Prof. Yasamin Mostofi, the recent PECASE recipient, was featured on KNME's new
show "Connect". More on this story on the SOE website. This is the premier of the show which is about UNM faculty.
http://www.soe.unm.edu/latest/jan-june12/unm-soe-faculty-profiled-on-knme-this-week.html
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CST University Publication Award is an annual grant to university
institutes and researchers for their work in the application of 3D
EM field simulation. This year the award was made to Prashanth Kumar,
a graduate student at ECE advised by Prof. Christodoulou and the late
Prof. Baum. The basis of the award was a publication by Mr. Kumar which
was selected by CST as an outstanding publication. Details of the paper
and the CST University Publication Award can be found at
http://www.cst.com/Content/Company/UniAward2011.aspx
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President Schmidly, the President of UNM, recognized Professor Yasamin Mostofi
of ECE for her research accomplishments in the Board of Regents meeting on Dec. 13, 2011.
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Prof. Fernando Perez-Gonzalez’s group reports two recent awards that they have received.
The first is a best paper award at the 10th International Workshop of Digital Forensics
and Watermarking (IWDW11), co-authored with Dr. Pedro Comesana and Prof. Chaouki Abdallah.
The second, a best student paper award (Gold Paper Award Certificate) at the IEEE International
Workshop on Information Forensics and Security, which was co-authored with graduate student Juan Elices.
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Prof. Rafael Fierro will be giving a keynote talk at the “International Symposium on Mechatronics and its Applications”, 2012.
http://www.aus.edu/isma12
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President Barack Obama announced today that Dr. Yasamin Mostofi, Assistant Professor of Electrical
and Computer Engineering, has been awarded the highly prestigious Presidential Early Career Award
for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). As stated in the White House
press release,
the PECASE award is “the highest honor bestowed by the United States government on science and engineering
professionals in the early stages of their independent research careers.”
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Prof. Meeko Oishi's graduate student Neda Eskandari was awarded the Best Student Paper Award
at the IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics. The paper was titled,
"Computing observable and predictable subspaces to evaluate user-interfaces of LTI systems under
shared control". The conference received over 600 papers from which five papers with student first
authors were selected as finalists. Prof. Oishi's paper was subsequently selected as the winner.
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