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Generous donations from individuals, institutions, agencies, and companies provide for a variety of financial support opportunities to attend the NSS MIC RTSD conference and short course program. This support is provided in the form of grants, each having specific requirements and credited against conference expenses. The NPSS Paul Phelps Continuing Education Grant, the Valentin T. Jordanov Radiation Instrumentation Travel Grant, the NPSS Child Care Assistance Grant and the Conference Trainee Grants will be available in 2021. Several awards are also available. The specific application deadlines are shown in the description for each award below. All applications and recommendations must be submitted online. For more information contact:
Merry Keyser
Scholarship Chair
e-mail: merrykeyser@ieee.org
The support for these grants comes from different sources. Some grants may have restrictions, e.g., limited to IEEE members. Grant recipients are expecteda to write a letter of thanks to the sponsor which provided the funds for their trainee grant.
IEEE Membership requirements: Not mandatory, Preferred.
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One of the joys of this area is that it is very pretty during the day, but absolutely gorgeous at night, and there is no better place to appreciate the view than from the observation deck of the Yokohama Landmark Tower. It is the second tallest building in Japan and on a very clear day it is even possible to see Mount Fuji.
The business district of Minato Mirai is very photogenic and receives tens of millions of visitors every year. In particular, the skyline is beautiful, and there is any number of places from which you can really appreciate it including but not limited to the Ferris wheel in Cosmo World Amusement Park, Kishamichi Promenade, and Yokohama Landmark Tower.
This area is one of the most popular and beloved in Yokohama where you can experience the history of this harbor town. One of the largest Chinatowns in the world can be found here as well as old architecture and classy hotels.