(Updated on April 20, 2024)
Awards
There are two kinds of awards prepared by WPTCE2024, Best Paper Award (BPA) and Best Student Paper Award (BSPA).
Best Paper Award (BPA):
The Best Paper Award (BPA) winners are selected by two steps.
All the papers submitted to WPTCE2024 are peer-reviewed, and some outstanding papers selected based on evaluation results will be listed as “Best Paper Award Finalists“.
The finalists are requested to participate in the conference and give an oral presentation for the selected papers. An award evaluation board will be formed to select the Best Paper Award winners from the finalists based on their evaluations for the oral presentations by the finalists. The winners of the awards will be announced in the Closing Session to be held on May 11 2024.
Best Paper Award Finalists:
The following six papers have been selected as the BPA finalists.
THB2.1
Experimental Verification of EMI Reduction in Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer System Using Soft-Switching Active Bridge Converter
Ryohei Okada (Tokyo University of Science, Japan); Ryosuke Ota (Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan); Masahiro Misaka and Nobukazu Hoshi (Tokyo University of Science, Japan); Daiki Satou (Tokyo Denki University, Japan); Hiroyasu Kobayashi (Chiba University, Japan)
THC4.4
Experiments on WPT Feedback Control in WPT and Communication System Based on Base Station
Yuta Nakamoto (Softbank Corp., Japan); Naoki Hasegawa (Softbank, Japan); Takashi Hirakawa (SoftBank Corp., Japan); Yuki Takagi (Softbank corp., Japan); Yoshichika Ohta (Softbank Corp., Japan)
FRC3.6
DisCoBeam for Future WPT Applications
Tien Manh Nguyen (California State University in Fullerton, USA); Charles Lee (California State University Fullerton, USA); Roy Nakagawa and Ching-Yao Tony Tang (The Aerospace Corporation, USA); Sam Behseta (California State University in Fullerton, USA)
SAA1.1
Enhanced Indoor Light Energy Harvesting Exploiting Over-The-Air Pulse Shaping
Khodr Hammoud (KU Leuven, Belgium); Mingqing Liu (Tongji University, Belgium & KU Leuven, Belgium); Zhuangzhuang Cui, Dominique Schreurs and Sofie Pollin (KU Leuven, Belgium)
SAB2.2
Single-Stage Wireless Charger With High Power Factor Input
Tuan M. Nguyen and Huang-Jen Chiu (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan); Laskar Pamungkas (Enercentrik Technology Co., Ltd., Taiwan)
SAC3.5
Power Efficient Simultaneous Wireless Information Transception and Power Reception Through an Isolation Barrier
Lukas Hüssen (RWTH Aachen University, Germany); Muh-Dey Wei (RWTH Aachen University & High Frequency Electronics, Germany); Renato Negra (RWTH Aachen University, Germany)
Best Student Paper Award (BSPA):
Being eligible to compete for Best Student Paper Award (BSPA), the first author and the corresponding author of that paper must be a student at the time of paper submission.
The BSPA winners are selected by two steps.
All the papers submitted to WPTCE2024 are peer-reviewed, and some outstanding papers selected based on evaluation results will be listed as “Best Student Paper Award Finalists“.
The finalists are requested to participate in the conference and give an oral presentation for the selected papers. In addition, the student author of the selected papers must give a “poster” presentation during the Poster Session 1 to be held from 13:30 to 15:00 on Friday, May 10, 2024. An award evaluation board will be formed to select the Best Student Paper Award winners from the finalists, based on their evaluations for the poster presentations by the finalists. The winners of the awards will be announced in the Closing Session to be held on May 11 2024.
Best Student Paper Award Finalists:
The following ten papers have been selected as the BSPA finalists.
THA2.3
Highly Integrated Wireless Power Transfer System for an Inductive Electrically Excited Synchronous Machine
Andreas Baehr (University of Stuttgart, Germany)
THB2.1
Experimental Verification of EMI Reduction in Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer System Using Soft-Switching Active Bridge Converter
Ryohei Okada (Tokyo University of Science, Japan)
THB4.3
Basic Study on Transmission Power Enhancement in Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer Systems Using Circular–Solenoid Multi-Coil
Harutaka Suzuki (Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan)
THC2.4
Electric Field Energy Harvesting From High-Voltage Power Lines for Batteryless LoRaWAN
Thomas Micallef (Polytechnique Montréal, Canada)
FRC3.3
An Ambient Energy Harvesting Interface for Battery-Free Wireless Sensor Nodes
Chi-Wei Liu (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)
SAA1.1
Enhanced Indoor Light Energy Harvesting Exploiting Over-The-Air Pulse Shaping
Khodr Hammoud (KU Leuven, Belgium)
SAB2.2
Single-Stage Wireless Charger With High Power Factor Input
Tuan M. Nguyen (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan)
SAC3.2
A High-Dynamic Range 5.8 GHz Band 1 W Rectifier MMIC With Low Threshold Voltage GaAs GADs
Yuya Hirose (Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Japan)
SAC3.3
High Dynamic Range 920 MHz Band Low Power Rectenna With Low Threshold Voltage GaAs GADs
Taiki Hirase (Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Japan)
SAC3.5
Power Efficient Simultaneous Wireless Information Transception and Power Reception Through an Isolation Barrier
Lukas Hüssen (RWTH Aachen University, Germany)