Neukom Prize for Outstanding Graduate Research in Computational Science

Computational science and computational techniques are now ubiquitous across the research landscape, creating a wide range of diverse and fascinating projects on the Dartmouth campus, in labs, offices, studios, and performance spaces.

With this in mind, the Neukom Institute is delighted to announce the new Neukom Prize for Outstanding Graduate Research in Computational Science, open to all Dartmouth graduate students:

Rules:

• Contestants must be enrolled Dartmouth students
• Entries must be submitted electronically as pdf files to Neukom Institute
• Materials must include:
  • A write-up of the work (which may very well be a journal or conference submission)
  • at least one and not more than two, letters of recommendation related to the work and the contestant  

Prizes: 1st Place -- $1,000, 2nd Place -- $750 (two awards), 3rd Place -- $500

Deadline: May 5, 2013

Email questions to Dan Rockmore