Funded by the Energy High Performance Computing Conference (formerly the OG-HPC Conference), the Ken Kennedy Institute offers one-year supplemental fellowships in the amount of $7,500. The industry sponsored, one-year graduate fellowships are available to graduate students pursuing research related to high performance computing, computational science & engineering, and data science. Consideration will be given to students with a focus on high performance computing, software technology, modeling & simulation, data analytics & machine learning, industrial internet of things, and user experience & data visualization.
Moving forward, the Energy HPC Conference will be contributing funding to the Scott Morton Memorial Graduate Fellowship in the amount of $7,500. For more information, click here.
Past Recipients:
2021/2022
- Bishal Lamichhane, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Thiago Jose Pinheiro dos Santos, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- Xin Tan, Statistics
2020/2021
- Huiming Lin, Statistics
2019/2020
- No awards
2018/2019
- Manav Bhati, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- Alana Semple, Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences
- Jordan Shivers, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- Wenya Shu, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Yicheng Wu, Electrical and Computer Engineering and Applied Physics
2017/2018
- Kaihang Guo, Computational and Applied Mathematics
- Christopher Metzler, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Luqing Wang, Materials Science and Nanoengineering
2016/2017
- No awards
2015/2016
- No awards
2014/2015
- Rajesh Balagam, Bioengineering
- Milind Chabbi, Computer Science
- Xiaodi Deng, Computational and Applied Mathematics
- Lei Fu, Earth Science (OG-HPC Conference)
- Jie Hou, Earth Science (OG-HPC Conference)
2013/2014
- Milind Chabbi, Computer Science
- Rajesh Gandham, Computational and Applied Mathematics
- Jizhou Li, Computational and Applied Mathematics
- David Medina, Computational and Applied Mathematics
2012/2013
- Jonathan Grossman, Computer Science
- Yin Huang, Computational and Applied Mathematics
Learn more about how the Energy HPC Conference supports the Ken Kennedy Institute's industry-sponsored graduate fellowships here.
