STUDENT PAPER AWARDS recipients |
The goal of the AIC Student Paper Awards scheme is to encourage students to present their work at the AIC meetings and to benefit from interaction with the international colour community. Applications must be substantially related to the subject of colour, but may be based in any discipline or mix of disciplines. Both research-based and practice-based work will be considered. There are six awards given, with a prize of $1,000 AUD for the winning submission, $600 AUD for the first runner-up and $400 AUD for the second runner-up. Three papers will be awarded honorable mention. All winner will be AIC guest at the Conference Gala Banquet and will have their papers published in a special issue of the JAIC. For more details please refer to the AIC guidelines.
2022 RECIPIENTS
On Jun 16, 2022 Maurizio Rossi, AIC Vice President, presented the Student Paper
Awards at the AIC 2022 Symposium in Toronto, Canada. Out of more than 50 entries AIC Executive
Committee conducted two phases of evaluations to confirm the 6 finalist student papers:
First Prize - Cat Pattie - Newcastle University, UK
Development of a questionnaire to assess the impact of congenital colour vision deficiencies on education
Second Prize - Lou Ricome - Université de Lyon, France
Colour and care in space
Third Prize -Yulia Kovanova - University of Edinburgh, UK
Chroma calls: Place attunement through colour intra-action in sculpture
HONORABLE MENTION
Qiang Xu - Zhejiang University, China
A parametric colour difference study on the physical size effect
Mengyuan Chen - University of Leeds, UK
The effect of colour temperature of morning light exposure on wellbeing
Abigayle Weymouth - Rochester Institute of Technology, USA
Perceived speed in transitions between neutral and chromatic illumination
2020 RECIPIENTS On Nov 27, 2020 Vien Cheung, AIC President, presented the Student Paper Awards at the AIC 2020 Symposium in Avignon, France. This is the second time running of the AIC Student Paper Awards. We had 12 reviewers this year that we appointed from the AIC Executive Committee, members of the Study Group on Colour Education and Editorial Panel of the Journal of the AIC. All the student papers are of high quality and thus it was a tough competition amongst the final 19 Student Papers to come up only 6 as the finalists for this Awards scheme. First Prize - Federico Grillinia - Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway Mixing models in close-range spectral imaging for pigment mapping in cultural heritage Second Prize - Aiman Raza - Université de Lyon, France Dominant color and Image color composition retrieval from complex images Third Prize - Yuan Tian - Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway The impact of individual observer color matching functions on simulated texture features HONORABLE MENTION Morgane Gerardin - Université Grenoble Alpes, France Correlation between micro-structural features and color of nano-crystallized powders of hematite Zoriana Lotut - University of Warsaw, Poland Organic paint: Anthocyanins at the service of contemporary art Haruno Tsuda - Tokyo University of Science, Japan Verification of the validity of the perceived colour measurement method using tablet devices in architecture |
2018 RECIPIENTS
From left to right: Prof Sari Yamamoto (the awardee Yi Zhuang’s supervisor received the certificate on behalf of Yi), Giorgia Chinazzo, Aicha K. Diakite, Gyeonghwa Lee, Joana Saes, Saara Pyykkö and Prof Tien-Rein Lee (AIC President) First Prize - Saara Pyykkö - Aalto University, Finland The main elements of the colour design process of a new neighbourhood – The case Koivusaari in Helsinki First Runner-up Prize - Joana Saes - CIAUD - FAULISBOA, Portugal Colour and therapies in TEACCH and Snoezelen rooms Second Runner-up Prize - Gyeonghwa Lee - University of Leeds, United Kingdom Effective colour communication HONORABLE MENTION Yi Zhuang - University of Tsukuba, Japan Acceptable size of advertising fascia based on color and design in historical urban areas in Kyoto, Japan Giorgia Chinazzo - EPFL, Switzerland The effect of coloured glazing on thermal, visual and overall comfort evaluation
Aicha K. Diakite - Technische Universität Berlin, Germany Spectral skies: Towards a novel model to describe temporal variability and spatial distribution of spectral daylight characteristics |
