Deadline to submit passed.
We are pleased to announce that, with the generous support of the ASML company, we will have 12 student scholarships to award to students who are submitting and selected to present a paper at the 2020 ASPE Topical Meeting on Design and Control of Precision Mechatronic Systems. These scholarships will cover the cost of conference registration for the spring topical meeting. Students selected will be able to attend the conference without paying the registration fee. Fees for the conference tutorials on Wed. May 6 are not included in the scholarship.
The ASML student scholarship is available to students who are attending university and will be attending at the time of the conference. To apply for the scholarship, eligible students must:
- complete a regular short abstract paper submission on the conference web site
- complete this scholarship application form
- attach a one-page statement of research interests and experience
- provide a brief recommendation letter from the student’s faculty research advisor
The scholarship awards will be competitively awarded based upon the submitted paper short abstract and the supporting materials.
Award decisions will be available at the time of paper acceptance.
Please click here for the ASPE Scholarship Controls Application 2020. The deadline for submission is extended to February 7, 2020. Please submit your application to info@aspe.net.
ASML is an innovation leader in the semiconductor industry. We provide chipmakers with everything they need – hardware, software and services – to mass produce patterns on silicon through lithography. Our lithography technology is used to make the chips at the heart of most electronic devices that exist today. Our WiIton, Connecticut office is our largest R&D and manufacturing site in the US, with expertise in mechatronics, alignment and sensor technology, and world-class optical fabrication. Working at ASML is more than just a career opportunity – it’s a chance to make a real difference in the world. By challenging the limits of technology, we unlock the potential that chips have to tackle some of society’s toughest challenges in areas such as healthcare, transportation and education. More than a career, if it’s moving the world forward, chances are, ASML is behind it.
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Congratulations to our 2020 ASML Student Scholarship Winners:
Paper Title: Low-Cost, High-Dynamic Range Position Sensing Enabled by Oversampling and Averaging
Author: Brij M. Bhushan
Paper Title: Thermally Stable Precision Motion and Positioning Mechanism
Author: Heebum Chun
Paper Title: Heuristically Optimized H-Infinity Synthesis for the Real-time Positioning of a Tip-based Measurement Device
Author: Liam G. Connolly
Paper Title: Vibration Mitigation on Precision Ball-Screw Feed-Drives Through Data-Driven Tuning of Trajectory Pre-Filters
Author: Alper Dumanli
Paper Title: Achieving High-speed and High-precision Extrusion 3D Printing Through Advanced Mechatronic Design and Control
Author: Nosakhare Edoimioya
Paper Title: Design and Control of a Linearly Thermal Actuation System
Author: Chunjie Fan
Paper Title: Variable Resolution FFF Printing Using Variable Orifice Extruder System
Author: Osama Habbal
Paper Title: Closed-loop Suspension and Rotation of A Spherical Permanent Magnetic Dipole Actuator
Author: Tyler T. Hamer
Paper Title: Combined Feedforward Tracking Control and Feedrate Optimization – with Application to a 3-D Printer
Author: Heejin Kim
Paper Title: Adaptive Feedforward Control of a Flexure Based Hexapod
Author: Sil Spanjer
Paper Title: A Novel Position Sensing System for Bearingless Motors
Author: Benjamin Stone Weinreb
Paper Title: Model and Controller Design for High-speed Atomic Force Microscope Imagine and Autotuning
Author: Fangzhou Xia