Awards

Rules for the ISE Prize for Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage of Division 3 in Honour of Bruno Scrosati.

SUBMISSION OF AWARD APPLICATION: The nominations for the Prize must be submitted via electronic gateway at the ISE web page. All correspondence, whether by mail or email should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can be re-nominated in subsequent years.

• The ISE Prize for Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage of Division 3 in Honour of Bruno Scrosati, supported by Division 3 “Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage” , may be awarded annually to a scientist who has made important (lifetime) contribution to experimental or theoretical aspects of electrochemistry in which the goal is the interconversion of energy between different forms or the storage of energy, including the processes themselves and materials used for these purposes.
• The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 1000 EUROS
• Nominations can be made by individuals or institutions, self-nominations are not allowed.
• The nomination should consist of no more than 1000 words giving details of the relevant contribution of the individual and 3 letters of support. Nominations should be uploaded via the Submission Site and should be accompanied by a curriculum vitae of the nominee detailing the main achievements of her/his career, and copies of 5 scientific articles, judged to be the most significant in the candidate’s production. All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The prize winner is selected by a committee consisting of three elected officers of Division 3 and two distinguished scientists appointed by the Executive Committee of ISE. Members of the Award selection committee may not serve more than three consecutive years.
• The winner is expected to attend the ISE Meeting where the award will be presented and to give a 40-minute lecture at a symposium which is organized or co-organized by ISE Division 3 “Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage” during the Annual Meeting in the following year. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.

Description
The Frumkin Medal is awarded every two years to an individual in recognition of the outstanding life time contribution to the field of fundamental electrochemistry.

Rules for the Frumkin Medal
SUBMISSION OF AWARD NOMINATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office.Unsuccessful candidates can be re-nominated in a subsequent year.

• To commemorate and honour the late Professor Alexander N. Frumkin and his many contributions to science, particularly to the field of fundamental electrochemistry, the International Society of Electrochemistry (ISE) has established the “Frumkin Memorial Medal”. The award is funded by ISE dedicated funds based on original donation of Professor E.G. Perevalova-Frumkin.
• The Medal may be awarded every two years to recognise an outstanding contribution of a living individual over his/her life to the field of fundamental electrochemistry.
• The award consists of a medal, a certificate and assistance for travel so as to enable the winner to attend the annual ISE Meeting where the award is presented.
• Candidates for the award may be proposed by institutes, university departments, and ISE members. Nominations are solicited by ISE in its publications and web site. The nomination should be justified by a text consisting of no more than 1000 words giving details of the candidate’s contribution. Nominations should be uploaded via the Submission Site (http://awards.ise-online.org/fru) and should be accompanied by at least two letters supporting the nomination. All uploaded documents must be in PDF format.
• The winner is expected to give a plenary lecture at the ISE Meeting at which the award is presented. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.
• The Award Selection Committee consists of five persons nominated by the Executive Committee. The Selection Committee members elect the chairperson.
• The Executive Committee of ISE can approve or reject the recommendation of the Award Selection Committee. In the latter case, the Selection Committee will be dissolved, and a new Selection Committee appointed for the award to be given in the following year.

R. Parsons (2000), L. Krishtalik (2001), S. Trasatti (2003), B. Damaskin (2005), J. Clavilier (2007), O. Petrii (2009), D. Kolb (2011), D. Macdonald (2013), Y. Pleskov (2015), D. Aurbach (2017), H. Abruna (2019), J. Lipkowski (2021).

Rules for Katsumi Niki Prize for Bioelectrochemistry
SUBMISSION OF AWARD NOMINATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can be re-nominated in a subsequent year.

• The Katsumi Niki Prize for Bioelectrochemistry of the International Society of Electrochemistry was donated by Professor K. Niki. It may be awarded every two years to a scientist who has made an important contribution to the field of bioelectrochemistry.
• The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 1000 US Dollars.
• Nominations can be made by individuals or institutions. Candidates may not nominate themselves.
• The nomination should consist of no more than 1000 words giving details of the relevant contribution of the individual. Nominations should be uploaded via the Submission Site and should be accompanied by a curriculum vitae of the nominee and at least two letters supporting the nomination. All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The winner is expected to give a 40-minute lecture at a symposium of ISE Division 2 “Bioelectrochemistry” during the following year. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.
• The prize winner is selected by a committee chaired by the chairperson of Division 2 “Bioelectrochemistry” and comprising 4 other members representing different geographic areas. These members shall be appointed each year by the chairperson, and must be distinguished scientists active in the field; re-nomination is possible.

J. Ulstrup (2004), Rolando Guidelli (2005), Philip N. Bartlett (2007), Serge Cosnier (2009), Wolfgang Schuhmann (2011), Lo Gorton (2013), George S. Wilson (2015), Justin Gooding (2017), E. Katz (2019), J. Butt (2021), Ana Maria Oliveira Brett (2023).

SUBMISSION OF AWARD NOMINATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can be re-nominated in subsequent years.

Rules for the Alexander Kuznetsov Prize for Theoretical Electrochemistry

• The Alexander Kuznetsov Prize is awarded every two years to a living individual who has made groundbreaking contribution to the theory of electrochemical phenomena.
• The Kuznetsov Prize is supported by ISE Division 7 “Physical Electrochemistry” in homage to Professor Alexander Mikhailovich Kuznetsov (1938-2009).
• The prize consists of a certificate, and the sum of 1000 Euro.
• Nominations can be made by individuals or institutions. Candidates may not nominate themselves. The nominees must be ISE members in good standing.
• The nomination should consist of no more than 1000 words giving details of the relevant contribution of the individual, with a list of her/his most important original publications justifying the nomination (10 at most). In addition, it should include no more than five letters supporting the nomination. Nominations should be uploaded via the Submission Site. All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The winner is expected to give a 40-minute award lecture at the ISE Annual Meeting at which the award is presented. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.
• The prize winner is selected by a committee chaired by the chairperson of Division 7 “Physical Electrochemistry” and comprising four other members. These members must be distinguished scientists active in the field of Theoretical Electrochemistry and are nominated by the officers of Division 7 “Physical Electrochemistry”. Re-appointment for successive competitions for the Prize is possible.

Michael Urbakh (2010), Wolfgang Schmickler (2011), Andrei Kulikovsky (2013), Martin Z. Bazant (2015), Michael Eikerling (2017), J. Rossmeisl (2019), J. Cheng (2021), Mira Todorova (2023).

Rules for the Jaroslav Heyrovsky Prize for Molecular Electrochemistry
SUBMISSION OF AWARD APPLICATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can be re-nominated in subsequent years.

• The Jaroslav Heyrovsky Prize for Molecular Electrochemistry, supported by ISE Division 6, may be awarded annually to a scientist who has made an important contribution to the field of molecular electrochemistry in the last 5 years.
• The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 750 EUROS.
• Nominations can be made by individuals or institutions, not by candidates themselves.
• The nomination should consist of no more than 1000 words giving details of the relevant contribution of the individual. Nominations should be uploaded via the Submission Site and should be accompanied by a curriculum vitae of the nominee and copies of 5 scientific articles, judged to be the most significant in the candidate’s production. All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The prize winner is selected by a committee consisting of the Chairpersons of Division 6 “Molecular Electrochemistry” (i.e., Chair, Chair Elect and Past-Chair) and of two additional distinguished scientists active in the field of molecular electrochemistry appointed by the Executive Committee of ISE. Re-nomination is possible (except for winners of preceding editions of the prize).
• The winner is expected to attend the ISE Meeting where the award will be presented and to give a 40-minute lecture at a symposium which is organized or co-organized by ISE Division 6 “Molecular Electrochemistry” during the following year. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.

Flavio Maran (2014), Daniel Little (2015), Ismael Diez-Perez (2016), Armando Gennaro (2017), Siegfried Waldvogel (2018), C. Amatore (2019), J. Gooding (2020), K.D. Moeller (2021), D. Smith (2022), Simone Ciampi (2023).

Sponsored by OrigaLys

Description
The Early Career Analytical Electrochemistry Prize of ISE Division 1 recognizes achievement of younger electrochemists in the filed of Analytical Electrochemistry. Candidates must meet the age eligibility condition according to Early Career Analytical Electrochemistry Prize rules.

Rules for the Early Career Analytical Electrochemistry Prize of ISE Division 1
SUBMISSION OF AWARD APPLICATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can re-apply in a subsequent year, provided that they still meet the age requirements.

• The ‘Early Career Analytical Electrochemistry Prize of ISE Division 1’ is supported by ISE Division 1 “Analytical Electrochemistry” and by Origalys.
• It may be awarded annually to a scientist of less than 35 years of age on January 1st of the year of the award, in recognition of her/his recent achievements in Analytical Electrochemistry. The age limit may be extended, upon request of the applicant, for example due to formal period(s) of maternal, paternal or adoptive leave, compulsory leave for civil or military service, illness or other exceptional circumstances. The applicant is asked to provide evidence in support of their extension request. This evidence has to be submitted as a part of the curriculum vitae. Each application for extension will be considered individually by the award committee.
• The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 750 Euro. Since 2014 the sponsor is OrigaLys ElectroChem SAS, Rillieux-la-Pape, France.
• Candidates must be ISE members in good standing should apply on their own behalf.
• The application should consist of the following items:
  • curriculum vitae
  • list of publications
  • maximum of five of the most relevant publications
  • statement of no more than 1000 words highlighting the applicant’s contributions to analytical electrochemistry.
• The curriculum vitae must include the names of two referees who may be contacted by the selection committee. The application should be uploaded via the Submission Site. All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The prize winner is selected by a committee chaired by the chairperson of Division 1 “Analytical Electrochemistry” and comprising two other members, one appointed by the officers of Division 1, and one appointed by the sponsor. These members must be distinguished scientists active in the field of Analytical Electrochemistry. Re-appointment in successive editions of the Prize is possible.
• The prize is presented to the recipient at the Awards Session of the Annual ISE Meeting in the following year. The winner is expected to give a 20-minute lecture at a symposium which is organized or co-organized by ISE Division 1 “Analytical Electrochemistry” during this Annual Meeting. ISE will pay for her/his registration and banquet fees.
• Previous winners of the Prize may not apply. Unsuccessful candidates may re-apply in a subsequent year, provided that they still meet the requirements.

Jan Vacek (2014), Bryan McCloskey (2015), Kosuke Ino (2016), Kristina Tschulik (2017), Maria Cuartero Botia (2018), S. Kuss (2019), C. Bentley (2020), D. Momotenko (2021), S. Cinti (2022), Paolo Bollella (2023).

Rules for the Zhaowu Tian Prize for Energy Electrochemistry
SUBMISSION OF AWARD APPLICATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office.

The Zhaowu Tian Prize for Energy Electrochemistry was donated by Chinese scientists to honour the former ISE Vice President Prof. Zhaowu Tian.
It may be awarded annually to a scientist of less than 40 years of age on January 1st of the year of the award, in recognition of her/his recent achievements in the field of electrochemistry for energy. The age limit may be extended, upon request of the applicant, for example due to formal period(s) of maternal, paternal or adoptive leave, compulsory leave for civil or military service, illness or other exceptional circumstances. The applicant is asked to provide evidence in support of their extension request. This evidence has to be submitted as a part of the curriculum vitae. Each application for extension will be considered individually by the award committee.

• The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 2000 Euro.
• Candidates should apply on their own behalf.
• The application should consist of the following items:
  • curriculum vitae
  • list of publications
  • maximum of five of the most relevant publications
  • a statement of no more than 1000 words highlighting the applicant’s contributions to fundamental and/or application of electrochemistry in energy storage and conversion including, but not limited to, electrocatalysis, photoelectrochemistry, electrosynthesis of fuels, electroactivation of small carbon-based molecules, fuel cells and biofuel cells, batteries, and supercapacitors.
  • maximum of three recommendation letters.
• The application should be uploaded via the Submission Site. All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The prize winner is selected by a committee consisting of three members appointed by the ISE Executive Committee and two members appointed by the Chinese Society of Electrochemistry. The members elect the committee chair. Re-appointment in successive editions of the Prize is possible.
• The prize is presented to the recipient at the Awards Session of the Annual ISE Meeting in the following year, where the winner is expected to give a 40-minute award lecture. ISE will pay for her/his registration and banquet fee.
• Unsuccessful candidates may re-apply in a subsequent year, provided that they still meet the requirements.

Xiangfeng Duan (2017), Fabio La Mantia (2018), Z. Xu (2019), Q. Zhang (2020), J. Rodriguez Lopez (2021), V. Presser (2022), Carlo Santoro (2023).

SUBMISSION OF AWARD NOMINATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can be re-nominated in subsequent years.

Rules for the Brian Conway Prize for Physical Electrochemistry

• The Brian Conway Prize for Physical Electrochemistry is supported by ISE Division 7 “Physical Electrochemistry” and by the Canadian Regional Section of ISE. It may be awarded every two years, in recognition of the most successful achievements in Physical Electrochemistry in recent years.
• The prize consists of a medal and the sum of 1000 Euro.
• Nominations can be made by individuals or institutions. Candidates may not nominate themselves. The nominees must be ISE members in good standing.
• The nomination should consist of no more than 1000 words giving details of the relevant contribution of the individual. Nominations should be uploaded via the Submission Site. All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The winner is expected to give a 40-minute award lecture at the ISE Annual Meeting at which the award is presented. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.
• The prize winner is selected by a committee chaired by the chairperson of Division 7 “Physical Electrochemistry” and comprising two other members, one appointed by the officers of Division 7, and one appointed by the Regional Representative of Canada. These members must be distinguished scientists active in the field of Physical Electrochemistry. Re-appointment in successive editions of the Prize is possible.

Juan Feliu (2008), Shi-Gang Sun (2010), Hector D. Abruña (2012), Masatoshi Osawa (2014), Marc Koper (2016), Patrice Simon (2018), P. Strasser (2020), S. Donne (2022).

The Bioelectrochemistry Prize of ISE Division 2 may be awarded every two years to a scientist who has made an important contribution to the field of bioelectrochemistry.

Rules

• The Bioelectrochemistry Prize of ISE Division 2 may be awarded every two years to a scientist who has made an important contribution to the field of bioelectrochemistry.
• The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 750 EUROS, which includes a contribution towards travel expenses for the winner to attend the ISE Meeting where the award will be presented. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.
• Nominations can be made by individuals or institutions. Candidates are also allowed to apply on their own behalf.
• The winner is expected to attend the ISE Meeting where the award will be presented and to give a 40-minute lecture at a symposium which is organized or co-organized by ISE Division 2 “Bioelectrochemistry” during the following year.
• The nomination/application should consist of no more than 1000 words giving details of the relevant contribution of the individual. Nominations/applications should be uploaded via the Submission Site and should be accompanied by a curriculum vitae of the nominee and copies of 5 scientific articles, judged to be the most significant in the candidate’s production. All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The prize winner is selected by a committee chaired by the chairperson of Division 2 “Bioelectrochemistry” and comprising 4 other members representing different geographic areas. These members shall be appointed each year by the chairperson, and must be distinguished scientists active in the field; re-nomination is possible.

Frieder Scheller (2008), Arkady Karyakin (2012), James Rusling (2014), Jacek Lipkowski (2016), David Waldeck (2018), S. Minteer (2020), R. Bilewicz (2022).

Description
The ISE-Elsevier Prize for Applied Electrochemistry is awarded in recognition of a younger electrochemists’ achievements in the field of applied electrochemistry. It may be awarded annually to a candidates meeting the age eligibility condition according to ISE-Elsevier Prize for Applied Electrochemistry rules.

Rules for the ISE-Elsevier Prize for Applied Electrochemistry
SUBMISSION OF AWARD APPLICATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can re-apply in a subsequent year, provided that they still meet the age requirements.

• The ISE-Elsevier Prize for Applied Electrochemistry may be awarded annually
• The candidate must be less than 35 years of age on January 1st of the year of the award. The age limit may be extended, upon request of the applicant, for example due to formal period(s) of maternal, paternal or adoptive leave, compulsory leave for civil or military service, illness or other exceptional circumstances. The applicant is asked to provide evidence in support of their extension request. This evidence has to be submitted as a part of the curriculum vitae. Each application for extension will be considered individually by the award committee.
• The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 2000 EURO, inclusive of a contribution towards travel expenses for the winner to attend the ISE Meeting where the award will be presented.
• Candidates must be ISE members in good standing and should apply on their own behalf.
• The application should consist of the following items: a curriculum vitae, a publication record, a maximum of five of the most relevant publications and a statement by a senior electrochemist concerning the scientific contribution of the candidate to any joint publications. The application should be uploaded via the Submission Site. All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The prize winner is selected by a committee chaired by a distinguished scientists active in the field of applied electrochemistry, appointed by the Executive Committee of ISE, and consisting of the Chairpersons of ISE Divisions 3, 4 and 5 and an additional member appointed by the Executive Committee.
• The prize is presented to the recipient at the Awards Session of the Annual ISE Meeting in the following year. The winner is expected to give a 20-minute lecture at a symposium of this Annual Meeting. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.

Shaojun Guo (2016), Federico Bella (2017), Kyle Smith (2018), J. Luo (2019), S. Garcia Segura (2020), K. Manthiram (2021), M. Browne (2022), Dulce Maria Morales Hernandez (2023).

ISE-Prize for Applied Electrochemistry
Adam Z. Weber (2008), Dan Brett and Charles Delacourt (2009), Marian Chatenet (2010), Frederic Maillard (2011), Karl Mayrhofer (2012), Naoaki Yabuuchi (2013), Yonggang Wang (2014), Prabeer Barpanda (2015)

Description
The ISE-Elsevier Prize for Green Electrochemistry may be awarded annually in recognition of younger scientist achievements in the field of environmental electrochemistry. It may be awarded annually to a candidates meeting the age eligibility condition according to ISE-Elsevier Prize for Green Electrochemistry rules.

Rules for the ISE-Elsevier Prize for Green Electrochemistry
SUBMISSION OF AWARD APPLICATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can re-apply in a subsequent year, provided that they still meet the age requirements.

• The ISE-Elsevier Prize for Environmental Electrochemistry may be awarded annually to a scientist of less than 35 years of age on January 1st of the year of the award, for recent application-oriented achievements in the field of environmental electrochemistry. The age limit may be extended, upon request of the applicant, for example due to formal period(s) of maternal, paternal or adoptive leave, compulsory leave for civil or military service, illness or other exceptional circumstances. The applicant is asked to provide evidence in support of their extension request. This evidence has to be submitted as a part of the curriculum vitae. Each application for extension will be considered individually by the award committee.
• The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 2000 EURO, inclusive of a contribution towards travel expenses for the winner to attend the ISE Meeting where the award will be presented.
• Candidates must be ISE members in good standing and should apply on their own behalf.
• The application should consist of the following items: a curriculum vitae, a publication record, a maximum of five of the most relevant publications and a statement by a senior electrochemist concerning the scientific contribution of the candidate to any joint publications. The application should be uploaded via the Submission Site. All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The prize winner is selected by committee chaired by a distinguished scientist active in the field of environmental electrochemistry, appointed by the Executive Committee of ISE, and consisting of the Chairpersons of ISE Divisions 1, 3 and 5 and an additional member appointed by the Executive Committee.
• The prize is presented to the recipient at the Awards Session of the Annual ISE Meeting in the following year. The winner is expected to give a 20-minute lecture at a symposium of this Annual Meeting. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.

Javier Llanos (2016), Abdoulaye Thiam (2017), Emmanuel Mousset (2018), W. Jin (2019), E. Vieira dos Santos (2020), X. Su (2021), R. Rossi (2022), Juliana Brito (2023) .

Previous winners ISE Prize for Environmental Electrochemistry
Agnieszka Kapalka (2008), Carlos Martinez-Huitle (2009), Ignacio Sirés Sadornil and Minghua Zhou (2010), Cristina Saez (2011), Vojtech Adam (2012), Isao Shitanda (2013), Sergi Garcia-Segura (2014), Kangwoo Cho (2015)

Description
The ISE-Elsevier Prize for Experimental Electrochemistry is awarded annually to a person who has made important contributions to experimental electrochemistry.

Rules for the ISE-Elsevier Prize for Experimental Electrochemistry
SUBMISSION OF AWARD NOMINATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can be re-nominated in a subsequent year.

• The ISE-Elsevier Prize for Experimental Electrochemistry may be awarded annually to a person who has made an important contribution to experimental electrochemistry.
• The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 2000 Euro.
• Nominations can be made by individuals or institutions. Candidates may not nominate themselves.
• The nomination should consist of no more than 1000 words giving details of the relevant contribution of the individual. Nominations should be uploaded via the Submission Site and should be accompanied by at least two letters supporting the nomination. All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The chairperson of the selection committee, appointed by the Executive Committee of ISE, selects four committee members.
• The winner is expected to give a 40-minute lecture at the Annual ISE Meeting of the next year. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.

Nongjian Tao (2016), Patrick Unwin (2017), Yu Huang (2018), E. Crumlin (2019), H. Abruna (2020), B. Roldan Cuenya (2021), B.J. Hwang (2022), Ian Burgess(2023).

Previous winners of Prix Jacques Tacussel
C. Gabrielli (1993), J. Lipkowski (1995), A. Wieckowski (1997), A. Tadjeddine (1999), R. Hillman (2003), M. Osawa (2005), Bruno Pettinger (2007), Olaf Magnussen (2009), Kingo Itaya (2011), Zhongqun Tian (2013), Dan Bizzotto (2015)

Rules for the Electrochimica Acta Gold Medal

SUBMISSION OF AWARD NOMINATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can be re-nominated in a subsequent year.

• The Electrochimica Acta Gold Medal of the International Society of Electrochemistry was donated by Pergamon Press (now Elsevier), Oxford. It may be awarded biennially for the most significant contribution to electrochemistry in recent years.
• The prize consists of a certificate and a gold medal.
• Nominations can be made by individuals or institutions. Candidates may not nominate themselves.
• Nominations should consist of no more than 1000 words and should highlight the motivations for proposing the Award. Nominations should be uploaded via the Submission Site and should be accompanied by:
  • Short CV (max 1 page) with age, affiliation, professional career, professional positions, honours, awards, etc.
  • List of publications of the last 10 years.
  • Max 5 supporting letters.
    All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The winner is expected to give a lecture at the Annual ISE Meeting of the next year. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.

D. Kolb (1990), S. Trasatti (1992), M. Armand (1994), L. Peter (1996), T. Osaka (1998), A.J. Arvia (2000), B.E. Conway (2002), J. Lipkowski (2004), Andrzej Wieckowski (2006), Philip N. Bartlett (2008), Ulrich Stimming (2010), Masahiro Watanabe (2012), Alan Bond (2014), Hector Abruna (2016), Juan Miguel Feliu Martínez (2018), Christian Amatore (2020), A. Kornyshev (2022).

Rules for the Oronzio and Niccolò De Nora Foundation Young Author Prize

SUBMISSION OF AWARD APPLICATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can re-apply in a subsequent year, provided that they still meet the age requirements.

• The Young Author Prize of the International Society of Electrochemistry was donated by the Oronzio and Niccolò De Nora Foundation, Milan.
• Applicants must be less than 30 years of age on January 1 of the year of the application. The age limit may be extended, upon request of the applicant, for example due to formal period(s) of maternal, paternal or adoptive leave, compulsory leave for civil or military service, illness or other exceptional circumstances. The applicant is asked to provide evidence in support of their extension request. This evidence has to be submitted as a part of the curriculum vitae. Each application for extension will be considered individually by the award committee.
• Candidates must be ISE members in good standing and may apply on their own behalf. Researchers who receive in the same year the De Nora Foundation Fellowship award are not eligible.
• The prize is awarded for the best paper published in the ISE society journal in the calendar year preceding the award. Papers accepted in the calendar year preceding the award but not yet published in printed form, will not be considered, even if they were available online.
• The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 2,000 USD, which includes a contribution towards travel expenses for the winner to attend the ISE Meeting where the award will be presented.
• The application should be uploaded via the Submission Site and consist of:
  • a curriculum vitae
  • the paper.

In case of co-authorship, the application must include an appropriate statement of a senior co-author concerning the contribution of the candidate.
All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.

• The chairperson of the selection committee, appointed by the Executive Committee of ISE, selects four committee members from among the ISE Division Officers.
• The prize is presented to the author at the Awards Session of the Annual Meeting of ISE.

Y. Shingaya (1999), M. A. Malik (2001), Jaeyoung Lee (2002), L. Morais da Silva (2004), A. Prasad (2005), Vijayasekaran Boovaragavan (2006), Nuria Garcia-Araez (2007), Patrick Wolfgang Ruch (2008), Chih-Yu Hsu (2009), Katarzyna Szot (2010), Meng Li (2011), Quentin Van Overmeere (2012), Ann Laheäär (2013), Peng Bai (2014), Swetha Puchakayala (2015), Lin Lu-Yin (2016), Jilei Liu (2017), Cigdem Toparli (2018), M. Kodali (2019), B. Mingo (2020), Y.B. Vogel (2021), S. Grechi (2022), Mohsin Muhyuddin (2023).

Description
The ISE-Prize for Electrochemical Materials Science is awarded annually to a young person for contributions in the field of electrochemical material science, including corrosion, electrodeposition and surface treatment. Candidates must meet the age eligibility condition according to ISE Prize for Electrochemical Material Sciences rules.

Rules of the ISE-Prize for Electrochemical Materials Science
SUBMISSION OF AWARD APPLICATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can re-apply in a subsequent year, provided that they still meet the age requirements.

• The ISE-Prize for Electrochemical Materials Science is a prize of Division 4 of the International Society of Electrochemistry.
• It may be awarded annually to an electrochemist on the basis of published work in the field of electrochemical material science, including, but not limited to, corrosion, electrodeposition or surface treatment.
• Applicants must be ISE members in good standing less than 35 years of age on 1st June of the year of application. The age limit may be extended, upon request of the applicant, for example due to formal period(s) of maternal, paternal or adoptive leave, compulsory leave for civil or military service, illness or other exceptional circumstances. The applicant is asked to provide evidence in support of their extension request. This evidence has to be submitted as a part of the curriculum vitae. Each application for extension will be considered individually by the award committee.
• The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 1000 Euro. The winner gets free ISE membership for one year.
• Candidates may apply on their own behalf.
• The application should be uploaded via the Submission Site and consist of the following items:
  • curriculum vitae
  • publication record
  • maximum of five of the most relevant publications
  • statement of a senior electrochemist concerning the scientific contribution of the candidate to any joint publications.
    All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The winner is expected to give a 20-minute lecture at a symposium of ISE Division 4 during the following year. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.
• The prize winner is selected by a committee consisting of the three officers of ISE Division 4 «Electrochemical Materials Science» and two distinguished scientists appointed by the ISE Executive Committee. These two persons shall be appointed each year; re-nomination is possible. The committee is chaired by the chairperson of ISE Division 4.

Claire Villevieille (2016), Csaba Janaky (2017), Peng Bai (2018), L. Shen (2019), Jilei Liu (2020), F. Bella (2021), K. Stoerzinger (2022), Raphaële Clément (2023). .

Previous winners Hans-Jürgen Engell Prize
A. Michaelis (1998), E. Akiyama (2000), C. Blanc (2001), L. Magagnin (2003), J. Kunze (2004), S. Nakanishi and D. Chidambaram (2005), Monica Santamaria (2006), Hiroaki Tsuchiya (2007), Ismael Díez-Pérez (2008), Karl Mayrhofer (2009), Jamil Elias (2011), Aliaksandr Bandarenka (2013), Fabio La Mantia (2014), Marcel Risch (2015)

Description
The Tajima Prize recognises the contributions made by younger electrochemists. Awards are made every year. Candidates must meet the age eligibility condition according to Tajima Prize rules.

Rules for the Tajima Prize
SUBMISSION OF AWARD APPLICATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can re-apply in a subsequent year, provided that they still meet the age requirements.

• The Tajima Prize of the International Society of Electrochemistry was donated by Professor Sakae Tajima. A second donation was made by the ISE Japan Section, from the surplus of the Annual Meeting 2011.
• The Tajima Prize may be awarded annually to an electrochemist on the basis of published work.
• Applicants must be less than 40 years of age on 1 June of the year of application. The age limit may be extended, upon request of the applicant, for example due to formal period(s) of maternal, paternal or adoptive leave, compulsory leave for civil or military service, illness or other exceptional circumstances. The applicant is asked to provide evidence in support of their extension request. This evidence has to be submitted as a part of the curriculum vitae. Each application for age limit extension will be considered individually by the Award committee.
• The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 1000 Swiss Francs.
• The applicant must be an ISE member in good standing and have published at least one paper in Electrochimica Acta.
• Candidates should apply on their own behalf.
• The application should be uploaded via the Submission Site and consist of the following items:
  • a curriculum vitae
  • a publication record
  • a maximum of ten of the most relevant publications
  • a statement of a senior electrochemist concerning the scientific contribution of the candidate to any joint publications.
  • All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• The winner is expected to give a 40-minute lecture at the Annual ISE Meeting of the next year. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.

R. Holze (1985), B. Scharifker (1986), R. McIntyre (1986), H.H. Abruna (1987), P. Novak (1988), P. Linhardt (1989), L. Elfenthal (1989), J.M. Rodriguez-Mellado (1990), P.N. Bartlett (1992), J. Stumper (1993), S. Mafé (1994), L.B. Kriksunov (1995), C. Barbero (1996), G. Láng (1997), M. Kalaji (1998), S. Córdoba de Torresi (1999), M.T.M Koper (2000), D.J. Fermin (2001), M. Mohamedi (2002), R. Nichols (2003), J. Fleig (2004), S. Chen (2005), Alain Walcarius (2006), Chi-Chang Hu (2007), Yang Shao-Horn (2008), Patrice Simon (2009), Shelley Minteer (2010), Hogan Yu (2011), Jaeyoung Lee (2012), Tim Albrecht (2013), Yu-Guo Guo (2014), Hu Yongsheng (2015), Mikhail L. Zheludkevich (2016), Xile Hu (2017), Stefan Freunberger (2018), S. Inagi (2019), C. Santoro (2020), B. McCloskey (2021), D. Silvester Dean (2022), Federico Bella (2023).

Rules for the Electrochimica Acta and ISE Travel Awards for Young Electrochemists
SUBMISSION OF AWARD APPLICATION: All applications must be submitted through the site. Unsuccessful candidates can re-apply in a subsequent year, provided that they still meet the requirements.

• The Electrochimica Acta and ISE Travel Awards for Young Electrochemists are donated by Elsevier Ltd. The ISE Travel Awards for Young Electrochemists are donated by the ISE. A maximum of three Electrochimica Acta travel grants and a maximum of seven ISE travel grants are attributed every year to young electrochemists who intend to participate in the ANNUAL MEETING of the Society.
• The applicants must be ISE members. They must have obtained their Ph.D. not earlier than 6 years before the deadline for applications. Ph.D. students are not eligible.
• The value of each Electrochimica Acta Travel Award or ISE Travel Award is € 1000. Payments are made after the ISE Annual Meeting.
• Candidates should apply on their own behalf; their applications will be considered for both Electrochimica Acta and ISE Travel Awards. The application should be uploaded via the Submission Site and consist of the following items: a curriculum vitae (maximum 5 pages), a list of publications, title and abstract of the research paper the applicant will submit for an oral presentation at the ISE ANNUAL MEETING (maximum 1 page), a maximum of 3 copies of recent research papers, a copy of the Ph.D. diploma (or equivalent) and a maximum of 3 supporting letters. All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
• Evaluation of the applicants will be made by the four vice-presidents of ISE.
• The winners will give oral presentations at the ISE ANNUAL MEETING in the same year in which the award is received. Awardees who fail to present their communications to the ANNUAL MEETING lose their right to the award.
• Recipients of awards are encouraged to submit a manuscript based on their presented research to Electrochimica Acta for publication, subject to peer review.