The 2013 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC) will be held in Budapest, Hungary from June 9 to June 13, 2013. This preeminent technical conference is the flagship conference of the IEEE Communications Society, and the primary venue for presenting new research results in the area of communications. It is widely attended by researchers and practitioners in the field. Attending conferences such as ICC is of paramount importance for the development of graduate students. Participants have the opportunity to present their work, attend panel and keynote sessions, and interact with hundreds of others performing leading-edge research in the field.
Broader Impact: This proposal provides travel support for approximately fifteen graduate students in the United States to attend this premiere conference, which will be held for the first time to Eastern Europe in 2013. The travel awards will target graduate students, in particular, women and under-represented minority students, since attending conferences is an important part of their educational experience, and they often have limited travel funds. The research community and the Engineering workforce benefit from the improvement of students in the pipeline, and the introduction of new researcher perspectives.
This project partially covered travel and conference registration expenses for thirteen doctoral students located at educational institutions in the United States to attend the IEEE ICC 2013 conference in Budapest, Hungary. IEEE ICC is a premiere event in the field of networking and communications. Attending leading conferences in the field is a fundamental component of the educational experience of graduate students, who often have limited travel funds. By providing travel support, this project contributed to the training of the next generation of scientists and engineers and to the creation of a specialized work force in the field of networking and communications. The 2013 IEEE International Conference on Communications was held in Budapest, Hungary from June 9 to June 13, 2013. This preeminent technical conference is the primary venue for presenting new research results in the area of networking and communications, and is widely attended by researchers and practitioners in the field. Attending conferences such as ICC is of paramount importance for the training of graduate students. Participants had the opportunity to present their work to a selected audience, attend panels and keynote sessions, and interact with hundreds of leading researchers performing cutting-edge research in the field of networking and communications.
