APS/URSI Student Paper Finalists and Winners Past and Present

We are excited to announce that a number of our students have been selected as finalists in both the Best Student Paper and Student Design competitions at the 2011 IEEE APS/URSI International Research Symposium.  Andrew Baczewski and Andrew Pray have been selected for their contributions to the Student Paper Competition, and Andrew Temme, Don VanderLaan, and Steve Zajac have had their proposal for a table top antenna pattern measurement system accepted for the Student Design Competition.  All 5 will be presenting their contributions in Spokane, WA in July.  Best of luck!

Here is a complete listing of current and past finalists and winners:

 

2011

A.D. Baczewski and B. Shanker, "Applications of Periodic Accelerated Cartesian Expansions to the Analysis of Electrically Dense Frequency Selective Surfaces" (Finalist)

A.J. Pray, N.V. Nair, and B. Shanker, "A Separable Approximation for Convolution with the Retarded Green's Function and its Application to Time Domain Integral Equations" (Finalist)

A. Temme, D. VanderLaan S. Zajac, (Student Design Contest Finalists)

 

2010

R.O. Ouedraogo and E.J. Rothwell, "Metamaterial Inspired Patch Antenna Miniaturization Technique" (3rd Place Winner)

A.D. Baczewski and B. Shanker, "An O(N) Method for the Rapid Analysis of Periodic Problems Using Accelerated Cartesian Expansions (ACE)" (Finalist)

N.V. Nair, A.J. Pray, and B. Shanker, "Analysis of Transient Scattering from PEC Objects Using the Generalized Method of Moments" (Finalist)

O. Tüncer, B. Shanker, L. C. Kempel, "A Hybrid Finite Element-Vector Generalized Finite Element Method for Electromagnetics" (Honorable Mention)

 

 

2008

M. Vikram, B. Shanker, and T. Van, "Fast Solvers for Electromagnetic Simulation of Mixed-Scale Structures" (3rd Place Winner)

2006

J. Gao and B. Shanker, "Causality trick and the analytical signal formulation of the time domain periodic Green's function" (Finalist)