In a remarkable display of innovation and expertise, Dr. John Yeow from Systems Design Engineering and his research team received the prestigious Best Student Design Award at the IEEE NANO 2024 conference. Bestowed upon them during the first annual Student Design Competition at the conference in Gijón, Spain, this accolade marks a significant achievement in the field of nanotechnology.
The team's presentation "Flexible Graphene/PEDOT: PSS Free-Standing Infrared Photodetector" captivated judges with its exceptional quality and groundbreaking approach. The project stood out for its ingenuity and potential impact on future technology applications.
Since its inception in 2001, IEEE-NANO has been the premier platform for showcasing cutting-edge research in nanoscience and nanotechnology. Held in various global locations including recent venues like Jeju Island (Korea, 2023), Palma de Mallorca (Spain, 2022), and Montreal (Canada, 2021), the conference continues to drive advancements in this rapidly evolving field.
The IEEE Nanotechnology Council, which organizes the conference series, emphasizes collaboration and innovation across disciplines to foster the development of nanotechnology. This multidisciplinary approach supports theoretical advancements, design innovations, and practical applications across scientific, engineering, and industrial domains.
The Student Design Competition at IEEE NANO exemplifies this ethos by challenging participants to tackle real-world problems using creative problem-solving skills. Participants are tasked with developing prototypes, systems, or methodologies that adhere to specified constraints while showcasing novel concepts and applications.
Dr. John Yeow and his team's success at IEEE NANO 2024 underscores their dedication, expertise, and contribution to advancing nanotechnology. Their achievement serves as inspiration for researchers striving to make impactful contributions in this transformative field.
Student Design Competition presentation at IEEE NANO 2024