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EAG Science Innovation Award 2016 - nominations open - petrology & mineral physics
From: Barb Dutrow <dutrow@xxxxxxx>EAG Science Innovation Award 2016 - nominations open - petrology & mineral physics
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Dear Colleagues,
(with apologies for cross postings)
Please consider nominating a deserving candidate for the EAG Science Innovation Award 2016.
The Science Innovation Award recognizes scientists between 35 and 55 who have recently made a particularly important and innovative breakthrough in geochemistry. *In 2016, this award will recognize scientists working in petrology and mineral physics (honoring Ted Ringwood for his work in petrology and mineral physics).*
The deadline for the award is 15 November 2015.
The nomination consists of: EAG Nomination Form, the principal
nominator’s letter (up to 4 pages) describing the contribution(s) the
individual has made to geochemistry; a brief CV of the candidate (up to
2 pages); a listing of the candidate’s publications; and up to three
letters of support. Complete details can be found at:
http://www.eag.eu.com/awards/nomination/
Nomination packets can be sent to office@xxxxxxxxxx
Questions can be sent to the committee chair. Prof. Bernie Wood
bernie.wood@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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About the EAG Science Innovation Award
The EAG Science Innovation Award is bestowed upon scientists who have
recently made a particularly important and innovative breakthrough in
geochemistry. The geochemical research must be highly original and
contribute in a significant fashion to our understanding of the natural
behaviour of the Earth or planets. Such a contribution must be in the
form of a widely recognized important piece of innovative scientific
research published in a peer-reviewed journal. The recipient must be
between 35 and 55 years old.
The award is presented annually at the Goldschmidt Conference. The award consists of an engraved medal, an honorarium (1000 Euros), a certificate and inclusion as a Geochemical Fellow.
The EAG Science Innovation Award is bestowed annually but the subject
area differs from year to year.
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