RESNA Student Scientific Paper Competition

The RESNA (Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America) Student Scientific Paper Competition is an annual event that encourages students to contribute to the field of rehabilitation engineering and assistive technology through research papers. Here are some general eligibility criteria that are typically associated with such competitions:

• Student status: The competition is typically open to undergraduate and graduate students who are enrolled in a relevant program or have recently completed their studies. There may be specific requirements for the academic level (e.g., undergraduate, master’s, doctoral).
• Topic relevance: The research paper should be related to the field of rehabilitation engineering and assistive technology. It should contribute to the understanding, development, or application of technologies that improve the lives of individuals with disabilities.
• Originality: The paper should present original research, innovative ideas, or novel approaches in the field. Plagiarism or submission of previously published work is typically not allowed.
• Length and format: The competition may have specific requirements regarding the length and format of the paper, including the use of appropriate citation styles, headings, and references.
• Submission guidelines and deadlines: There are usually specific guidelines and submission deadlines for the competition. These guidelines may include information on formatting, file types, and submission methods.