ACES Award Information
The Applied Computational Electromagnetics Society (ACES) has established the following annual awards for individuals who have made significant contributions to the technical areas of interest to ACES and individuals who have offered significant services to the Society. This Call for Nominations is for the following four awards:
- ACES Computational Electromagnetics Award
- ACES Technical Achievement Award
- ACES Meritorious Service Award
- ACES Early Career Award
The awards will be given each year at the Awards Banquet at the ACES annual conference. The following is a description of the four awards:
ACES Computational Electromagnetics Award:
To honor career achievements and substantial, major contributions in the field of computational electromagnetics.
ACES Technical Achievement Award:
To honor one or more demonstrated original technical contributions in the field of applied computational electromagnetics, supported by publications, patents, and other products such as developed computer codes.
ACES Meritorious Service Award:
To honor outstanding and dedicated service to ACES over a long period of time. Technical contributions are not a factor in this Award.
ACES Early Career Award:
To honor achievements and contributions in the field of computational electromagnetics by a researcher aged 35 years or younger at the time of nomination.
Ground Rules:
No more than one recipient of each of the four awards will be selected each year. Nomination forms will be available on ACES web site on December 1 of each year. Nominations will be accepted during the period of September 1 – November 15 The ACES Awards Committee will go through the selection process and conclude its decision by February 28. If no suitable nominations are submitted, the Awards Committee may select recipients from the current ACES membership at their own discretion. Preference for the ACES Computational Electromagnetics Award will be given to ACES members, although it may be awarded to non-members at the Awards Committee’s discretion; the other awards are restricted to members of ACES with preference given to individuals who have maintained ACES membership for at least a 5-year period.