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Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced the Keysight Innovation Challenge 2022, which challenges graduate and undergraduate students around the world to create and secure IoT devices that help the world reach the United Nations' goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.
The 3D Smith chart tool, that enables the understanding and use of both 2D Smith chart and 3D Smith chart, is now available for free for all undergraduate, master and PhD students.
Altair invites engineering students from across the globe to participate in the 14th annual FEKO Student Competition. The competition is open to all students who work on a supervised project in electromagnetic engineering and make use of FEKO, Altair's HyperWorks solution for electromagnetic simulation.
Ting-Yen Shih, a Ph.D. student from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, was announced the 2015 winner of the FEKO Student Competition. The contest, now in its 11th year, supports engineering education and academic excellence and is aimed at students interested in antennas, microwave devices, bio-electromagnetics, electromagnetic compatibility and other electromagnetic related fields.
Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced that more than 200 universities in North America are now participating in the Keysight EEsof EDA University Educational Support Programs, which provide several thousand students with EDA software licenses. As a result, more students than ever are returning to school this fall with the tools necessary to become industry-ready engineers.
Computer Simulation Technology (CST) announces the release of CST STUDIO SUITE® – Student Edition, a special free version of its flagship electromagnetic simulation package designed to help the engineers of tomorrow to get to grips with the basics of electromagnetic theory, at IMS 2015, booth #3244.
Altair announced that Gastón Ezequiel Pérez, a final year electrical engineering student from the Universidad Tecnológica Nacional, Facultad Regional Buenos Aires, Argentina, has won the 2014 FEKO Student Competition, an international contest organized in support of engineering education and academic excellence.
NI (formerly AWR Corp.) awarded the first, second and third place winning teams of the IMS2014 Student Design Contest for high-efficiency power amplifier and high-sensitivity radar complementary one-year licenses of NI AWR Design Environment™ software.
Ting-Yen Shih, a Ph.D. student from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, was announced the 2015 winner of the FEKO Student Competition. The contest, now in its 11th year, supports engineering education and academic excellence and is aimed at students interested in antennas, microwave devices, bio-electromagnetics, electromagnetic compatibility and other electromagnetic related fields. 
NI (formerly AWR Corp.) awarded the first, second and third place winning teams of the IMS2014 Student Design Contest for high-efficiency power amplifier and high-sensitivity radar complementary one-year licenses of NI AWR Design Environment™ software.