Funded by the Energy HPC & AI 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 research related to high performance computing, AI, and other related areas of computational science and engineering. Consideration will be given to students with a focus on HPC, software technology, modeling and simulation, data analytics and machine learning, industrial internet of things, and user experience and data visualization.
Moving forward, the Energy HPC & AI 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:
2025/2026
- Jainish Patel, Civil and Environmental Engineering
2024/2025
- Hossein Gazmeh, Civil and Environmental Engineering
2023/2024
- Nhi Lee, Statistics
2021/2022
- Bishal Lamichhane, Electrical & Computer Engineering
- Thiago Jose Pinheiro dos Santos, Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
- Xin Tan, Statistics
2020/2021
- Huiming Lin, Statistics
2018/2019
- Manav Bhati, Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
- Alana Semple, Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences
- Jordan Shivers, Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
- Wenya Shu, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Yicheng Wu, Electrical & Computer Engineering and Applied Physics
2017/2018
- Kaihang Guo, Computational & Applied Mathematics
- Christopher Metzler, Electrical & Computer Engineering
- Luqing Wang, Materials Science & Nanoengineering
2014/2015
- Rajesh Balagam, Bioengineering
- Milind Chabbi, Computer Science
- Xiaodi Deng, Computational & Applied Mathematics
- Lei Fu, Earth Science
- Jie Hou, Earth Science
2013/2014
- Milind Chabbi, Computer Science
- Rajesh Gandham, Computational & Applied Mathematics
- Jizhou Li, Computational & Applied Mathematics
- David Medina, Computational & Applied Mathematics
2012/2013
- Jonathan Grossman, Computer Science
- Yin Huang, Computational & Applied Mathematics
Learn more about how the Energy HPC Conference supports the Ken Kennedy Institute's sponsored graduate fellowships here.