We are happy to announce the winner of PRIMA2009 Student Scholarship Program.
We have tried to extend the number of people who can get this scholarship as much as possible.
However, because of the budget, the selection criterion is based on
the paper classification (full or poster & workshop), whether he/she is presentater or not, etc.
We are looking forward to seeing you at Nagoya, Japan.
Thank you very much,
Takayuki Ito
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Student Scholarship Program Winners
updated on Dec. 8, 2009
PRIMA2009 Student Scholarship Program Winners
FULL PAPER
Matthijs Pontier
Mengxiao Wu
Maria Garcia
Taichi Hasegawa
Fenghui Ren
Pedram Hayati
Muhammad Umair
Zulfiqar Memon
POSTER & WORKSHOP PAPER
SyedWaqar Jaffry
Alireza Davoodi
Tetsuya Matsuda
Mihnea Scafes
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