Student Prize Competition
To be eligible you must be a student and must be giving an oral presentation or be the presenting author for a poster.
Each of the prizes will be judged by a panel that will do its best to attend all relevant student presentations. We are asking students to self-identify themselves during the registration procedure and let the Conference Organisers know if you wish to be considered.
Three separate competitions will be held for undergraduate and graduate students:
1. The Best AMMCS-2013 Poster. To be eligible, the student must be a co-author of the work presented and a designer of the poster. This competition will include a 10 minute discussion related to the content of the poster with a judging panel. The scheduling for the poster presentations will appear in the final program.
2. The Best AMMCS-2013 Student Paper in a Special Session. To be eligible, the student must be a co-author of the work and present it during one of the Special Sessions or Minisymposia.
3. The Best AMMCS-2013 Student Paper in a Contributed Session. To be eligible, the student must be a co-author of the work and present it during one of the Contributed Sessions.
The prizes consist of a Diploma, a monetary prize of $200, a Maple 15 Box (courtesy of Maplesoft), and 2 books (courtesy of Prentice Hall and De Gruyter).
Several other awards are available for Young Researchers, including postdoctoral fellows. Follow this link for more details.
Student Support
We expect a limited number of partial travel scholarships to become available to qualified applicants. In order to apply, please submit (a) a cover letter highlighting how you would benefit from attending AMMCS-2013, (b) your CV with brief summary of your research interest and accomplishments to date, and (c) the abstract of your presentation. Please indicate in your cover letter if you submitted the full paper to the Proceedings of AMMCS-2013. The complete package should be sent with subject line "AMMCS-2013 Travel Award" to the Chair of Student Prize Committee (msantoprete@wlu.ca) with cc to ammcs2013@wlu.ca.
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