The notification email must include:
- Student’s full name
- Academic affiliation
- Abstract ID
- A paper can be entered into both the “Energy Systems Track Best Paper" award and the “Energy Systems Best Student Paper Award” competition.
- Submissions are due by Feb. 18 2024, 5 p.m. Eastern time.
- Publication at the IISE proceedings is encouraged but not necessary for participation in this competition.
Evaluation Process
- All competing papers are subject to a double-blind review process by a panel of three judges.
- The paper with the overall best rating is adjudged the Energy Systems Track Best Paper.
- The next three or four ranked student-led papers will be the finalists invited to present at the ES town hall meeting.
- The winning Best Student Paper will be selected based on a combined score of paper and presentation.
Recognition
- Recognition at the ES Town Hall Meeting at Annual Conference
- Certificate provided by IISE (either mailed or given at the town hall meeting) for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize winners.
- Recognition in ISE magazine
- Recognition on
ES webpage and in the newsletter
Deadlines
Submission deadline: 5 p.m. Eastern Time, Feb. 18, 2024
Finalists notified: March 8, 2024
For questions, please contact
Amy Straub
2023 Winners
Energy Systems Track Best Paper
Winners: Feng Ye, Travis Miles, Ahmed Aziz Ezzat - Rutgers University, Joseph Brodie - AKRF Inc.
Title: Offshore Wind Energy Forecasting with AIRU-WRF: A Physics-Guided Data Science Approach
Energy Systems Best Student Paper
Winner: Weijie Pan, The George Washington University
Title: Physical Modeling of Integrated Power Systems for Capacity and Technology Choices
Co-authors: Ekundayo Shittu
2022 Winners
Energy Systems Track Best Paper
Winner: Sara Jubala Kohtz, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Title: Physics-informed Gaussian Process Regression Model for Battery Management
Co-author: Pingfeng Wang
Energy Systems Best Student Paper
Winner: Ashutosh Shukla, University of Texas Austin
Title: Budget Allocation in Optimizing Power Grid Resilience to Extreme Weather: Hardening, Pre-event Preparation, or Recovery?
Co-authors: B Austgen, E Kutanoglu, J Hasenbein
Past winners
Energy Systems Division page