Awards

Awards of the Working Party

Helmut Krämer Award and Memorial Lecture

(1 at Int. Conf.)
For distinguished achievements in the science and engineering of electrostatics, developing safe technologies, innovative uses and applications.

International Fellow Award

(approximately 2 at Int. Conf.)
For recognition of dedicated service and notable contributions to the advancement of the field of electrostatics as a researcher and teacher.

Young Scientist Award

(approximately 2 at Int. Conf.)
For young scientist or engineer (below 35 years) who has delivered an oral or poster presentation of high quality at the International Conference and has made notable contributions in the field of electrostatics.

 

Procedures for Awards

  1. List of Awards given by the Working Party has to be accepted.
  2. Nominations for the following awards can be suggested by any Member of the Working Party: Helmut Krämer Award and Memorial Lecture, International Fellow Award
  3. Members of the Working Party will be invited to submit candidate nominations for the awards. Nominations have to be sent to the Chairman before, or at the last Working Party Meeting before the International Conference.
  4. Nominations gathered will be decided during the last Working Party Meeting before the International Conference. A two-thirds (2/3) majority is needed for approval.
  5. Four (4) month prior to the International Conference the Chairman will inform the Awardees and request acceptance of the award and determination if they will attend the International Conference. Conference information should be sent to the Awardees so that they can begin to make arrangements for attendance.
  6. Awardees attendance should be forwarded to International Conference Chairman. Conference Chairman will prepare diplomas and local presents for the Awardees.
  7. Diplomas of the awards will be signed by the Chairman and Secretary of the Working Party and Chairman of the International Conference. Awards will be delivered at the International Conference on an organized ceremony.
  8. Young Scientist Award will be announced at the beginning of the International Conference. The decision will be taken by Chairman, Secretary and the Members of the Working Party. The final decision has to be fixed just before the closing ceremony.
  9. For Young Scientist Awardees Diplomas and local presents are prepared by the Chairman of the International Conference.
  10. Young Scientist Awards will be delivered at the Closing Ceremony of the International Conference.

 

List of Awardees

 

9th International Conference on Electrostatics,
Koscielisko-Zakopane, Poland, 29 May - 2 June 2001

Helmut Krämer Award and Memorial Lecture
Dr. Martin Glor
International Fellow Award
Prof. Stig Lundquist
Dr. Norbert Gibson
Young Scientist Award
István Kiss, Budapest Univ. of Techn. and Economics, Hungary
Marcin Lakowski, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
Eduard Michel, Clariant GmbH, Germany
Eric Moreau, University of Poitiers, France

10th International Conference on Electrostatics,
Helsinki, Finland, 15 - 17 June, 2005

Helmut Krämer Award and Memorial Lecture
Prof. Ion Inculet
International Fellow Award
Prof. Noël J. Felici
Prof. John Gibbings
Dr. Bodo Maurer
Dr. Ernest L Zichy
Young Scientist Award
Audrey Bourgeois, EFPG, France
Andreas Marquard, University of Karlsruhe, Germany
Janusz Podlinski, Szewalski Institute of Technology, Poland
Flip Kleijn van Willingen, Delft University of Technology Netherlands


 

11th International (European) Conference on Electrostatics,
Valencia, Spain, 27 May - 29 May 2009
Helmut Krämer Award and Memorial Lecture

Prof. Gerard Touchard
International Fellow Award
Prof. Brian Makin
Dr. Joseph Taillet
Young Scientist Award
Graham ACKROYD, SYNGENTA Ltd, UK
Liliana Patricia AREVALO GONZÁLEZ, Uppsala University, Sweden
Peter IRELAND, University of Newcastle, Australia
Tamás IVÁNCSY, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
Jean-Charles LAURENTIE, University of Poitiers, France<=p>