Students win aid for education
LONDON Details have been released of the winners of the twelve Live EDGE Electronic Design for the Global Environment scholarships who will each receive $2,500 to further their education in electrical and electronics engineering.
The scholarships were launched in July by distributor Premier Farnell plc (Leeds, England).
The funds to support this scholarship were made possible from the Live EDGE challenge, part of Premier Farnell’s commitment to making a difference to the future of electronic design engineering and encouraging students to study electronic engineering with a view of benefiting the world in which we live. The winning scholarship entries are posted on element14 within the Live EDGE Group at: http://www.element-14.com/community/community/liveedge.
The winners of the scholarships, which are subject to verification of their student status, are:
Andrew Nelless Woking, UK
Armin Azel Brugger – Purkersdorf, Austria
Hector Castaneda – London, UK,
Uthishtan Ranjan – Loughton, UK
Jeffery Ranew – Guyton, Georgia
Meng AI – Los Angeles, California
Rudi Skaf – Lansdale, Philadelphia
Shaun Lee – Vancouver, British Colombia
Aashiv Vij – Amritsar, India
Abde Ali Kagalwalla – Bhopa, India
Tian Li – Beijing, China
Yin Quan Teo – Singapore