On Friday, October 18, 2024, the School of Computing and Informatics (CMIX) hosted the Science Day event.
CMIX Research Accomplishment Awards
Wed, 11/02/2016 - 11:48amBest Journal Publication (First, Second and Third Prize award)
This category recognizes research with exceptional academic quality and impact. The criteria include:
- Peer-Reviewed Publication: The research must have been published in a reputable, peer-reviewed journal.
- Relevance and Rigor: The paper demonstrates thorough research, a strong methodology, and significant findings.
- Impact: The work makes a meaningful contribution to the field, as evidenced by citations, reviews, or practical applications.
Best Presentation
This category evaluates the effectiveness of the participant’s communication and engagement during the competition. The criteria include:
- Clarity: Research objectives, methods, and conclusions are clearly presented and easy to understand.
- Engagement: The presenter’s ability to captivate the audience and thoughtfully address questions.
Best Conference Publication (James R. Oliver award)
This category celebrates groundbreaking and creative approaches to research. The criteria include:
- Originality: The research introduces novel concepts or methods that challenge existing paradigms.
- Feasibility: The ideas are practical and have the potential for real-world application.
- Impact Potential: The innovation has the capacity to influence the field significantly or solve critical problems.
Congratulations to all CMIX research accomplishment awardees:
- First Prize: Xiyue Xiang
- Second Prize: Xiangbo Li
- Third Prize: Buri Ban
- Best Presentation Award: Xiangbo Li
- James R. Oliver Award: Wei Shu