Support for Student and Postdoc Participation in 44th CIRP ICMS 2011; Madison, Wisconsin; June 1-3, 2011

这笔资金用于支付30名来自美国教育机构的学生和博士后参加2011年6月1日至3日在威斯康星州麦迪逊举行的第44届CIRP国际制造系统会议(ICMS 2011)的费用。会议为研究人员提供了一个国际论坛，讨论制造系统广泛领域的创新和最新技术，并传播他们在这一领域的最新进展和分享他们的观点。已提交了150多篇摘要，主题从机械加工到可持续制造再到维护物流。会议将包括为期两天的技术报告和主题演讲，以及参观威斯康星大学麦迪逊？S制造实验室进行研究和教学。国际制造业研究界的所有成员都可以参与ICMS 2011年的出版和参与。委员会将根据以下标准选择学生和博士后以获得会议支持(酒店和注册)：提交一篇论文，他们的研究陈述，未被充分代表的地位，以及论文作者。会议支持的可用性将在会议网站上发布广告，并通过邮寄方式发送给美国制造业研究社区。在这种独特的知识环境中，学生和博士后将参加制造系统广泛领域的领先国际专家的技术演示，并与来自世界各地的资深和同行研究人员建立网络。这些学科内和学科间的经验将在他们的研究中培养新的想法，并加深对制造科学和工程的基本理解。参加ICMS 2011的美国机构的学生和博士后将了解制造系统的最新研究进展和挑战，并介绍他们共同撰写的论文。他们将有机会与来自美国和世界各地的研究人员和工程师练习沟通技能和网络，促进未来的合作，并塑造他们在制造科学和工程领域的未来职业生涯。这一会议经验对于才华横溢的学生和博士后群体来说将是无价的，他们作为未来的制造业专业人士和学者，将推动美国努力确保其在制造业的竞争力。

This grant provides funding to offset the costs for 30 students and postdocs from U.S. educational institutions to attend the 44th CIRP International Conference on Manufacturing Systems (ICMS 2011) to be held June 1-3, 2011, in Madison, Wisconsin. The conference provides an international forum for researchers to discuss innovation and the state of the art in the broad field of manufacturing systems, and to disseminate their recent advances and share their views in this area. More than 150 abstracts have been submitted on topics ranging from machining to sustainable manufacturing to maintenance logistics. The conference will consist of 2 days of technical presentations and keynote speeches, as well as tours of the University of Wisconsin-Madison?s manufacturing laboratories for research and teaching. Publishing and participation in ICMS 2011 is open to all members of the international manufacturing research community. A committee will select the students and postdocs for conference support (hotel and registration) based upon the following criteria: presenting a paper, their research statement, underrepresented status, and paper authorship. The availability of conference support will be advertised on the conference website and through mailings to the U.S. manufacturing research community. In this unique intellectual environment, students and postdocs will attend technical presentations by the leading international experts in the broad field of manufacturing systems and network with senior and peer researchers from around the world. These experiences, both within and across disciplines, will foster new ideas in their research and deeper fundamental understanding of manufacturing science and engineering.Students and postdocs from U.S. institutions attending ICMS 2011 will learn about the latest research progress and challenges in manufacturing systems, and to present papers they co-authored. They will have the opportunity to practice their communication skills and network with researchers and engineers from the U.S. and around the world, fostering future collaborations and shaping their future careers in, manufacturing science and engineering. This conference experience will be invaluable for the highly talented group of students and postdocs who, as future manufacturing professionals and academics, will drive U.S. efforts to ensure its competitiveness in manufacturing.