The Ars Legendi Faculty Prize for Mathematics and Natural Sciences is awarded for the categories of biosciences, chemistry, mathematics and physics and is awarded to people who have distinguished themselves through outstanding, innovative and exemplary achievements in teaching, advice and support at the university.
The prize is endowed with 5,000 euros for each category. The recipients of the prize are the Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft, the German Mathematical Society, the German Physical Society, the German Chemical Society and the Association for Biology, Biosciences & Biomedicine in Germany.
Professor Olalla Vázquez is the recipient of the Ars legendi Faculty Prize for Mathematics and Natural Sciences in the Chemistry category 2021. She is recognized for her teaching concept, which focuses on the realistic and comprehensive teaching of the scientific process. With courses whose content and design are consistently based on current research, it prepares students precisely for activities in research. She places particular emphasis on imparting broad methodological knowledge, presentation experience, active learning and personal responsibility.
2021 | chemistry | Olalla Vasquez, University of Marburg |
physics | Christian Hoffmann, Saarland University | |
mathematics | Brigitte Forster-Heinlein, University of Passau | |
life sciences | Katrin Meyer, University of Goettingen |
2020 | chemistry | Dirk Burdinski, Cologne |
physics |
Heidrun Heinke, Aachen Sebastian Staacks, Aachen Christopher Stampfer, Aachen |
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mathematics | Ulrich Kortenkamp, Potsdam | |
life sciences | Martin Wilmking, Greifswald |
2019 | chemistry | Lena Daumann, Munich |
physics | Burkhard Priemer, Berlin | |
mathematics | Robert Rockenfeller, Koblenz | |
life sciences | Markus Pietrowski, Bochum |
2018 | chemistry | Klaus Lehmann, Bonn |
physics |
Bernd-Uwe Runge, Constance Philipp Moehrke, Constance |
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mathematics | Leif Doehring, Mannheim | |
life sciences | Frank Sprenger, Regensburg |
2017 | chemistry | Christian Ehli, Erlangen-Nuremberg |
physics |
Claudia Schaefle, Rosenheim Silke Stanzel, Rosenheim Elmar Junker, Rosenheim |
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mathematics | Sven de Fries, Trier | |
life sciences | Jorge Gross, Bamberg |
2016 | chemistry |
Rochard Göttlich, Gießen Nicole Graulich, Gießen Siegfried Schindler, Gießen |
physics | Frederic Schuller, Erlangen-Nuremberg | |
mathematics | Ilka Agricola, Marburg | |
life sciences | Dorothea Kaufman, Heidelberg |
2015 | chemistry | Dietmar Stalke, Goettingen |
physics |
Bernd Jödicke, Constance Jurgen Sum, Constance |
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mathematics | Norbert Henze, Karlsruhe | |
life sciences |
Simone Karrie, Brunswick Reinhard Köster, Braunschweig Martin Korte, Brunswick |
2014 | chemistry | Thorsten Daubenfeld, Idstein |
physics | Christian Wagner, Saarbrucken | |
mathematics | Daniel Grieser, Oldenburg | |
life sciences |
Dominik Begerow, Bochum Jens Wollecke, Bochum |
The jury, chaired by the president of the specialist society that oversees the award in the respective year, is composed of:
One student representative per specialist society
One expert from the university for each professional society
One representative per sponsor
A university didactic specialist (selected by the Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft)
The GDCh sends the following representatives to the jury:
A member of the JCF national board or a JCF regional spokesperson as student representative
The ADUC chairman as university experts
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