Award Winners
Year |
Award Winner | Description |
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| 2011 |
Tobias Gruendl Hieu Nguyen Kelley Rivoire Chao-Wei Chen Abhinav Rohit |
Given annually by the Society, the awards are open to students from universities whose papers have been accepted for presentation at the IEEE Photonics Conference. The top five finalists receive certificates of recognition and monetary awards ranging from $250 up to $1000 for first place.
http://photonicssociety.org/newsletters/feb12/Careers-Students.html |
| 2010 |
Roger Chen Shamsul Arafin Slaven Moro Alden Curtis Caroline P. Lai |
Given annually by the Society, the awards are open to students from universities whose papers have been accepted for presentation at the Photonics Society Annual Meeting. The top five finalists receive certificates of recognition and monetary awards ranging from $250 up to $1000 for first place.
http://photonicssociety.org/newsletters/apr11/Career-BestStudent.html |
| 2009 |
Kenji Ishizaki Flavio Fusari Koji Takeda Umit Demirbas Jingshi Li |
Given annually by the Society, the awards are open to students from universities whose papers have been accepted for presentation at the Photonics Society Annual Meeting. The top five finalists receive certificates of recognition and monetary awards ranging from $100 up to $1000 for first place.
http://photonicssociety.org/newsletters/dec09/Best_Student_Paper_Award.html |
| 2008 |
Hyejun Ra Liang (Luke) Tang Andrei Faraon Seth A. Fortuna K. Shavitranuruk |
Given annually by the Society, the awards are open to students from universities whose papers have been accepted for presentation at the Photonics Society Annual Meeting. The top five finalists receive certificates of recognition and monetary awards ranging from $100 up to $1000 for first place.
http://www.ieee.org/organizations/pubs/newsletters/leos/oct08/finalists.html |
| 2007 |
Koji Otsuka Tomohiro Amemuya Christophe Antoine Chen-Bin Huang Yoshiaki Takata Kai Zhao |
Given annually by the Society, the awards are open to students from universities whose papers have been accepted for presentation at the Photonics Society Annual Meeting. The top five finalists receive certificates of recognition and monetary awards ranging from $100 up to $1000 for first place.
http://photonicssociety.org/newsletters/feb08/best_student.html |
| 2006 |
Tomoyuki Takahata Ali K. Okyay Hans C. Hansen Mulvad Haltice Altug Maxim Abashin |
Given annually by the Society, the awards are open to students from universities whose papers have been accepted for presentation at the Photonics Society Annual Meeting. The top five finalists receive certificates of recognition and monetary awards ranging from $100 up to $1000 for first place. Sponsored by Newport/Spectra-Physics
http://www.ieee.org/organizations/pubs/newsletters/leos/aug07/recipients.html |
| 2005 |
Hatice Altug Masuduzzaman Bakaul Yang Liu Kuniaki Ishihara Joe T. Mok |
Given annually by the Society, the awards are open to students from universities whose papers have been accepted for presentation at the Photonics Society Annual Meeting. The top five finalists receive certificates of recognition and monetary awards ranging from $100 up to $1000 for first place. Sponsored by Newport/Spectra-Physics
http://www.ieee.org/organizations/pubs/newsletters/leos/apr06/award_recipients.html |
| 2004 | Kanglin Wang |
The LEOS Annual established the Best Student Paper Award which consists of a $500 honorarium. Selection of the Award is based on significance of the contribution to the field, originality and clarity. Only those papers submitted and presented by the student author are eligible for the Award. (Replaced by the Photonics Society Annual Student Paper Awards)
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| 2003 | James T.A. Carriere |
The LEOS Annual established the Best Student Paper Award which consists of a $500 honorarium. Selection of the Award is based on significance of the contribution to the field, originality and clarity. Only those papers submitted and presented by the student author are eligible for the Award. (Replaced by the Photonics Society Annual Student Paper Awards)
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| 2002 | Shuichi Suzuki |
The LEOS Annual established the Best Student Paper Award which consists of a $500 honorarium. Selection of the Award is based on significance of the contribution to the field, originality and clarity. Only those papers submitted and presented by the student author are eligible for the Award. (Replaced by the Photonics Society Annual Student Paper Awards)
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| 2001 |
Oleg Sinkin Allan P. S. Chang |
The LEOS Annual established the Best Student Paper Award which consists of a $500 honorarium. Selection of the Award is based on significance of the contribution to the field, originality and clarity. Only those papers submitted and presented by the student author are eligible for the Award. (Replaced by the Photonics Society Annual Student Paper Awards)
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| 2000 | Mohd Adzir Mahdi |
The LEOS Annual established the Best Student Paper Award which consists of a $500 honorarium. Selection of the Award is based on significance of the contribution to the field, originality and clarity. Only those papers submitted and presented by the student author are eligible for the Award. (Replaced by the Photonics Society Annual Student Paper Awards)
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| 1999 |
K.L. Deng D. Marom D-R Wonglumsom |
The LEOS Annual established the Best Student Paper Award which consists of a $500 honorarium. Selection of the Award is based on significance of the contribution to the field, originality and clarity. Only those papers submitted and presented by the student author are eligible for the Award. (Replaced by the Photonics Society Annual Student Paper Awards)
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| 1998 | Loannis Tomkos |
The LEOS Annual established the Best Student Paper Award which consists of a $500 honorarium. Selection of the Award is based on significance of the contribution to the field, originality and clarity. Only those papers submitted and presented by the student author are eligible for the Award. (Replaced by the Photonics Society Annual Student Paper Awards)
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| 1997 | Vladimir Bulovic |
The LEOS Annual established the Best Student Paper Award which consists of a $500 honorarium. Selection of the Award is based on significance of the contribution to the field, originality and clarity. Only those papers submitted and presented by the student author are eligible for the Award. (Replaced by the Photonics Society Annual Student Paper Awards)
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| 1996 |
T.K. Sudoh Audra M. Bullock |
The LEOS Annual established the Best Student Paper Award which consists of a $500 honorarium. Selection of the Award is based on significance of the contribution to the field, originality and clarity. Only those papers submitted and presented by the student author are eligible for the Award. (Replaced by the Photonics Society Annual Student Paper Awards)
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| 1995 | Brent K. Whitlock |
The LEOS Annual established the Best Student Paper Award which consists of a $500 honorarium. Selection of the Award is based on significance of the contribution to the field, originality and clarity. Only those papers submitted and presented by the student author are eligible for the Award. (Replaced by the Photonics Society Annual Student Paper Awards)
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| 1994 | James Guthrie |
The LEOS Annual established the Best Student Paper Award which consists of a $500 honorarium. Selection of the Award is based on significance of the contribution to the field, originality and clarity. Only those papers submitted and presented by the student author are eligible for the Award. (Replaced by the Photonics Society Annual Student Paper Awards)
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