ACM Multimedia 2010 Student Scholarship Winners
The ACM Multimedia 2010 Student Scholarship committee (consisting of 5 IBM researchers) have completed the selection, and 28 students from Singapore, China, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Greece received the SIGMM-sponsored scholarship.
| Name |
Institution |
Nationality |
| Lifeng Shang |
The University of Hong Kong |
China, Hong Kong SAR, China |
| Bin Cheng |
National University of Singapore |
Singapore |
| Xiangyu Chen |
School of Computing, National University of Singapore |
Singapore |
| Zhendong Zhao |
National University of Singapore/School of Computing |
Singapore |
| Dong Liu |
Harbin Institute of Technology |
China |
| Mengdi Xu |
National University of Singapore |
Singapore |
| Giorgos Tolias |
National Technical University of Athens |
Greek |
| Thanh-Toan DO |
Rennes 1 University |
France |
| Donn Morrison |
University of Geneva |
Swiss |
| Rodrigo Laiola Guimarães |
CWI: Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica |
The Netherlands |
| Subhabrata Bhattacharya |
University of Central Florida |
USA |
| Vivek Kumar Singh |
University of California, Irvine |
USA |
| Sreekar Krishna |
Arizona State University |
USA |
| Yi Shen |
UNC Charlotte |
USA |
| Shu Shi |
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
USA |
| Hongyuan Cai |
Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis |
USA |
| Mengyu Qiao |
New Mexico Tech |
USA |
| Chreston Miller |
Virginia Tech |
USA |
| Razvan Orendovici |
The Pennsylvania State University |
USA |
| Rob Hess |
Oregon State University |
USA |
| Mukundan Venkataraman |
University of Central Florida |
USA |
| Michele Merler |
Columbia University |
USA |
| Wengang Zhou |
University of Science and Technology of China |
China |
| Shiliang Zhang |
Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences |
China |
| Lijun Zhang |
Zhejiang University |
China |
| Xin Lu |
Tianjin University |
China |
| Shuhui Wang |
Institute of Computing Technologies, Chinese Academy of Sciences |
China |
| Yue Gao |
Tsinghua University |
China |
ACM Multimedia 2010 Call for Student Scholarship Applications
The ACM Multimedia conference is the main annual conference of ACM SIGMM. It provides a great opportunity for researchers to present their work, get acquainted with the work of others, and discuss with colleagues both junior and senior. To promote this form of cooperation, the SIG and its sponsors make conference participation grants available for several students.
A scholarship is meant to support personal attendance of one student at the main conference. Students selected for the award will be reimbursed for the advance registration fee (including main conference, workshop or tutorials) and travel expenses up to a fixed amount. Individual scholarships may cover additional expenses subject to conditions of individual sponsors. Students will have to make their own arrangements for travel and accommodation.
Who can apply
All students can apply, students being the primary author of an accepted paper will be given preference in the selection process.
How to apply
To apply for a scholarship, a faculty member of the student’s host institution must fill in a short web application at http://bit.ly/mm-travel-grant . Students and faculty are encouraged to have the application sent as soon as possible. The application must be submitted no later than August 10, 2010. Applications arriving after the deadline will not be considered. The notification date is September 1, 2010. Decisions made are final.
Please include the following information in an application:
- the faculty’s full name and email address, student’s full name and email address;
- the name and nationality of the institution;
- the student’s academic status and expected year of graduation;
- whether the student is (co-)author of a paper that was accepted for the main conference or if the student contributes to any other part of the conference;
- if the student is a (co-)author, the paper title, author list, the student’s contribution to the paper, and whether the student will present the paper
- the reason for applying for the grant, including the expected benefits that the students will have from attending the conference, research significance, and the funding status of the student;
- a brief statement by the student about his or her current research interests and research accomplishments to date, or a link to his/her CV.
Questions can be directed to Lexing Xie
We look forward to receiving your applications!
** Each accepted paper at ACMMM10 – with the exception of papers accepted at the Doctoral Symposium Program – must have at least one author registered with the REGULAR (NON-STUDENT) rate at the camera ready submission deadline of July 26th. Award of student scholarship does NOT waive this requirement. Please see conference registration page for details.
ACM Multimedia 2010 Call for Google Grant for Female Computer Scientists Applications
For postdocs and other non-student researchers (who are not eligible for this scholarship), as part of Google’s ongoing commitment to encouraging women to excel in computing and technology, ACM Multimedia 2010 offers the Google grant for female computer scientists.
Two female computer scientists interested in Multimedia will be chosen from the applicant pool to receive:
- free registration for the main conference. Accommodation not included;
- up to 300 euros for travel costs from Google (given to the recipients at or after the event).
Who can apply
To be eligible for a conference grant candidates must:
- Be a female working in or studying Computer Science/Multimedia
- Maintain a strong academic background with demonstrated leadership ability
- Attend at least 2 full days of the main conference.
How to Apply
To apply send, no later than 12 September 2010, an e-mail to europe-events@google.com with the subject heading Google ACM MM 2010 Conference grant containing:
- your full name and email address
- current address, contact phone number and copy of photo ID
- your CV
- 1-page statement (no more than 600 words) about why you wish to attend ACM MM 2010 and why attending is important to your research and/or future career
Winners and claim process
The winners will be notified by e-mail by 15 September 2010.
If you are a successful applicant, you will be sent your free ticket and a payment form to expense your travel contribution, to be completed and submitted after the event.
We look forward to receiving your applications!
Scholarships and Grants
ACM Multimedia 2010 Student Scholarship Winners
The ACM Multimedia 2010 Student Scholarship committee (consisting of 5 IBM researchers) have completed the selection, and 28 students from Singapore, China, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Greece received the SIGMM-sponsored scholarship.
ACM Multimedia 2010 Call for Student Scholarship Applications
The ACM Multimedia conference is the main annual conference of ACM SIGMM. It provides a great opportunity for researchers to present their work, get acquainted with the work of others, and discuss with colleagues both junior and senior. To promote this form of cooperation, the SIG and its sponsors make conference participation grants available for several students.
A scholarship is meant to support personal attendance of one student at the main conference. Students selected for the award will be reimbursed for the advance registration fee (including main conference, workshop or tutorials) and travel expenses up to a fixed amount. Individual scholarships may cover additional expenses subject to conditions of individual sponsors. Students will have to make their own arrangements for travel and accommodation.
Who can apply
All students can apply, students being the primary author of an accepted paper will be given preference in the selection process.
How to apply
To apply for a scholarship, a faculty member of the student’s host institution must fill in a short web application at http://bit.ly/mm-travel-grant . Students and faculty are encouraged to have the application sent as soon as possible. The application must be submitted no later than August 10, 2010. Applications arriving after the deadline will not be considered. The notification date is September 1, 2010. Decisions made are final.
Please include the following information in an application:
Questions can be directed to Lexing Xie
We look forward to receiving your applications!
** Each accepted paper at ACMMM10 – with the exception of papers accepted at the Doctoral Symposium Program – must have at least one author registered with the REGULAR (NON-STUDENT) rate at the camera ready submission deadline of July 26th. Award of student scholarship does NOT waive this requirement. Please see conference registration page for details.
ACM Multimedia 2010 Call for Google Grant for Female Computer Scientists Applications
For postdocs and other non-student researchers (who are not eligible for this scholarship), as part of Google’s ongoing commitment to encouraging women to excel in computing and technology, ACM Multimedia 2010 offers the Google grant for female computer scientists.
Two female computer scientists interested in Multimedia will be chosen from the applicant pool to receive:
Who can apply
To be eligible for a conference grant candidates must:
How to Apply
To apply send, no later than 12 September 2010, an e-mail to europe-events@google.com with the subject heading Google ACM MM 2010 Conference grant containing:
Winners and claim process
The winners will be notified by e-mail by 15 September 2010. If you are a successful applicant, you will be sent your free ticket and a payment form to expense your travel contribution, to be completed and submitted after the event.
We look forward to receiving your applications!