The competitive International Travel Award Program provides assistance to full-time faculty up to $1000 per academic year toward participation in an international conference outside the United States within the participant’s professional field.
(At this time these awards are only open to Drexel University faculty. DUCOM is currently not included for these awards.)
This award made it possible for me to present my research in urban science education to an international community. I presented the following two papers and spoke as part of an international panel on educational research methods focusing on...; more
The conference is the largest international assembly of low-temperature physicists and convenes every three years. Around 1500 participants, including several Nobel Laureates, attended to discuss advances in superconductivity; more
Met with the director of the Masters in Renewable Energy Program, Rodny Penafiel. Presented a talk on biodiesel production, “Diseño de un Reactor para la Producción de Biodiesel de los Ácidos Grasos” ;more
Mimesis and (eco)Logical Design: the Cosmotheistic Basis of Sustainable Architecture&hellip. Third Meeting of the International Society for the Study of Religion, Nature and Culture Amsterdam, Netherlands ;more
Cardiovascular disease is a global heath issue. The 17th Asian Pacific Congress of Cardiology (17th APCC) was held from May 20‐23, 2009, in Kyoto, Japan…more
Traditions and Transformations: Tourism, Heritage and Cultural Change in the Middle East and North Africa Region…more
In July 2009, I traveled to the University of Liverpool to attend the International Association for the Study of Popular Music (IASPM) biennial international conference. The conference was hosted by the University of Liverpool’s Institute of Popular Music…more
Dr. Steen's presentation, "Isolation & Innovation: German Chemicals and American Political Economy after World War I," discussed the American effort to build a domestic synthetic organic chemicals industry after the war...more
Robert Palisano was invited as a keynote speaker in the Third International Cerebral Palsy Conference in Sydney. Australia, February 18-21, 2009, gave three oral research platform presentations, and served on the Scientific Committee for the conference...more
