From: Stuart Henderson, Chair ICFA, 

Date: 21 December, 2022

 

Dear Colleagues,

 

ICFA is pleased to announce the 2023 ICFA Instrumentation Awards. The Awards are bestowed annually to recognize exceptional contributions to instrumentation that has advanced the field of particle physics.

 

The ICFA Instrumentation Early Career Award recognizes achievements in instrumentation made at  an early career stage by an individual, or group of individuals,  that has the promise to make, or has already made, an advance in the field of particle physics.  The early career stage is taken to be 15 years from the award of the Ph.D. or other terminal degree, properly accounting for career interruptions. 

 

The ICFA Instrumentation Award recognizes achievements in instrumentation by an individual, or a group of individuals, that has made an advance in the field of particle physics. This award recognizes either a technology development (examples from the past include the Multi-Wire Proportional Chamber or the Bubble chamber) or a multi-faceted contribution including a technology development and also one or more of the following: community organization, training, outreach or  technology transfer.

 

 

- A nomination letter of not more than 10,000 characters;

- A biographical sketch or CV for each individual included in the nomination;

- A list of the most important publications pertaining to the nomination; 

- At least two, but not more than three supporting letters of not more than 5,000 characters each.

 

 

 

For questions about the awards please contact Questo indirizzo email è protetto dagli spambots. È necessario abilitare JavaScript per vederlo. (Chair of the ICFA Instrumentation, Innovation and Development Panel, https://icfa-iid.physics.ox.ac.uk ).

 

Stuart Henderson

Chair, ICFA https://icfa.hep.net

 

S. Henderson (Chair, USA),  T. Schoerner-Sadenius (Secretary, Germany), K. Jakobs, F. Gianotti, B. Heinemann (CERN Member States), L. Merminga, S. Dasu (USA), I. Koop, V. Obraztsov (Russia), Y. Wang (China),  G. Taylor, I. Bediaga, S. Krishnagopal, (Other Countries), T. Mori, M. Yamauchi (Japan), M. Roney (Canada), F. Canelli (Chair of the IUPAP Commission on Particles and Fields (ex officio)).

 

Didier Contardo (Lyon), Marcel Demarteau (ORNL), Bonnie Fleming (Yale), Francesco Forti (Pisa), Kazunori Hanagaki (KEK), Gerardo Herrera Corral (CINVESTAV), Peter Krizan (Ljubljana/JSI), Gobinda Majumder (TIFR), Petra Merkel (FNAL), Eugenio Nappi (Bari), Inkyu Park (Seoul), Fabrice Retière (TRIUMF), Felix Sefkow (DESY), Ian Shipsey (Chair, Oxford), Yuriy Tikhonov (BINP),  Hongbo Zhu (IHEP).