2015 ASME-CIE GRADUATE RESEARCH POSTER SESSION
Short Summary:
An opportunity for graduate students early in their research program (within 1 year of starting a MS or 2 years of starting a PhD) to present their current work to the research community. This provides the students a chance to get external feedback on their preliminary research that may not yet be ready for presentation at the conference in archival form
Details and submission instructions are here
The ASME CIE Division is organizing a poster session for graduate students to present their current research at the ASME International Design Engineering Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering Conference in Boston, Massachusetts, USA August 2 - 5, 2015. The purpose of this poster session is for graduate students early in their research program (within 1 year of starting a MS or 2 years of starting a PHD) to have the opportunity to present their current work to the research community. This provides the students a chance to get external feedback on their preliminary research that may not yet be ready for presentation at the conference in archival form.
The research should directly address computers and information in engineering, either through development of new software, application and evaluation of software, or empirical studies of engineering software. Areas of CIE interest include:
- Advanced Modeling and Simulation
- Computer-Aided Product and Process Development
- Virtual Environments and Systems
- Systems Engineering, Information and Knowledge Management
- Advanced Simulation for Manufacturing
- Inverse Problems in Science and Engineering
- Advances in Topology Optimization
- Fundamental Advances in Finite Element Analysis
- High Performance Computing, with Emphasis on Advanced Computing Architectures and Cloud Computing
- Computational Multiphysics Applications
- Material Characterization Methods and Applications
- Uncertainty Quantification in Simulation and Model Verification & Validation
- Interaction and Interfaces
- VR & AR in Industry
- Simulation for VR & AR
- Modeling and Simulation for Additive Manufacturing
- RGB-D Camera Based Techniques and Applications in Design and Manufacturing
- Multimodal INTerfaces for Engineering Design (MINTED)
- Digital Human Modeling for Engineering Application
- Emotional Engineering
- Engineering Applications of Brain Science & Human Models
- Modeling Tools and Metrics for Sustainable Manufacturing
- Design Informatics
- Product Lifecycle Management
- Knowledge-capture, reuse, and management
- Model-based Design and Verification of Complex and Large-Scale Systems
CIE STUDENT STIPENDS
The ASME Computers and Information in Engineering (CIE) division are offering twelve stipends of $750 each to support graduate student attendance at the 2015 CIE conference in Boston, Massachusetts and present a poster on their research.
Four travel supports are dedicated to graduate students within 1 year of starting a MS and eight travel supportsfor graduate students within 2
years of starting a PhD. Poster submissions reflecting relevant and high quality research work will be favored in the awarding process.
To be eligible for a stipend interested students must be attending a university or college at the time of the 2015 CIE conference and must be a student member of ASME.
Awardees of CIE stipends are required to attend the conference as a condition of the award.
APPLICATION AND ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Application must be submitted electronically together with the
abstract to the poster session organizer (chizhou@buffalo.edu) by
the abstract submission deadline, January 26, 2015 March 30, 2015.
Successful applicants will be informed of the committee's decision by March 16, 2015 May 01, 2015.
Please use the template for the application and poster abstract available here
For the application, interested students should submit the following:
- The estimated expenses and other sources of funding for the trip and how the grant/stipend bridges the shortfall between the two.
- A written statement explaining how the applicant's research is relevant to any of the technical areas within the CIE division, the related Technical Committee (AMS, CAPPD, SEIKM and VES-see conference website http://www.asmeconferences.org/IDETC2015/ ) and how attending the conference will benefit the applicant's on-going research and career goals.
- A letter from the student's research advisor confirming the student's eligibility, other sources of funding for travel to the conference and supporting the application.
The abstract should contain following information:
- Title of the thesis or dissertation
- Abstract of the research work (max 2-3 pages)
- Contact information for the student and his/her advisor
- Status level of this research (pre-proposal, proposed, preliminary results).
POSTER STRUCTURE & SUBMISSION
The accepted posters should contain, at a minimum, the following sections:
- Title
- Student and Advisor Contact Information
- Abstract of the Work
- Research Motivation
- Research Questions and Hypotheses
- Description of the Work to Date
- Description of the Path Forward
- Lessons Learned
The size of the poster should be about 71.11 cm (W) x 91.43 cm (H). Only one page is allowed. Poster layout can be seen here here.
Additional sections may include: software architecture, information models, experimental descriptions, algorithm flow charts, etc.
Students should submit the poster to Chi Zhou byPlease be reminded that students are required to print out the posters themselves.
IMPORTANT DATES
DOWNLOAD
Templates of application, abstract and poster can be downloaded below:
- MS PPT (97-04) CIE Poster Template 2015
- MS PPT CIE Poster Template 2015
- MS Word (97-04) CIE Application & Abstract Template 2015
- MS Word CIE Application & Abstract Template 2015
CONTACT INFORMATION
Dr. Chi Zhou
401 Bell Hall
Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
University at Buffalo - SUNY
Buffalo, NY, 14260
Phone: +1-716-645-4706
Email: chizhou@buffalo.edu