Student Grants

Student Grants application system is now closed.

Below is the list of student grant recipients:

  • 8 recipients of IEEE SPS Student Grants, totaling $5,000
    • Hongjie Chen, Northwestern Polytechnical University
    • Mustafa Adnan Haider, University of Cambridge
    • Jian Kang, Tsinghua university
    • Yi Liu, Tsinghua University
    • Anjali Menon, Carnegie Mellon University
    • Bin Wang, Tsinghua University
    • Yougen Yuan, Northwestern Polytechnical University
    • Chunlei Zhang, The University of Texas at Dallas
  • 5 recipients of Google Student Grants, totaling JPY 250,000 (or equivalent)
    • Bing Liu, Carnegie Mellon University
    • Po-Chun Chen, National Taiwan University
    • Bowen Shi, Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago
    • Shan Yang, Northwestern Polytechnical University
    • Pin-Jung Chen, National Taiwan University

Important Dates

Application OpenAugust 31
Application and Recommendation Letter DueSeptember 14
Application ClosedSeptember 14
Decisions AnnouncedSeptember 29
Author and Early Registration EndOctober 5

SPS Travel Grants — FAQ for Applicants: http://signalprocessingsociety.org/events/sps-travel-grants

All applications must be submitted online at the address above [will be activated soon]. For best consideration for ASRU 2017, applications should be received by the date noted above. Applications will be considered until the exhaustion of funds. Applicants will be notified of the decision. Successful applicants should make their own travel arrangements and keep receipts; they will receive detailed instructions on grant payment.

Reference letter:

Each SPS Travel Grant application must be accompanied by a recommendation letter from your supervisor or a senior colleague who is familiar with your work. Recommendation letters should be sent by email to student-grants@asru2017.org. Be sure that the person submitting the letter indicates for whom it is making the recommendation.

Grant Support Amount:

Note for applicants from the same region as where the conference is located, the typical grant support is up to US$500. For applicants from regions other than the conference region, the typical support is up to US$1000. The travel grant selection committee reserves the right to award a different amount than requested.

Remarks:

  1. In order for your application to be considered, current SPS membership is required at the time of application.
  2. Only a limited number of grants will be awarded, and on a highly competitive basis.
  3. The grants will be awarded to applicants who have a genuine need for support, and the paper quality may be taken into consideration.
  4. The grants can only be used to cover the travel expenses for applicants to attend the approved conference/event. The grants, if approved, will be on a reimbursement basis at the conference.
  5. All applications should be submitted online. For best consideration, applications should be received by September 14, 2017. Applications will be considered until the exhaustion of funds.
  6. The travel grant result will be posted on this website. Applicants will be notified of the decision by email. Successful applicants will be notified with further instructions.
  7. Region classification for the purpose of travel grant selection includes: Region1-7 US and Canada, Region 8a (Europe), Region 8b (Middle East and Africa), Region 9 Latin America, Region 10 Asia Pacific.
  8. The SPS travel grant selection and oversight committees reserve the right to make the final decision regarding all applications.

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