Every two years, the GDCh Working Group Fluorochemistry awards the "Publication Award Fluorine Chemistry Prize" for outstanding scientific work in the field of fluorine chemistry by a chemist with a doctorate working in Germany. The work should already have been published and should not be more than two years old at the time of nomination. German scientists who work abroad can also be nominated.The prize includes prize money of 1000.00 euros.
The prize is usually awarded at the "Highlights from fluorine chemistry" symposium as part of the GDCh Science Forum on Chemistry.
You can find an overview of the honors and prizes awarded by the fluorine chemistry here.
The GDCh Working Group Fluorochemistry of the German Chemical Society is announcing the “Publication Award Fluorine Chemistry” for the year 2025.
The award will be given for an outstanding scientific work in the field of fluorine chemistry by a chemist with a doctorate working in Germany. German scientists working abroad can also be nominated. The work should already be published and not older than about two years at the time of nomination.
University lecturers or industrial chemists working in relevant research fields are entitled to make nominations. Self-nominations are not possible. The selection is made by internationally appointed experts and the Board of the fluorine chemistry Working Group. The prize includes prize money of 1,000.00 euros. The awardee is expected to give a lecture on the occasion of the German Fluorine Day 2026.
The application (PDF), which is to be submitted informally and electronically, must include the scientific work, a brief justification of the award's eligibility in English, a detailed CV and a summary of the nominee's scientific publications from the last two to three years. Proposals can be sent to the GDCh Office, AG fluorine chemistry, n.buerger@gdch.de, by March 30, 2025.
Year | awardee | Location* |
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2023 | Prof. Dr. Tanya Gulder | University of Leipzig |
2021 | Prof. Dr. Ryan Gilmour | University of Munster |
2019 | Prof. Dr. Frank Glorius | University of Munster |
2017 |
Prof. Dr. Beate Koksch Prof. Dr. Nediljko Budisa |
Free University of Berlin Technical University Berlin |
2015 | Prof. Dr. Thomas Brown | Humboldt University of Berlin |
2013 | Dr. Sebastian Hasenstab-Riedel | Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg |
2011 | Prof. Dr. Dieter Lentz | Free University of Berlin |
*Status at the time of awarding the prize
GDCh office
Dipl.-Biol. Nicole Bürger
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Email: n.buerger@gdch.de
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