KAUST-NSF Research Conference on Electronic Materials, Devices and Systems for a Sustainable Future at
KAUST-NSF 关于电子材料、设备和系统可持续未来的研究会议
基本信息
- 批准号:1503446
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.5万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2015
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2015-01-15 至 2015-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Proposal NO: 1503446Abstract Title: KAUST-NSF Research Conference on Electronic Materials, Devices and Systems for a Sustainable Future atABSTRACTNontechnical Description: An international research conference on electronic materials, devices and systems for a sustainable future will be held at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Thuwal, Saudi Arabia during February 14-16, 2015. The NSF award will support the travel expenses for six excellent junior faculty members, postdocs and graduating students in addition to four professors of various levels form the United States to attend this international research conference. This conference is the second of this kind and the first conference was held in 2014 at KAUST on Research on Electronic Materials, Devices and Systems for a Sustainable Future. The purpose of the 2015 international conference is to continue the positive momentum garnered from the 2014 assembly of the global scientific community at a common stage to steer discussion towards scientific and engineering research progress in the area of sustainable future for the benefit of mankind. The US participants will constitute women, minority and underrepresented groups. There will be a session on Bright Minds where minority group member(s) including but not limited to women, African-American, Hispanic, will be engaged. Two women professors, Prof. Diana Huffaker of University of California, Los Angeles and Prof. Jackie Ying (MIT/A*STAR) have confirmed their participation in a special session on Women In Science and Engineering (WISE). In addition, numerous local women engineer, scientists, students and researchers including participants from women- only Effat University (Jeddah) and Umm Ul Qura University (Makkah). KAUST has a little over 40% women student population and 10% faculty population and many of them are participating in the conference. Researchers from the neighboring countries of Saudi Arabia will also participate in this international conference. This international conference provides an important incentive for participating graduating students, postdocs and junior faculty in the formation of scientists to be leading technological developments in the new millennium. The intrinsic educational value of the symposium is that it will expose the students to the cutting edge research in electronic devices, materials and systems including electromechanical systems, as the speakers constitute an international body of luminaries in these fields. This is a great opportunity for graduate students to make additional contacts with industrial, academic and especially KAUST researchers. This international event, therefore, will contribute significantly to the society.Technical Description: The proposed international conference will gather world leading researchers, mid-career and rising stars, and the KAUST research community to exchange ideas and to foster a collaborative platform to pursue fundamental and applied research in the area of electronic devices, materials and systems focusing on sustainable future. The objective and goal of this conference is to highlight and to bridge the gap between the complementary growth of electronics and information technology and to explore what more can be done to use such pervasive technologies for sustainable future. Disciplines like (i) chemical and biological science and engineering; (ii) Environmental science and engineering; (iii) marine science; (iv) electrical and computer engineering; and (v) material science and engineering will be covered. Sensors, smart devices, energy harvesting, storage, and cyber-physical systems will be some of the important topics that are planned to be discussed in the conference. Some of the tangible outcomes are: a) Establishing a culture of sustainability-focused high-tech research; b) Attracting bright young minds from all over the world for exchange of ideas; c) Promoting science-engineering education and research through collaboration; d) Promoting the participation and contribution of women in science and engineering. This conference will be jointly funded by CCSS/EECS/ENG and ISE-Global Venture Fund
提案编号:1503446摘要标题:KAUST-NSF电子材料,器件和系统的可持续发展的未来研究会议在抽象非技术描述:一个国际研究会议的电子材料,器件和系统的可持续发展的未来将在阿卜杜拉国王科技大学(KAUST),图瓦尔,沙特阿拉伯在2015年2月14日至16日。美国国家科学基金会奖将支持六名优秀的初级教师,博士后和毕业生的旅费,以及来自美国的四名不同级别的教授参加这次国际研究会议。 本次会议是第二次此类会议,第一次会议于2014年在KAUST举行,主题是可持续未来的电子材料,设备和系统研究。2015年国际会议的目的是在一个共同的阶段继续2014年全球科学界大会产生的积极势头,以引导讨论在可持续未来领域取得科学和工程研究进展,造福人类。美国的参与者将包括妇女、少数民族和代表性不足的群体。将有一个关于光明思想的会议,少数群体成员,包括但不限于妇女,非洲裔美国人,西班牙裔,将参与。两位女教授,加州大学洛杉矶分校的Diana Huffaker教授和Jackie Ying教授(麻省理工学院/A* 星星)已确认参加关于妇女参与科学和工程的特别会议。此外,许多当地的女工程师、女科学家、女学生和女研究人员,包括来自仅限女性的埃法特大学(吉达)和乌姆乌拉大学(麦加)的参与者。KAUST有40%多一点的女学生和10%的教师,其中许多人参加了会议。来自沙特阿拉伯邻国的研究人员也将参加这次国际会议。这次国际会议提供了一个重要的激励参与毕业生,博士后和初级教师在科学家的形成是在新千年的技术发展领先。研讨会的内在教育价值在于,它将使学生接触到电子设备,材料和系统(包括机电系统)的前沿研究,因为演讲者构成了这些领域的国际知名人士。这是一个很好的机会,让研究生与工业,学术,特别是KAUST研究人员进行额外的接触。技术说明:本次国际会议将聚集世界领先的研究人员、职业中期和后起之秀以及KAUST研究界,交流思想,并建立一个合作平台,以追求电子设备、材料和系统领域的基础和应用研究,关注可持续未来。这次会议的目的和目标是强调和弥合电子和信息技术互补增长之间的差距,并探讨如何进一步利用这种普遍的技术实现可持续的未来。学科包括(i)化学和生物科学与工程;(ii)环境科学与工程;(iii)海洋科学;(iv)电子和计算机工程;以及(v)材料科学与工程。传感器、智能设备、能量收集、存储和网络物理系统将是会议计划讨论的一些重要议题。一些具体成果是:a)建立以可持续性为重点的高科技研究文化; B)吸引世界各地聪明的年轻人交流思想; c)通过合作促进科学工程教育和研究; d)促进妇女参与科学和工程并作出贡献。本次会议将由CCSS/EECS/ENG和ISE-全球风险基金联合资助
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