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ECTP Lifetime Award

 

ECTP                    Young Scientist Award

 

 

Nominations are invited for the ECTP-NETZSCH Young Scientist Award in recognition of exceptional scientific achievements in thermophysical properties research. The Award will be given during the ECTP 2014. The recipient should be no more than 40 years of age at the time of the award presentation. The application can be made either personally or by a sponsor(s). Each nomination should be accompanied by a detailed description of the achievements of the nominee and a complete CV containing a list of publications.

 

ECTP NETZSCH Young Scientist Award Recipients:

Nominations are invited for the ECTP Lifetime Award in recognition of well-defined original scientific achievements in thermophysics over a long period of activity. The application can be made either personally or by a sponsor(s). Each nomination should be accompanied by a brief biography, a list of significant publications and a description of professional achievements in thermophysics and 1-2 letter(s) of recommendation from influential members of the thermophysics community detailing the specific reasons for the nomination.

 

ECTP Lifetime Award Recipients:

 

 

 

1986    E. Fitzer (Germany)

1988    F. Cabannes (France)

1990    R.E. Taylor (USA)

1993    G. Ruffino (Italy, posthumous)

1996    H.E. Schmidt (Germany)

 

1999    R. Taylor (UK)

2002    K. Maglic (Serbia)

2005    R. Tye (UK)

2008    A. Nagashima (Japan)

2011    W. Wakeham (UK)

1999    Steffen Rudtsch (Germany)

2002    Brian Monaghan (UK)

2005    Maria José Vitoriano Lourenço (Portugal)

2008    Juergen Brillo (Germany)

2011    Robert Hellmann (Germany)

 

ECTP Best Poster Award

 

 

 

ECTP2014

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ECTP2014 Sponsor

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