SERAD Executive Committee is pleased to announce to following winners of 2017 SERAD Student Safety Innovation Challenge contest.
Undergraduate group winners:
Sean Johnson, John Jozwiak, Cedar Kelly, and Rich Postera, from Gonzaga University
Project/Paper Title: “NIOSH: Energy Conversion System (Mechanical division)”
Graduate group winner:
Hossein Salimi, from Sahand University of Technology
Project/Paper Title: “Metal damage assessment in low-cycle fatigue based on thermodynamic entropy generation”
Congratulations to the winners and their advisors!

For each contest group, SERAD will be awarding the student winners a total of $500 award, additional travel expense reimbursement up to a total of $750, and another $500 to the students’ advisor. The winners are also invited to join SERAD in Tampa, Florida, at the International Mechanical Engineering Congress & Exposition (IMECE) to receive their awards in person at the annual SERAD Awards Dinner.

Check out our Student Activities tab for more information on the 2017 SERAD Student Safety Innovation Challenge, this year's competition flyer, and past winners.

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Annually, SERAD hosts a challenge to college students to submit papers on Safety Engineering and Risk Analysis topics.  The papers are peer reviewed by experts in these areas.  Selected papers will be honored in November 2017 at the SERAD Awards Banquet at ASME’s 2017 International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition (IMECE 2017) in Tampa, FL. Recognition includes a cash honorariums for winning authors and sponsoring professor, travel reimbursement for first place student(s) may also be available.

Submitting papers for 2017 SERAD Student Safety Innovation Challenge:
Participants:
Undergraduate and Graduate college students
An academic sponsor is required
Important Dates:
Submittals due to SERAD by May 12, 2017
Papers formally accepted by May 26, 2017
SERAD will review, comment, select, and announce winner June 9, 2017
SERAD Awards Banquet November 2017
Submittals:
Initial submittals must be previously unpublished work, but can be papers used for academic credit.
Submittals are not required to follow ASME’s conference paper format, although it is encouraged. Suggested paper size is 4~6 pages including figures.
Statement of student status from the Academic Sponsor is required with submission. Please attach a letter of support from academic sponsor to submission.
Questions and abstract/paper submissions: Bin Zhou (bin.zhou@fmglobal.com), Jennifer Cooper (JCooper@rcp.com)

Annually, SERAD hosts a challenge to college students to submit papers on Safety Engineering and Risk Analysis topics.  The papers are peer reviewed by experts in these areas.  Selected papers will be honored in November 2017 at the SERAD Awards Banquet at ASME’s 2017 International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition (IMECE 2017) in Tampa, FL. Recognition includes a cash honorariums for winning authors and sponsoring professor, travel reimbursement for first place student(s) may also be available.

Submitting papers for 2017 SERAD Student Safety Innovation Challenge:
Participants:
Undergraduate and Graduate college students
An academic sponsor is required
Important Dates:
Submittals due to SERAD by May 12, 2017
Papers formally accepted by May 26, 2017
SERAD will review, comment, select, and announce winner June 9, 2017
SERAD Awards Banquet November 2017
Submittals:
Initial submittals must be previously unpublished work, but can be papers used for academic credit.
Submittals are not required to follow ASME’s conference paper format, although it is encouraged. Suggested paper size is 4~6 pages including figures.
Statement of student status from the Academic Sponsor is required with submission. Please attach a letter of support from academic sponsor to submission.
Questions and abstract/paper submissions: Bin (bin.zhou@fmglobal.com) or Jennifer (JCooper@rcp.com)

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