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Dr.
Eisa Zarepour Assistant Professor, Computer
Network Group, Computer
Engineering Department, Iranian University of Science and Technology, Tehran,
Iran (2018-now). |
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Awards & Honours (10) |
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1.
Shortlisted
for the UNSW 2015 Malcolm
Chaikin Prize (Best Engineering PhD thesis of
the year), July 2016. 2.
One
of the two best PhD thesis of the year (2015), the School of Computer Science
and Engineering, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, May 2016. 3.
Winning
Postdoctoral Writing Fellowship Grant, Faculty of Engineering,
University of New South Wales, Australia, 2015 ($12,036, Highly Competitive).
4.
Winner of the
Best Australian NASSCOM IT-Enabled Business Innovation Award for
“Improving Gas-To-Liquid Fuel Catalysis via Nano-scale Sensor Networks”,
CeBIT 2014, Sydney, Australia, 2014. (Competition was open for entire Australia. The prize comprising
of a certificate, a trophy and $3000 credit to attend in an international
conference.) 5.
Winner of the
2014 UNSW Innovator of the Year, People’s Choice Award for
inter-disciplinary work on "Nano Sensor Networks for Improving the
Performance of Chemical Reactors", October 2014. (The prize comprising of a certificate, a trophy and $1000 cash.) In Media: Link1
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Shortlisted
as one of the three finalists for the "Student Innovator of the
Year" at University of New South Wales , Sydney, Australia, 2014 7.
Winner
of the Best Ph.D. Forum Paper Award at the International Symposium on
the World of Wireless, Mobile and Multimedia Networks (WoWMoM),
held in Sydney, 19 June 2014 for the paper titled "Adaptive Protocols
for Nano-scale Sensor Networks over Composition Varying Channels". 8.
Chosen
as the Best poster presentation the category of "networking and
security" in IEEE technology of the Future (ITOF 2014) for the work
titled "Efficient Communication Protocols for Nano-scale Sensor
Networks" among all participants from different universities, November 2014. (The competition was open for entire NSW and the prize comprising
of a certificate and $500 cash) In Media: Link1 9.
The
Postgraduate Research Student Support (PRSS), Graduate Research School, UNSW,
Sydney, Australia, 2013. 10.
Runner-up
among all bachelor students in computer engineering, Razi
University, Kermanshah, Iran, 2003.
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