Travel Support for International Symposium on Semiconductor Light Emitting Devices. To be Held in Banff, Canada, October 8-12, 2017

这是NSF对第11届半导体发光器件国际研讨会（ISSLED）的支持，旨在增加演讲者的多样性并提高学生的参与度。ISSLED是一年两次的专业国际会议，涵盖半导体发光器件当前的挑战。今年的会议将在加拿大班夫举行。ISSLED和LED研究界作为一个整体，将受益于邀请的演讲者和与会者在研讨会上的代表性不足的少数民族的增加。ISSLED研讨会是一年两次的专门国际会议，涵盖半导体发光器件当前的挑战。与会者是来自学术界、国家研究所和工业界的研究人员，他们来自世界各地。为了延续这一趋势，邀请来自不同研究领域和种族/文化背景的演讲者，以提高研讨会与会者的多样性。大量的注意力被给予参与学生和年轻的研究人员谁是刚刚开始他们的研究生涯.这笔资金将使组织者能够提供旅行支持的受邀发言人谁是在LED器件研究界代表性不足的少数民族.该技术计划将为学生参与者提供接触新材料和设备，其基础物理及其工程应用的机会。

This is an NSF support for increasing the diversity of speakers and enhancing student participation at the 11th International Symposium on Semiconductor Light Emitting Devices (ISSLED). The ISSLED is a specialized biannual international meeting covering current challenges in semiconductor light emitting devices. This year meeting will be in Banff (Canada). The ISSLED and the LED research community as a whole stands to benefit from an increase in the invited speakers and attendees at the symposium that are underrepresented minorities. The ISSLED Symposium is a specialized biannual international meeting covering current challenges in semiconductor light emitting devices. The participants are researchers from academia, national institutes, and industry and travel from all parts of the world. To continue this trend, speakers are invited from various research fields and ethnic/cultural backgrounds in an effort to improve the diversity of symposium attendees. A great deal of attention is given to involve students and young researcher who are just beginning their research careers.The funds will enable the organizers to offer travel support for invited speakers who are underrepresented minorities in the LED device research community. The technical program will provide student participants the opportunity to gain exposure to new materials and devices, their basic physics, and their engineering applications.