[Neutron] Call for Nominations for the NSSA Prizes and Fellows

[Rosenkranz, Stephan]

Call for Nominations for the NSSA Prizes and Fellows

The Neutron Scattering Society of America requests formal nominations of Candidates for the 2014 NSSA Prizes and of Candidates to be elected as NSSA Fellows. The deadline for all nominations is December 15, 2013. Instructions for submission can be found at http://neutronscattering.org/prizes/overview/

NOTE: Previous, unsuccessful nominations are NOT carried forward to this call for nominations. All previously unsuccessful nominations need to be resubmitted.

The NSSA awards the following prizes on a biannual basis:

* The Clifford G. Shull Prize http://neutronscattering.org/prizes/clifford-g-shull-prize/
To recognize outstanding research in neutron science and leadership in promoting the North American scattering community.

* The NSSA Sustained Research Prize http://neutronscattering.org/prizes/nssa-sustained-research-prize/
To recognize a sustained contribution to a scientific subfield using neutron scattering techniques, or a sustained contribution to the development of neutron scattering techniques.

* The NSSA Science Prize http://neutronscattering.org/prizes/nssa-science-prize/
To recognize a major scientific accomplishment or important scientific contribution within the last 5 years using neutron scattering techniques.

* The NSSA Student Prizes http://neutronscattering.org/prizes/nssa-prize-for-outstanding-student-research/
To recognize outstanding accomplishments in the general area of neutron scattering by graduate or undergraduate students.

* NSSA Fellows http://neutronscattering.org/prizes/nssa-fellows/
To recognize members who have made significant contributions to the neutron scattering community in North America.



Stephan Rosenkranz
President, Neutron Scattering Society of America
Materials Science Division
Argonne National Laboratory
Argonne, IL 60439, USA
Tel: +1 630 252 5475
Fax: +1 630 252 7777
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