Young Investigator Award
The Inorganics Young Investigator Award was established in 2023 to acknowledge the achievements of young investigators in the field of inorganic chemistry. Nominations are accepted from April through December each year, with winners notified by the end of March the following year.
The Prize:
– CHF 2000;
– An electronic certificate;
– A voucher to fully cover the article processing fees valid for one year.
Number of Winners: 1
Inorganics Young Investigator Award
Nomination deadline: 31 December 2026Winner announcement date: 31 March 2027
Eligibility and Requirements
– Must have received their PhD no more than 10 years prior to 31 December 2026;
– Must have produced ground-breaking research and made a significant contribution to the advancement of inorganic chemistry;
– Must be nominated by senior scientists.
– Must have produced ground-breaking research and made a significant contribution to the advancement of inorganic chemistry;
– Must be nominated by senior scientists.
List of Documents for Nomination
– Detailed Curriculum Vitae, including an updated publication list and a list of the researcher’s own research grants;
– Scanned copy of doctorate certificate;
– Signed nomination letters from two established senior scientists.
– Scanned copy of doctorate certificate;
– Signed nomination letters from two established senior scientists.
Past Winners
Winner
- TSThomas ScattolinThomas ScattolinUniversity of Padua, Italy
Award Committee
Duncan GregoryProf. Duncan GregoryUniversity of GlasgowChairman
Claudio PettinariProf. Claudio PettinariUniversity of Camerino
Wolfgang LinertProf. Wolfgang LinertTU-Vienna
Richard onskowskiProf. Richard DronskowskiRWTH
Maurizio PeruzziniDr. Maurizio PeruzziniICCOM CNR
Jun-Long ZhangProf. Jun-Long ZhangPeking Univ.
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