Syensqo Award For Best Student Paper In Composites

Syensqo Award for Best Student Paper in Composites
(2024 & Later)
Solvay Award for Best Student Paper in Composites
(2019 -2024)
Solvay Student Paper Award for Composite Processing
(2016 -2019)
Cytec Student Paper Award for Composite Processing
(Prior to 2016)
This award is given at the ASC Conference.


2013 
"Fabrication of Composite Laminates by Vacuum-Assisted Resin Transfer Molding Augmented with and Inflatable Bladder" 
J.P. Anderson, A.J. Kelly, and M.C. Altan, University of Oklahoma

2014
"Computational Modeling of Curing Induced Damage Due to Compaction on Woven Fabric Composite" 
Md. S. Islam, and P. Prabhakar, University of Texas, El Paso

2015
"Residual Cure Stress Buildup in Thermosetting Composite: Modeling and Experimental Validation" 
O.G. Kravchenko, S.G.Kravchenko, and R.B. Pipes, Purdue University

2016
"Specialized Elastomeric Tooling for Resin Infusion (SETRI) Applied to Bio-based Composites" 
J.Garofalo, D. Walczyk, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 

2017
"Computational Modeling and Comparison with Experiments on 3D Permeability in Vacuum Assisted Resin Infusion of Glass Fiber Reinforced Composite Laminates" 
Ethan Ryan Pedneau, University of Houston 

2018
"Optimization and Polynomial Chaos-based Uncertainty Analysis of Additively Manufactured Polymer Composites" 
Easir Arafat Papon, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa

2019
"Manufacturing Study of Thin-Ply Composite Prepregs within Automated Fiber Placements (AFP)"
Jessica Ferguson, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

2020
"Influence of Stitch Parameters on the Fracture Energy of Stitched Sandwich Composites"
Daniel Drake, Mississippi State University

2021
3D Printing of Short Carbon Fiber Composites via Frontal Polymerization
Morteza Ziaee, Colorado State University

2022
Impact of Nonuniform Fiber Arrangements on Simulated Composite Transverse-Tensile Strength
Jamal Husseini, University of Massachusetts Lowell.

2023
Scalable High Tensile Modulus Composite Laminates Using Continuous Carbon Nanotube Yarns and Gamma Ray Treatment
Cecil Evers, Florida State University