Call for Nominations for ICTAC Scientific Awards to be presented at the 15th International Confederation for Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry Congress to be held in Osaka, Japan in August 2012
TA Instruments-ICTAC Award
The Award will be made to the candidate who has, in the judgement of the ICTAC Scientific Awards Committee and the ICTAC Council, made an outstanding contribution to the science of thermal analysis and/or shown significant leadership to the profession of thermal analysis. The Award consists of a plaque, an honorarium of $1000 and travel and living expenses at the 15th ICTAC Congress and the Congress registration fee.
The previous winners of the Award are: Paul Garn, USA (1977); Gianni Lombardi, Italy (1980); Patrick Gallagher, USA (1982); Robert Mackenzie, UK (1985); David Dollimore, USA (1988); Jaroslav Sestak, Czechoslovakia (1992); Bernhard Wunderlich, USA (1996); Takeo Ozawa, Japan (2000); Stephen Cheng, USA (2004); Colette Lacabanne, France (2008)..
Nominations should include a letter of nomination by the proposer, a letter of consent to the nomination by the candidate, curriculum vitae, list of publications and any other relevant supporting material. Up to two additional letters of support may also be supplied. The complete nominating material should be sent in electronic format to Professor E.L.Charsley, Chairman of the ICTAC Scientific Awards Committee (e.l.charsley@hud.ac.uk) by the 30th November 2011.
SETARAM-ICTAC Award for Calorimetry
The Award will be made to the person who has, in the judgement of the ICTAC Scientific Awards Committee and the ICTAC Council, made an outstanding contribution to the science of calorimetry or who has shown significant leadership in or made an outstanding contribution to the profession of calorimetry. The Award will consist of a plaque, an honorarium of $1000 and travel and living expenses at the 15th ICTAC Congress and the Congress registration fee.
The previous winners of this award are: Ingemar Wadsö, Sweden (2000); Hiroshi Suga, Japan (2004) and Ingolf Lamprecht, Germany (2008).
Nominations should include a letter of nomination by the proposer, a letter of consent to the nomination by the candidate, curriculum vitae, list of publications and any other relevant supporting material. Up to two additional letters of support may also be supplied. The complete nominating material should be sent in electronic format to Professor E.L.Charsley, Chairman of the ICTAC Scientific Awards Committee (e.l.charsley@hud.ac.uk) by the 30th November 2011.
ICTAC Young Scientist Award
This Award will be presented to an outstanding young scientist working in the field of thermal analysis and calorimetry to enable them to present a paper based on their work at a Plenary Session of the 15th ICTAC Congress. The Award consists of a plaque, $2000 towards travel and living expenses at the Congress and the Congress Registration Fee. Candidates must be under the age of 35 on the 31st December 2011.
The previous winners of this Award, which was formerly the PerkinElmer-ICTAC Young Scientist Award, are: Dagmar Brandova, Czechoslovakia (1985); Judith Schlichter-Aronheim, Israel (1988); Jĭrí Málek, Czechoslovakia (1992); Nobuyoshi Koga, Japan (1996); Erqiang Chen, USA (2000); Christopher Li, USA (2004); Imre Miklós Szilágyi, Hungary (2008).
Nominations should include a letter of nomination by the proposer, curriculum vitae, list of publications and a one page abstract of the paper that the candidate intends to present at the 15th ICTAC Congress. The complete nominating material should be sent in electronic format to Professor E.L.Charsley, Chairman of the ICTAC Scientific Awards Committee (e.l.charsley@hud.ac.uk) by the 31st January 2012.
Professor E.L.Charsley
Chairman ICTAC Scientific Awards Committee
Centre for Thermal Studies
University of Huddersfield
Queensgate
Huddersfield HD1 3DH, UK
0113 2679276
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