The Division of Nuclear Chemistry of the German Chemical Society awards the “ nuclear chemistry Division Award ” every two years to committed scientists who have distinguished themselves through outstanding, independent, scientific work in the field of nuclear chemistry right at the beginning of their scientific Career .
The prize includes an award certificate and prize money of €1,500.00.
The “ nuclear chemistry Division Award ” is awarded at the Division ’s annual meeting. In this context, the award awardee presents his or her scientific achievements in a lecture.
For the first time, the Division of Nuclear Chemistry is announcing the “ nuclear chemistry Division Award ” for award in 2024. The award is given to a scientist with a doctorate who has distinguished themselves through outstanding, independent scientific work in the field of nuclear chemistry up to twelve years after completing their doctorate and who has international visibility in the research field. Furthermore, achievements in teaching or special promotion of young talent with a measurable outcome or popular science communication or innovation are recognized with the “ nuclear chemistry Division Award ”.
All university lecturers and industry representatives with related areas of responsibility as well as members of the Division with a doctorate are eligible to make nominations. Self-applications are not permitted. The board and advisory board members of the Division decide on the selection. The prize includes an award certificate and prize money of €1,500.00.
The proposal must be accompanied by a detailed justification of the award's worthiness, a detailed CV and a list of independent scientific publications. The prize will be awarded on the occasion of the annual conference, which will take place on November 5th. will take place in Karlsruhe until November 7th, 2024. The award awardee presents his or her scientific achievements in a lecture.
Proposals will only be accepted in electronic form by the GDCh Office, n.buerger@gdch.de, until March 30, 2024.
§1 The Board of the Division of the nuclear chemistry section decides to award a PhD Award to the Division . The number of awardee is limited to three per call for proposals .
§2 The prize is awarded for an outstanding dissertation in the field of nuclear chemistry . As a rule, the work submitted should be completed and evaluated in the period between the annual conferences of the Divisions(usually two years).
§3 Eligible to nominate are university teachers and members of the Division who have a doctorate. The board and advisory board members of the Division form the jury. They decide with a simple majority of votes. In the event of a tie, the chairperson of the specialist group decides.
§4 Applications are to be submitted in electronic form to the office of the GDCh. The informal application, which should contain a justification for the candidate proposal, must be accompanied by:
• Curriculum vitae with list of publications/lectures/posters/fellowships and awards
• the corresponding scientific work
• the doctoral certificate or provisional certificate
§5 The award includes a certificate showing the merits of the awardee. The endowment is set at 500 euros.
§6 The awardee reports on the work at the Division conference. He is given the opportunity to present the results of his work in seminars at nuclear-chemical university and research institutions.
§7 Changes to these statutes are only possible with a 2/3 majority of the Divisions board.
Resolution of the board of June 15, 2016, Bern/CH
The awardee is usually awarded at the annual meeting of the Division . The awardee will give a lecture there.
The Board of the GDCh Division of Nuclear Chemistry is announcing the PhD Award Nuclear Chemistry for award in 2024. The prize will be awarded at the specialist group annual meeting, which will take place from November 5th to 7th, 2024 in Karlsruhe.
The award is given to an outstanding dissertation in the field of nuclear chemistry. The dissertation must have been completed and evaluated between March 1, 2022 and February 28, 2024. The prize consists of a certificate that shows the merits of the winner, as well as 500 euros in prize money. The awardee also has the opportunity to present their work in the form of a lecture at the annual meeting of the Division of Nuclear Chemistry . The PhD Award can be awarded to multiple awardee .
University teachers and members of the Division are eligible to make nominations. The informal application, which should contain a justification for the proposal, should be accompanied by a CV with a list of publications, lectures, posters, scholarships and prizes, the relevant scientific work, and the doctoral certificate or a provisional certificate.
Further information can be found in the award regulations. Proposals must be sent electronically to the Board of the Division of the nuclear chemistry Section by March 30, 2024, email n.buerger@gdch.de.
2022
dr Sebastian Fichter, Helmholtz Center Dresden-Rossendorf
dr Annabelle Mattern, University of Cologne
dr Mohamed Fawzy Moustafa Saleh Nawar, University of Bern/CH
2019
dr Miiram Bader, Helmholtz Center Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR)
dr Katharina Domnanich, University of Bern/CH
dr Karolin Wagener, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
2017
dr Björn Drobot, Helmholtz Center Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR)
dr Bernadette Hammer-Rotzler, University of Bern, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
dr Patrick Steinegger, University of Bern, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
2015
dr Jenny Feige, Technical University of Berlin, Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics
dr Sarah Finkeldei, Research Center Jülich, Institute for Energy and Climate Research
2013
dr Daniel Fröhlich, University of Mainz, Institute for Nuclear Chemistry
dr Christian Förster, Helmholtz Center Dresden-Rossendorf, Institute for Radiopharmacy
2011
dr Moritz Schmidt, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont/USA
dr Sascha Trumm, Bruchsal
2009
dr Jan Dvorak, TU Munich, Institute for Radiochemistry
dr Patrick Riss, University of Mainz, Institute for Nuclear Chemistry
dr Kay Grossmann, Research Center Dresden Rossendorf
2007
dr Tobias Heinrich, Research Center Rossendorf
dr Holger Hummrich, University of Mainz, Institute for Nuclear Chemistry
dr Konstantin P. Zhernosekov, TU Munich, Institute for Radiochemistry
2005
dr Artur Meleshyn, University of Hanover, Center for Radiation Protection and Radioecology
dr Silvia Stumpf, University of Heidelberg and FZ Karlsruhe/INE
2003
dr Carsten Grüning, Joint Research Center Ispra/I
dr André Roßberg, Research Center Rossendorf
2001
dr Sönke Szidat, University of Hanover, Center for Radiation Protection and Radioecology
dr Robert Eichler, University of Bern/CH, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
(Facilities at time of award ceremony)
§1 The Board of the Division of the nuclear chemistry Department decides to award a Division Award called the “Fritz Straßmann Award”.
§2 The Division Award is awarded to personalities who have achieved outstanding achievements in the field of nuclear chemistry .
§3 The prize can usually be awarded every four years.
§4 All members of the Division are entitled to make suggestions. Self-applications are excluded. The board and advisory board members of the Division decide on the award of the award with a simple majority of votes. In the event of a tie, the vote of the chair of the Division is decisive.
§5 Applications must be submitted electronically to the GDCh Office . The informal application, which should contain a justification for the candidate proposal, must be enclosed:
• a CV with a maximum of three pages and a list of publications,
Lectures and awards
• three selected publications including a description of your own contribution
in the case of multi-author articles
§6 The award should, if possible, take place in conjunction with a Division conference and a lecture by the award winner. The award includes a certificate that demonstrates the merits of the recipient. The prize is endowed with 2500 euros. The prize is financed from donations or from the specialist group budget.
§7 Changes to these statutes are only possible with a 2/3 majority of the Divisions board.
Resolution of the board of June 21, 2018, Dresden-Rossendorf
The awardee is usually recognized at the annual meeting of the Division . The awardee will give a lecture there.
2022
Dr. habil. Moritz Schmidt, Helmholtz Center Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR)
2017
Prof. Dr. Giuseppe Modolo, Research Center Jülich
2013
PD Dr. Thorsten Stumpf, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Institute for Nuclear Waste Management (INE)
2009
Dr. Sönke Szidat University of Bern, Laboratory for Radio and environmental chemistry
Dr. Clemens Walther, Institute for Nuclear Waste Management, FZ Karlsruhe
2005
Dr. Petra J. Panak, Institute for Nuclear Waste Management, FZ Karlsruhe
2001
Dr. Tobias Reich, Institute of Radiochemistry, FZ Rossendorf
1998
Dr. Thomas Fanghänel, Institute for Nuclear Waste Management, FZ Karlsruhe
1994
Dr. Andreas Türler, Paul Scherrer Institute/CH
1990
Dr. Klaus Lützenkirchen, University of Mainz
1989
Dr. Christoph Lierse, TU Munich
1986
Prof. Dr. Rolf Michel, University of Hanover
1984
Dr. Norbert Trautmann, University of Mainz
(Facilities at the time of the award ceremony)
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