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Formal Methods and Models for Codesign (MEMOCODE'2004) Programming models, formal
analysis
methods and verification techniques
for high-lev system
design
Towards convergence of formal methods and industrial trends. June 23rd-25th, 2004 -- San Diego, California  |
| Travel Grants for Attending MEMOCODE 2004
A limited number of student travel grants are available sponsored by NSF for traveling to MEMOCODE in San Diego. The travel grant amount will be 500 dollars per student. The student should be enrolled in graduate program in the US in fields related to formal methods and models for system design. The students who cannot otherwise attend the conference due to financial constraints will be given priority in the selection process. Travel Grant Request procedure: Please send a short description (1-2 paragraph) of the student's research area and interest, the name of the student, affiliation, advisor's name and area of research, and a letter from the advisor stating that the student will not be supported to travel to MEMOCODE by any research funding due to lack of research funding available to the advisor. The advisor's letter could be an email separately sent to the Sandeep Shukla at shukla@vt.edu. The student request also should be sent to shukla@vt.edu. To the advisors of students requesting travel grant: If a student is presenting a paper at the conference, please try to fund their travel to MEMOCODE. If you do not have travel funding for the student, please address the issue in your letter, because we prefer that the students presenting their work at MEMOCODE be funded by their institute/advisor, if possible. Students from underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply. Please send your request by May 20, 2004. This is a hard deadline. |