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PRIZE Six PRIZES of $300 per category
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| Microsoft Research Asia prize for Energy and green environment |
| Cochlear prize for Improving quality of life |
| NICTA prize for Fast, reliable and secure |
| Optus prize for Towards miniaturization |
| Canon cisra prize for Connecting & Entertaining the world |
| CSIRO prize for Automation and adaptation |
Cochlear prize for "Improving quality of life":
Winner: Johnson Chung
Title: Polyurethane Nanocomposites using Dexamethasone as potential
drug delivery systems: sustained release and structural interactions
Microsoft prize for "Energy & Green Environment":
Winner: Pasquale Aliberti
Title: Study of Silicon Quantum Dots in a SiO2 Matrix for Energy Selective Contacts Applications
NICTA prize for "Fast, reliable & secure":
Winner: Mark Hiscocks
Title: Diamond Etching at UNSW:Towards Secure Communication Technologies
Optus prize for "Towards miniaturization":
Winner: Jarryd James Pla
Title: Towards a quantum computer: Single shot read-out of an electron spin in silicon
Canon prize for "Connecting & Entertaining the world":
Winner: Adeel Razi
Title: Sum Rates and User Scheduling for Multi-User MIMO Vector Perturbation Precoding
CSIRO prize for "Automation & Adaptation":
Winner: Gilbert Foo Hock Beng
Title: Direct torque control of an IPM synchronous motor drive at very low speed using a sliding mode stator flux observer
Winner: Johnson Chung
Title: Polyurethane Nanocomposites using Dexamethasone as potential
drug delivery systems: sustained release and structural interactions
Microsoft prize for "Energy & Green Environment":
Winner: Pasquale Aliberti
Title: Study of Silicon Quantum Dots in a SiO2 Matrix for Energy Selective Contacts Applications
NICTA prize for "Fast, reliable & secure":
Winner: Mark Hiscocks
Title: Diamond Etching at UNSW:Towards Secure Communication Technologies
Optus prize for "Towards miniaturization":
Winner: Jarryd James Pla
Title: Towards a quantum computer: Single shot read-out of an electron spin in silicon
Canon prize for "Connecting & Entertaining the world":
Winner: Adeel Razi
Title: Sum Rates and User Scheduling for Multi-User MIMO Vector Perturbation Precoding
CSIRO prize for "Automation & Adaptation":
Winner: Gilbert Foo Hock Beng
Title: Direct torque control of an IPM synchronous motor drive at very low speed using a sliding mode stator flux observer
Additionally, only the six winners will be eligible to submit a paper for the annual IEEE NSW paper competition. The prize for the paper competition is $200 and a plaque.