Graduate Student Award
ASME Unit: | Solar Energy Division (SED) |
Date Established: | 2000 |
Achievement: | Recognizes an outstanding graduate student working in an area of solar energy supported by the Solar Energy Division of ASME. Areas of interest include:
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Limitations: | Applicants must be student members of ASME enrolled as full-time graduate students. |
Nomination Deadline: | 4/20 |
Form of Award: | The award includes $1000, a recognition plaque, and registration at the current International Solar Energy Conference held each year (in summer) |
Frequency of Award: | Annual |
Administrative: | Solar Energy Division |
Level of Award: | Division |
Selected By: | A committee consisting of the following two SED Executive Committee members: Past Chair and Current Chair |
Selecting Process: | For consideration in 2020, applicants should email an application package by May 11, 2020 to: Sophia Haussener (email: sophia.haussener@epfl.ch). The application package should consist of: short CV, publication list, motivation letter including short research statement, and min. 1 reference letter. The application material should be submitted electronically to Sophia Haussener (email: sophia.haussener@epfl.ch) |
Funding: | Custodial Account |
Date Created: | 11/10/2008 |
Date Modified: | 2/13/2013 |
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Graduate Student Award Recipients
2000 | Gary Rosengaten; University of New South Wales Runner Up - Joshua Plaisted; University of Wisconsin |
2001 | James McLeskey, Jr.; University of Virginia Runner Up - Wei Liu; University of Minnesota |
2002 | Gunnar Tamm; University of Florida - Gainesville |
2003 | Sanjay Vijayaraghavan; University of Florida - Gainesville Runner Up - Thomas Osinga; ETH - Zurich |
2004 | Nitin Goel; University of Florida - Gainesville |
2005 | Daniel Thomas; University of Minnesota |
2007 | Frank Burkholder; University of Colorado-Boulder |
2010 | Thomas Sebastian; North Carolina State University |
2011 | Daniel S. Codd; Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
2013 | John James; Dreby |
2014 | Thomas Cooper; ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) |
2015 | David Curran; San Diego State University |
2016 | Simon Ackermann; ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology |
2017 | Alberto Sánchez González; Universidad Carlos III de Madrid |
2018 | Meng Lin; École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne |
2020 | Sha Li; Australian National University |