1st Prize - $500 and a certificate

2nd Prize - $200 and a certificate

3rd Prize – a certificate

The contest is open to all Postgraduate IEEE student members in an Australian Section.

The papers may be on any subject in the field of interest of the IEEE’s Societies or Councils.

Results will be announced between May and July.

A document describing the Postgraduate Student Paper Contest more fully is available here.

A document explaining the Postgraduate Student Paper Contest marking rules is available here.

1st Prize - $500 and a certificate

2nd Prize - $200 and a certificate

3rd Prize – a certificate

In order to receive the prize, permission is granted to the Australia Council and local Sections to promote and share the winning videos.

The winning videos should remain on YouTube for at least one year from the date of the announcement of winners.

The contest is open to all undergraduate and postgraduate IEEE student members in an Australian Section.

The projects presented may be on any subject in the field of interest of the IEEE’s Societies or Councils, or COVID-19 research.

Results will be announced in November 2020.

A document describing the Undergraduate and Postgraduate Project Contest evaluation process is available here.

A flyer advertising the Undergraduate and Postgraduate Project Contest is available here.

1st Prize - $500 and a certificate

2nd Prize - $200 and a certificate

Up to five student branches can receive a certificate of commendation if their submission is also considered to be outstanding. This will be at the discretion of the judging panel.

All IEEE student branches in Australia are eligible to enter the competition. The awards will be determined annually and will be presented to the winning student branches at the appropriate occasion.

The purpose of the award is to recognize outstanding achievements by student members engaged in activities conforming to IEEE objectives and purposes.

Results will be announced in July 2020.

A document describing the Student Branch Contest more fully is available here.

A flyer advertising the Student Branch Contest is available here.

Please read these notes carefully before submitting a nomination.

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How much information is too much? No published data exists to answer this question reliably, and the amount of information that will cause an e-mail client to fail varies from e-mail client to e-mail client. MS Outlook varies from Gmail, and Gmail varies from other e-mail clients.

How can the problem be avoided? Firstly, give brief answers. If a paper's title is very long, condense it. Secondly, if more than 2 people worked on a project, put the information about the project team in a separate document and attach the document to the second e-mail produced by the e-mail client.

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