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2022 CAST Division Award Winners
Computing in Chemical
Engineering: Joe Qin, City University of Hong Kong Details
of the award winners are documented in this pdf file. 2023 Call For Nominations
Nominations are requested for all six CAST
Division Awards for 2023. The tentative deadline for nominations is April 17,
2023. Information about each award is attached below. Nomination packages should include a
nominating letter, a completed Award Nomination Form [
MS Word, 56KB], no more than four supporting letters, and a CV of the
nominee. More info is at the AIChE
Awards page. CAST Nomination packages should be emailed to the CAST Second Vice-Chair. Electronic
submissions are required. If there are any questions about the awards or the
nomination process, please contact: The six CAST Division Awards are as
follows: Recognizes outstanding contributions in the
application of computing and systems technology to chemical engineering.
Sponsored by The Dow Chemical Company. Award: A plaque and $3,000. Presentation: The awardee is invited to
deliver an address at the CAST Division dinner at the AIChE Annual Meeting
and write a feature article for the Division Newsletter. Recent Winners: Claire Adjiman (2021),
Mahmoud M. El-Halwagi (2020), Sigurd Skogestad
(2019), Panagiotis Christofides (2018), Prodromos Daoutidis (2017), Marianthi
Ierapetritou (2016), Rafiqul Gani (2015), Richard Braatz (2014), Jay Lee (2013), Stratos Pistikopoulos
(2012), Paul Barton (2011), Nikolaos Sahinidis
(2010), Venkat Venkatasubramanian (2009), Yannis Kevrekidis
(2008), Erik Ydstie
(2007), Christodoulos Floudas
(2006), Frank Doyle (2005), Ross Taylor (2004), Liang-Tseng Fan (2003),
Manfred Morari (2002), C. Georgakis (2001), L. T. Biegler (2000); J. Rawlings (1999); M. A. Stadtherr (1998); J. A. MacGregor (1997); M. F. Doherty
& M. F. Malone (1996); T. F. Edgar (1995) Recognizes outstanding contributions in the
practice or application of chemical engineering to computing and systems
technology. Sponsored by Aspen Technology Inc. and ExxonMobil
Research and Engineering Company. Award: A plaque and $3,000. Presentation: The award is presented at the
CAST Division dinner at the AIChE Annual Meeting. Recent Winners: Salvador Garcia (2021),
John Siirola (2020), Costas Pantelides (2019), John Hedengren (2018), Rahul
Bindlish (2017), Leo Chiang (2016), Lawrence Megan (2015), John Wassick (2014), Tom Badgwell
(2013), John Congalidis and John Richards (2012),
Don Bartusiak (2011), William Schiesser (2010),
Brian Froisy (2009), David Vinson (2008), Lionel O’Young (2007), Basil Joffe (2006), Mike Morshedi (2005), Joseph S. Alford, Jr, and W. L. Luyben (2003), Marshall Rafal
(2002), C.-C. Chen (2001), J. S. Ayala (2000); F. Kayihan
& J. Baldwin (1999); B. Ogunnaike (1998); G. E.
Blau (1997); J. J. Downs (1996); H. I. Britt (1995) Recognizes an individual for published work
on the application of computing and systems technology to chemical
engineering. The work must have been done by the individual while pursuing
graduate or undergraduate studies. On January 1 of the year of nomination, no
more than 5 years would have elapsed since the publication of the paper used
as the basis for the nomination. Sponsored by Siemens Process Systems
Engineering Note: Up to and including 2003, this award
was called the TED PETERSON STUDENT PAPER AWARD. Award: A plaque and $1,500. Presentation: The award is presented at the
CAST Division dinner at the AIChE Annual Meeting. Recent Winners: Dominik Bongartz (2021),
Kamil Khan and Blake Rawlings (2020), Qi Zhang (2019), Matt Stuber (2018),
Srinivas Rangarajan (2017), Rebecca Hanes and Joseph Scott (2016), Ali Mesbah
(2015), Ruth Misener (2014), Zukui Li (2013),
Yoshiaki Kawajiri(2012), Fengqi You (2011), Mark A.
Snyder (2010), Eric Haseltine (2009), Christos Maravelias (2008), Christopher
V. Rao (2007), Krishna Mahadevan (2006), Martha Gallivan (2005), Sarette van den Heever (2004), Sagar B. Gadewar (2003), Steinar Hauan
(2002), A. Gupta (2001), M. V. Kothare (2000); P.
D. Christofides (1999); D. Sourlas (1998); M. Turkay (1997); B. R. Bakshi & K. R. Muske (1996); E. Hernandez (1995) Recognizes an individual under the age of
40 for outstanding contributions to the chemical engineering computing and
systems technology literature. The individual must be age 39 or less on December
31st of the Award year. An individual age 40 or over will be eligible for
this Award if, on December 31st of the Award year, 12 years or less have
elapsed since the individual received the Ph.D. degree. Sponsored by Air
Products and Chemicals, Inc. Note: Established in 2004. Award: A plaque and $3,000. Presentation: The award is presented at the
CAST Division dinner at the AIChE Annual Meeting. Winners: Faruque Hasan (2021), Ruth Misener
(2020), Victor Zavala (2019), Fengqi You (2018), Michael Baldea (2017),
Alexander Mitsos (2016), Carl Laird (2015), Benoit Chachuat
and Mario Eden (2014), Christos Maravelias (2013), Chris Rao (2012), Martha
Grover (2011), Juergen Hahn (2010), Yiannis Kaznessis
(2009), Panagiotis Christofides (2008), Mayuresh Kothare (2007), Costas D. Maranas
(2006), Richard Braatz (2005), Paul I. Barton
(2004) Recognizes
an individual or group making new and novel contributions to computer aids
for chemical engineering education. Educational innovators working in
industry or in a company that develops computer-based educational aids are
also eligible for the award. Specifically, the nomination and the citation
for the award must refer to a significant contribution to computer-based
chemical engineering education within the past decade. Sponsored by CACHE
Corporation through an endowment for permanent and perpetual support of
the award. Note: Established in 2008. Award: A plaque and $1,000. Presentation: The award is presented at the
CAST Division dinner at the AIChE Annual Meeting. The award winner will give
an invited talk in the CAChE-sponsored session at
the AIChE Annual Meeting. Winners: Thomas Adams (2021), Daniel E.
Rivera (2020), William E. Schiesser (2019), Martha
Grover (2018), Jason Bara (2017), Jeffrey J. Gray (2016), John L. Falconer,
Garret D. Nicodemus, J. Will Medlin, and Janet deGrazia
(2015), John Hedengren (2014), Jason Keith (2013), David A. Kofke and Andrew
J. Schultz (2012), Frank Doyle, Ed Gatzke, and
Robert Parker (2011), Michael Cutlip and Mordecai Shacham (2010), Daniel Lewin (2009) Recognizes outstanding service to the
Computing and Systems Technology (CAST) Division by a member of the Division.
The candidate must have participated in a variety of division activities and
demonstrated outstanding leadership over an extended period of time. The
award is contingent upon a candidate meeting the above criteria and as such
may not be awarded every year. This determination is solely at the discretion
of the CAST Division Award Committee and the CAST Division Executive
Committee. Note: Established in 2020. Award: A plaque. Presentation: The award is presented at the
CAST Division dinner at the AIChE Annual Meeting. Winners: Raymond Adomaitis (2021) Back to the CAST
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