To a team or individual for an outstanding control systems technology contribution in either design and implementation, or project management. Prize: $2,000, Galvanic (photo engraved) plaque for each recipient, and travel expenses to the CDC for one recipient (round trip restricted (minimal) coach air fare, conference registration and up to 4 conference-rate hotel-nights for a 3-day conference, and up to 5 conference-rate hotel-nights for a 4-day conference). If the prize is awarded to a group, members of the group will equally split the cash portion of the prize. Funding: Funded by the IEEE Control Systems Society. Presentation: At the Awards Ceremony of the CSS. Eligibility: Either an individual or a team. Nomination Details: Nominations and reference letters are due by May 15 and must be submitted using the CSS Awards Nomination system at awards.paperplaza.net. Nomination Form Nomination Instructions Award Recipients 2007 Photo: Andrzej Banaszuk 2007 Recipient of Control Systems Technology Award For contributions to the areas of control of compressor instabilities, combustion instabilities, and other fluid flow instabilities in aerospace systems 2006 Photo: Lalit Mestha 2006 Recipient of Control Systems Technology Award For his outstanding contributions in applying control systems technology to Particle Accelerators and Digital Printing Systems 2005 Photo: Gary Balas 2005 Recipient of Control Systems Technology Award For their outstanding contributions to control systems technology by developing state-of-the art control algorithms and enabling software for use in industrial problems, for making modern robust control tools accessible to practicing engineers, and for their leadership role in the field of control engineering Photo: Andrew Packard 2005 Recipient of Control Systems Technology Award For their outstanding contributions to control systems technology by developing state-of-the art control algorithms and enabling software for use in industrial problems, for making modern robust control tools accessible to practicing engineers, and for their leadership role in the field of control engineering 2004 Photo: Banavar Sridhar 2004 Recipient of Control Systems Technology Award For the development of modeling and simulation techniques for multivehicle traffic networks and advanced air traffic management systems through innovative application of control systems concepts 2003 Jeffrey Cook, Jessy Grizzle, Jing Sun 2003 Recipient of Control Systems Technology Award For the development of fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly automotive powertrains through innovative application of control theory 2002 Dimitry Gorinevsky, Greg Stewart 2002 Recipient of Control Systems Technology Award In recognition for their innovative application of modern identification and control methods to the papermaking process 2001 James Antaki, Bradley Paden 2001 Recipient of Control Systems Technology Award For their development of the StreamLiner artificial heart, a mechatronics design that epitomizes the integration of control with electromechanical systems to achieve a novel design that has the potential to save over 35,000 lives per year 2000 Photo: Siva Banda 2000 Recipient of Control Systems Technology Award 1999 Photo: Michael Piovoso 1999 Recipient of Control Systems Technology Award For research, development, and implementation of state of the art process control in the chemical manufacturing industry Pagination « « First ‹ ‹‹ 1 2 3 › ›› » Last »
