ISE-Elsevier Prize for Experimental Electrochemistry
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.
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The ISE-Elsevier Prize for Experimental Electrochemistry may be awarded annually to a person who has made an important contribution to experimental electrochemistry. |
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The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 2000 Euro. |
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Nominations can be made by individuals or institutions. Candidates may not nominate themselves. |
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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. |
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The chairperson of the selection committee, appointed by the Executive Committee of ISE, selects four committee members. |
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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. |
Previous winners
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)