↑ The honors group STS projects were released for publication January 25, 1978 to "all leading universities and colleges of the united States utilizing a list furnished for the American Council on Education".
↑ This event was held April 21–22 in Cedar Falls, Iowa at the UNI campus
↑ Mitchell's abstract title "Light Emitting Diode Television Screen" was published in the Honors Group of the 37th Annual Science Talent Search for the Westinghouse Science Scholarship and Awards in 1978, this qualified Mitchell for the UNI paper presentation that followed
↑ Project was viewed by ISEF judges, Los Angeles area college professors, the 1977 president of the national chapter of the IEEE, and also included a public viewing.
↑ The prototype and scientific paper "Light Emitting Diode Television Screen" were part of exhibit #635.
↑ 29th ISEF "Announcement of Awards", p. 4, May 13, 1978, published by the Science Service, 1719 N Street Washington D.C. 20036.
↑ 3rd Grand GM ISEF award, GM was also the corporate sponsor of the 1978 Science Service event. 1978 29th Annual ISEF "Announcement of Awards", p. 5, (note: Intel Corporation is the current sponsor of this event).
↑ Mitchell's modular LED x-y (horizontally and vertically digitally scanned array system) was cited in the 29th International Science and Engineering Exposition "book of abstracts", p. 97, published by the "Science Service", Washington D.C. May 1978.
↑ Mitchell continued to display the fully operational prototype including May 6 at the University of Northern Iowa Industrial Arts event capturing another first award. Additional recognition included letters from Iowa senators John Culver and Dick Clark, the Air Force, the Army, college and university letters acknowledging the Westinghouse STS paper entry.
↑ says, Sylvain Muckenhirn (29 tháng 5 năm 2019). “MicroLEDs: The Next Revolution In Displays?”. Semiconductor Engineering (bằng tiếng en-US). Truy cập ngày 27 tháng 6 năm 2019. Bảo trì CS1: Ngôn ngữ không rõ (link)
