Methods Under the Multisplitting Theory Faculty Advisor: Kurt Barbé Acceptance Speech × 2016 Photo: Shuai Zhang Project Title: Characterization of Pneumatically Conveyed Pulverized Fuel in Square-shaped Pipes Using Electrostatic Sensor Arrays Faculty Advisor: Yong Yan Acceptance Speech × Pagination 1 2 3 › ›› » Last »
Project Title: A Low-Power Integrated Respiratory Signal Monitoring and Automatic Apnea Detection System Using Pyroelectric Transducer and CMOS Integrated Circuit Faculty Advisor: Syed Kamrul Islam
Project Title: A Compressed Sensing based Multisource Fusion Blad Crack Detection System Faculty Advisor: Xuefeng Chen
Project Title: An Intelligent Oxygen Perfusion Instrument for In-vitro Preservation of Organs Faculty Advisor: Ruqiang Yan
Project Title: Highly Sensitive Sensors Based on 2D Materials for Flexible and Wearable Electronic Devices Faculty Advisor: Wuilang Yin
Project Title: Probing Changes in Pressure with Sub-pascal Resolution Using an Optical Fabry-Perot Interferometer Faculty Advisor: Jie Huang
Project Title: On-line Measurement and Characterization of Burner Flames Using Electrostatic Sensor Arrays Faculty Advisor: Yong Yan
Project Title: Analytic Moment-based Measurement Uncertainty Evaluation for Reliability Analysis of Complex Engineering Systems Faculty Advisors: Ye Chow Kuang, Serge N. Demidenko, Melanie Ooi Po-Leen
Project Title: Micromachined Instrumentation for On-wafer Measurement of Terahertz Frequencies Faculty Advisor: Robert M. Weikle II
Project Name: Parallelizing Least Squares Methods Under the Multisplitting Theory Faculty Advisor: Kurt Barbé
Project Title: Characterization of Pneumatically Conveyed Pulverized Fuel in Square-shaped Pipes Using Electrostatic Sensor Arrays Faculty Advisor: Yong Yan