Nominations are sought for the inaugural Wing Tsang Early Career Award, to be presented in 2025 at the 13th International Conference on Chemical Kinetics — https://icck2025.lbl.gov/awards. The Wing Tsang Early Career Award recognizes the contributions of an early career researcher in the field of chemical kinetics. This prestigious early career award will be presented biennially at the ICCK meeting, during which the recipient will also present the Wing Tsang Early Career Investigator Plenary Lecture. This award recognizes excellence in chemical kinetics research, the potential for future leadership in the field and service to the kinetics community.
Criteria for the Wing Tsang Early Career Award
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* The awardee must be an early career investigator within 10 years of their terminal degree as of the conference date.
* The awardee’s research interests should be in one or several aspects (i. e. experimental, theoretical, and modeling) in fundamental or applied chemical kinetics.
* The awardee must have been an active participant in past ICCK conference/conferences.
* The awardee must demonstrate research excellence and impact in fundamental or applied chemical kinetics, the potential for future leadership, and service to the chemical kinetics community.
The awardee must be available to present the Wing Tsang Plenary Lecture at the ICCK conference.
Timeline for nominations
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* Deadline for nominations is February 15, 2025.
* Nomination packages, consisting of a short CV (2 pages), a list of up to 10 influential publications, a letter of nomination (2 pages max), and one supporting letter, should be sent to Kevin Van Geem, chair of the Standing Committee of the ICCK, at Kevin.VanGeem@Ugent.be. Self-nominations are not permitted.
* The award will be decided by the standing committee of the ICCK. Members of the standing committee may not nominate or support a candidate.
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