Award Details
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Honors Supplement Award Details |
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DESIGN AUTOMATION YOUNG INVESTIGATOR AWARD (Unit of Award: Design Engineering Division (DED)) |
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| Date Established | 2009 |
| Achievement Recognized | To recognize an outstanding young investigator who is making noteworthy contributions in the area of design automation. |
| Limitations | Recipient can not be more than 35 years of age at the time of the nomination deadline. They must also be a member of ASME, and be in good standing with ASME at the time of the nomination. Current members of the Design Automation Executive Committee are not eligible for the award. |
| Nomination Deadline | 08/10 |
| Form of Award | Glass plaque Wood plaque |
| Frequency of Presentation | Annual |
| Administrator of Award | Design Engineering Division – Design Automation Committee (DAC) |
| Recipients Selected By | Design Automation Honors and Awards Technical Subcommittee |
| Selection Process | The ASME Design Automation Executive Committee invites nominations for the Design Automation Outstanding Young Investigator Award. This award will be given from time to time, but never more than once each year, to recognize an outstanding young investigator who is making noteworthy contributions in the area of design automation, including research in • design representation, • design optimization, • design evaluation, and/or • design integration. Selection will be based on the nominee’s research contributions and accomplishments within the field of design automation as well as his/her impact on the field as attributed by prominent members in the field. The candidate must be no more than 35 years of age at the time of the nomination deadline, be a member of ASME, and be in good standing with ASME at the time of the nomination. Current members of the Design Automation Executive Committee are not eligible for the award. Selection will be made by a committee appointed by the Chair of the Design Automation Executive Committee. The recipient will be given $1,000 and presented with a certificate at the award ceremony, which will be held at the ASME DETC/CIE Conference. The nomination package should contain a cover letter from the nominator, the nominee’s curriculum vitae, a statement (not to exceed 1000 words) about the nominee’s research contributions, and three letters of recommendation. Nominators need not be members of ASME. For more information about the Design Automation Outstanding Young Investigator Award, including past recipients of the award, please visit our website at http://cdl.engr.uconn.edu/asmeda/dac/awards.html. Please send your nomination in a single pdf document to Prof. Frank Liou by 5pm EST, April 30, 2009. Unsuccessful nomination packages will be held for consideration for one additional year and may be updated as needed. Sincerely, Frank Liou Chair, ASME Design Automation Executive Committee |
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| Past Award Recipients | 2009 Jeremy Michalek |
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Staff Contact: Richard Ulvila 212-591-7863 ulvilar@asme.org |
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For information on how to nominate a candidate, please view the ASME Honors and Awards Nomination page. For information on other awards, visit the ASME Honors and Awards website. |
