The Division of Analytical Chemistry of the German Chemical Society (GDCh) honors outstanding and independent achievements by dedicated and talented scientists who are at the beginning of their scientific Career with the Analytical Chemistry Division Award Prize. The prize is usually awarded every two years as part of ANAKON and comes with an award certificate and prize money of 2000 euros. All members of the Division are entitled to nominate candidates. The Board of the Division decides on the award of the prize.
Prize for Young Scientists in Analytical Chemistry
Extended submission deadline: December 31, 2024
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The Division of Analytical Chemistry of the German Chemical Society (GDCh) usually awards the Analytical Chemistry Division Award every two years as part of ANAKON to recognize, promote and motivate young scientists. The prize is awarded for outstanding and independent scientific achievements by committed and talented scientists in the field of analytical chemistry - proven by publications in analytical journals, contributions to analytical conferences and awards.
The price
The award comes with a certificate, prize money of 2000 euros and an invitation to the next ANAKON, which is planned for April 10-13, 2025 in Leipzig. Following the award ceremony, the awardee will have the opportunity to present the award-winning research work in the form of a short presentation. The awarding of the prize will be decided by the Division Board.
nomination/application
The criteria for selection are outstanding scientific achievements in analytical chemistry during the doctorate and in further research (postdoc work at a university, research institute or industry) and a rapid completion of the degree. Changes in research topic and work environment (e.g. stay abroad) are also viewed positively. All members of the GDCh Division of Analytical Chemistry are entitled to make nominations. Self-nominations are also possible. All nominations must include the following documents:
submission
Please send your suggestions by email and summarized in a PDF file to the GDCh Office for the attention of Maike Fries.
The Analytical Chemistry Division Award was awarded to Prof. Dr. Nicole Strittmatter on April 12, 2023 at the ANAKON in Vienna awarded:
" In recognition of her outstanding, original and pioneering research work in the field of imaging mass spectrometry. With her impressive instrumental and methodological work on rapid evaporative ionization mass spectrometry, Professor Strittmatter was able to distinguish bacteria based on their spectral fingerprint. Her developments in the field of imaging with desorption electrospray ionization mass spectrometry led to completely new applications in pharmacy , including by increasing sample throughput and sample stability. In addition, Professor Strittmatter developed mass cytometry imaging methods for determining drug distribution in dendrimer nanoparticles with a new metal label. Her highly interdisciplinary work with many cooperation partners has been published in numerous publications in leading journals of analytical chemistry and the life sciences and is regularly cited."
The Division of Analytical Chemistry Division Award was awarded to Ass.-Prof. Dr. David Clases on 23 June 2022 at the "analytica conference 2022". awarded:
"in recognition of his outstanding, original and pioneering research work in the field of single cell and single nanoparticle analysis using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). Professor Clases was able to make significant contributions by optimizing equipment and methods, but especially by developing and improving software tools for evaluating large amounts of data, which have significantly expanded the current state of research in single particle and single cell analysis. Professor Clases also developed powerful new analytical methods in the fields of element speciation analysis and element bioimaging and applied them to current biomedical and environmental science issues. His work has been published in numerous publications in the leading journals in our field."
Übergabe des Fachgruppenpreises durch Dr. Joachim Richert (links), Vorsitzender der GDCh-Fachgruppe Analytische Chemie, an Dr. Björn Meermann (rechts). Die Verleihung erfolgte im Rahmen der ANAKON 2019 in Münster.
(Foto: WWU Münster)
Locations refer to the institution at the time of the award ceremony.
| 2023 | Prof. Dr. Nicole Strittmatter, Munich |
| 2022 | Ass.-Prof. dr David Classes, Graz |
| 2019 | dr Björn Meermann, Koblenz |
| 2017 | Prof. Dr. Kevin Pagel, Berlin |
| 2015 | dr Romana Schirhagl, Groningen /NL |
| 2013 | dr Carolin Huhn, Julich |
| 2011 | dr Nina Kaeppel, Ludwigshafen |
| 2009 | dr Carsten Engelhard, Bloomington/USA |
| 2007 | dr Heiko Hayen, Dortmund dr Thomas Letzel, Munich |
| 2005 | dr Christian Temme, Geesthacht/NL |
| 2003 | dr Mag. Herbert Franz Oberacher, Saarbrücken |
| 2001 | dr Steffen Friedrich, Dresden dr Ulrich Engel, Frankfurt |
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