Harry Rowe Mimno Award
Description
Established in 1979, this award is to recognize and foster excellence in clear communications of technical material of widespread interest to AESS members, and in doing so, to honor the contributions of AES Transactions Editor-in-Chief Emeritus Dr. Harry Rowe Mimno to the AESS and IEEE for over 50 years. The award is to the author of a paper which is primarily tutorial (including surveys), speculative, or which advocates new ideas or principles tending to promote debate. It is selected from among those published in the IEEE Aerospace & Electronic Systems Magazine. Prior to 1987, the Mimno Award was made for contributions to IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems.
Chair of the Harry Rowe Mimno Award:
Award Photo:
Prize:
$1,000 and Plaque. If more than one awardee, the monies are divided equally with individual Plaques. Travel expenses of up to $1,000 per individual (up to a maximum of $1,500 for multiple awards) may be authorized by President of Society.
Funding:
Funded by the IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society.
Eligibility:
Authors of paper published in the AES Magazine during the previous fiscal year.
Basis for Judgement:
Excellence in clear communications and widespread interest to AESS members.
Presentation:
At a convenient IEEE conference.
For the March 2007 AESS Magazine Paper:
“Moving Towards A More Electric Aircraft”
For the March 2007 AESS Magazine Paper:
“Moving Towards A More Electric Aircraft”
For the March 2007 AESS Magazine Paper:
“Moving Towards A More Electric Aircraft”
For the March 2007 AESS Magazine Paper:
“Moving Towards A More Electric Aircraft”
For August, 2006 AES Systems Magazine article "Radar: A Case History of an Invention"
For June 2005 article (with Sergey Samkov, Teh-Ho Tao)