Over the last couple of years we have enjoyed reading an increasing number of interesting papers on diverse topics from the world's
upcoming university researchers. Prerequisites for participation are that the papers are authored or co-authored by academic researchers, published either in scientific journals or conference proceedings, and the numerical results are entirely or in part obtained through simulation using CST software products. Submissions are evaluated on a number of criteria including originality of the application or the theory, clarity of presentation, as well as the skilful usage of CST software features.The selection process for the 2009 award is still going on, but I'll post the winning submissions as soon as they have been announced. You can take a look at the winners from the past 4 years here (copyright permitting):
If you are an academic researcher and have penned a paper, in English, that was published in either in scientific journals or conference proceedings between April 1st 2009 and March 31st 2010 , and the numerical results are entirely or in part obtained through simulation using CST software products, then please send me a copy. You never know, maybe you will be among the winners of an upgraded CST STUDIO SUITE licence for one year.
Martin
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