CSF and CADSTI Publications

Below are papers, reports and presentations related to CSF and CADSTI and the projects of these organizations:

Jane Halpern, “A Launching Pad Towards Possibility: SPISE Alumni at MIT”, MIT Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, December 16, 2024
C. Warde and D. Sah, “Creating a STEM-based Economic Pillar for the Caribbean_A Blueprint,” Journal of Education and Development in the Caribbean, Vol. 18 No. 1, pp 234-270, 2019.
C. Warde and D. Sah, “Implementation Strategy and Action Plan to Promote a STEM Education, Innovation and Employment Program for Barbados”, final report prepared for the Ministry of Labour, Social Security and Human Resource Development, Barbados, 5 September 2016.
C. Warde and D. Sah, “Creating Opportunities for Investment in Technology-Based Industries in Barbados,” in Business Barbados, 13Dec2016.
C. Warde, “Summary of Implementation Strategy and Action Plan to Promote a STEM Education, Innovation and Employment Programme for Barbados” Presented to the Barbados Cabinet 11 February 2016 (slide deck)
C. Warde and D. Sah, “STEM Education Reform Considerations for the Caribbean,” in Business Barbados, 24Feb2014.
CSF Staff, “Caribbean Science Foundation – 2014 Year in Review.”
C. Warde and D. Sah, “STEM Pathways to economic Development for the Caribbean” in Signs of Competitiveness in the Americas 2014, pp 75-80, 2014.
Interview with Dr. Cardinal Warde, in Signs of Competitiveness in the Americas 2012, pp 30-31, 2012.
C. Warde, “Stimulating Economic Development in the Caribbean: Caribbean Science Foundation,” March 29, 2010 (slide deck)
H. Raveche, “Capacity Building for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Trinidad/Tobago,”March 29, 2010 (slide deck)
H. Ramkissoon, “Transforming the Caribbean S&T Landscape to Assist with Economic Development,” at the 4th Annual Private Sector Meeting with Ministers of Trade & Ministers of Finance, Jamaica, June 13, 2009
C. Warde “Stimulating Economic Development in the Caribbean,” August 15, 2009 (slide deck)
C. Warde, “Communications and Information Technologies: Opportunities for Economic Development in the Caribbean,” Presented at the 10th annual meeting of the Caribbean Academy of Sciences, Port of Spain, Trinidad, September 23, 1998

Tribute to Professor Chih Tang Sah

Professor Chih Tang Sah (November 10, 1932 – July 5, 2025), father of Dr. Dinah Sah and Dr. Robert Sah, was a pioneering Chinese-American electrical engineer and physicist, best known for co-inventing CMOS technology and advancing semiconductor device physics worldwide. His CMOS invention considerably reduced the power consumption of semiconductor electronics circuits and paved the way for compact, low-power electronic circuits such as those used in today’s cell phones and laptops.

Professor Sah made many substantial contributions to the CSF, especially to the SPISE and the Caribbean STEM Olympiads. Indeed, there are about a dozen SPISE alumni who are named the Linda Su-Nan Chang Sah SPISE Scholar in memory of his wife. It was also Prof. Sah who first suggested that the CSF award a platinum medal to competitors who exhibit nearly perfect performance in the Olympiads. Today it remains the most prestigious medal offered in the Caribbean STEM Olympiads.

CSF and CADSTI Publications

Tribute to Professor Chih Tang Sah

Videos and Publications on the Contributions of Prof. Chih Tang Sah