Hannah Lyness, a PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University, is the recipient of the 2019 Nevada Automotive Test Center ISTVS Student Travel Scholarship. Congratulations Hannah. The Nevada Automotive Test Center has provided this $1000 travel award to Ms. Lyness to attend and present at the 2019 ISTVS Conference in Prague, Czech Republic. Hannah has submitted an abstract titled “An Evaluation of Reconfigurable Wheel-Track Testbeds for Military Vehicles “. Please congratulate Hannah when you meet in Prague in September. And thanks to the Nevada Automotive Test Center.

ISTVS Mission

The mission of the ISTVS is to advance the knowledge in terrain-vehicle systems for improvements in engineering practice and for innovation; in the terrain-vehicle domain, to promote the transfer of advanced knowledge to the user for the benefit of society at large in environmental protection, energy conservation, and sustainable development.

ISTVS Fellows

ISTVS Fellows are elected by the Board of Directors as those persons who have distinguished themselves in the field of terrain-vehicle research or who have contributed outstanding service to the Society.

Fellows

Dr. Paul Ayers
Dr. Wolfgang Fervers
Dr. Zoltán Janosi
Dr. Alex Keen
Prof. Kyeong Uk Kim
Dr. Peter Kiss
Dr. Masanori Kitano
Prof. R. L. Kushwaha
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dr. h.c. Heinz Dieter Kutzbach
Prof. Lajos Laib
Dr. Jonah Lee
Dr. Hiroshi Nakashima
Dr. Akira Oida
Prof. Vilas M. Salokhe
Dr. Ingobert Schmid
Dr. Sally Shoop Dr. Iwan Wästerlund
Prof. Keiji Watanabe
Dr. Jo Wong

In memoriam

Dr. M. G. Bekker
Dr. I. Robert Erlich
Dr. Dean Freitag
Prof. Alexandr Grečenko
Brig. Gen. Dipl.-Ing. Günter Hohl
Dr. Ronald A. Liston
Mr. W. Bruce Nodwell
Dr. Roberto Paoluzzi
Dr. Norman Radforth
Dr. Alan Reece
Dr. Gianni Rigamonti
Prof. Helmut Schwanghart
Prof. Dr. Walter Söhne
Mr. Robert Wismer