AWARDS
Notification of ISMANAM 28 AWARDS
Dear registered participant in ISMANAM 28,
You have the opportunity to make nominations for the ISMANAM awards:
- Alain Reza Yavari Senior Scientist Award: This award recognizes a scientist with recent research leadership, ground-breaking results, and/or a highly distinguished career-long contribution.
- Early-Career Scientist Award: This award will be presented to an outstanding scientist who is not older than 35 at the time of the conference. (Career breaks may be taken into consideration when assessing this limit.) The ISMANAM Steering Committee reserves the right to make more than one award if enough candidates of outstanding merit are nominated.
To preserve the reputation of these awards, we emphasize that only individuals of exceptional merit should be nominated. Only those attending ISNAMAM 28 as fully registered participants are eligible to receive these awards.
All nominations should be submitted to:
and
Past awardees are listed at: https://www.rq2023.pl/RQ_ISMANAM_Awards.html
The most recent awardees (in 2023) were:
- Alain Reza Yavari Senior Scientist Award -- Nicoleta Lupu (Romania)
- Early-Career Scientist Awards -- Dr. Indranil Basu (Switzerland) and Prof. Jun Ding (China)
It would be appreciated to receive nominations by 30 August. Nominations will be considered only if they include:
- a nominating letter
- one supporting letter
- the CV of the nominee
Those intending to make a nomination for the Alain Reza Yavari Senior Scientist Award should first contact the Chair and Vice-Chair of the ISMANAM Steering Committee.
Those intending to make a nomination for the Early-Career Scientist Award may directly nominate without prior contact.
Many thanks,
Lindsay Greer (Chair)
Kenneth Kelton (Vice-Chair)
Past ISMANAM award recipients include:
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Senior Scientist
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Young Scientist
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Grenoble, France (1994)
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Akihisa Inoue
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Guo-Fu Zhou
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2
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Quebec, Canada (1995)
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William L. Johnson
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Jürgen Eckert
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3
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Rome, Italy (1996)
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Alain Reza Yavari
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Kiyonori Suzuki
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4
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Sitges, Spain (1997)
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Antonio Hernando Grande
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Thomas Klassen
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5
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Wollongong, Australia (1998)
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Brian Cantor
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Ke Lu
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6
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Dresden, Germany (1999)
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Anatoly Y. Yermakov
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Jianzhong Jiang
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7
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Oxford, UK (2000)
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Alan Lindsay Greer
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Thierry F. Gloriant
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8
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Ann Arbor, USA (2001)
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Uwe Köster
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Paul Warren
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9
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Seoul, South Korea (2002)
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Paul G. McCormick
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Dmitri V. Louzguine
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10
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Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil (2003)
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Ricardo B. Schwarz
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No awardee
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11
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Sendai, Japan (2004)
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John H. Perepezko
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Anette Gebert
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12
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Paris, France (2005)
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Ludwig Schultz
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Jordi Sort
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13
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Warsaw, Poland (2006)
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Takeshi Egami
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Hong-Wei Sheng
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14
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Corfu Island, Greece (2007)
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Livio Battezzati
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Michai Stoica
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15
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Buenos Aires, Argentina (2008)
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Konrad Samwer
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Marina Galano
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16
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Beijing, China (2009)
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Rüdiger Bormann
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Ran Li
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17
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Zürich, Switzerland (2010)
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Kenneth (Ken) F. Kelton
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Konstantinos Georgarakis
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18
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Gijón, Spain (2011)
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Evan Ma
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Rocío Ranchal
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19
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Moscow, Russia (2012)
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Jürgen Eckert
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Jun-Qiang Wang
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20
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Turin, Italy (2013)
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Ming Wei Chen
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Qing -Ping Cao
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21
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Cancún, Mexico (2014)
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Minoru Umemoto
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Jordina Fornell Beringues
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22
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Paris, France (2015)
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Jörg F. Löffler
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Simon Pauly
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23
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Nara, Japan (2016)
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Maria Dolors Baró i Mariné
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Sergey V. Ketov
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24
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San Sebastián, Spain (2017)
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Wei Hua Wang
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Piter Gargarella
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25
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Rome, Italy (2018)
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Marcello Baricco
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Prashanth K. Gokuldoss
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26
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Chennai, India (2019)
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Gerhard Wilde
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Chandra Sekhar Tiwari
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Warsaw, Poland (2023)
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Nicoleta Lupu
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Indranil Basu & Jun Ding
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