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CES Hydroglobe Research & Entrepreneurship Award
The CES Hydroglobe Award was established by Professors George Korfiatis, Christos Christodoulatos, Xiaoguang Meng, founding donors with personal gifts from proceeds of the sale of Hydroglobe, the first Technogenesis company to be sold and for which the three were the founders.
It is given annually to the senior capstone design projects that exemplify research and entrepreneurship. The award consists of a plaque and a check for each member of the design teams and winners are selected during the annual senior design expo.
Overall Presentation
Is the content presented in a clear, concise and logical manner
Novelty & Impact
Is the approach novel and based on sound scientific and engineering principles? Do the results extend beyond the specific project or system area?
Commercialization Potential (Entrepreneurship)
Does the product process address specific applications or societal needs? What is the market potential of the product or process?
A special thanks to all the judges this year:
Per Arienti - ARDEC
Dennis Grubb - Schnabel Engineering
Silverio Iacono - Hypersoft
Maria Kaouris - Honeywell
Lee Lippincott - NJ Department of Environmental Protection
Michael Los - Picatinny Arsenal
Gus T. Lymberis - US Army Corps for Engineers
Richard S. Magee - Stevens Trustee/NJCAT
Moh Mohiuddin - Arcadis U.S., Inc
Dibyendu Sarkar - Montclair State University
Mete Talimcioglu - Birdsall Services Group
Seth Tropper - Switch2Health
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