Hans-Jürgen Engell Prize Rules of the Hans-Jürgen-Engell Prize
SUBMISSION OF AWARD APPLICATION: All correspondence, whether by mail or email and including that for awards joint between ISE and other societies, should be sent to the ISE Office. Unsuccessful candidates can re-apply in a subsequent year, provided that they still meet the age requirements.
The Hans-Jürgen Engell Prize of the International Society of Electrochemistry was donated by Professor H.-J. Engell. It may be awarded annually to an electrochemist on the basis of published work in the field of corrosion, electrodeposition or surface treatment. Applicants must be less than 35 years of age on 1 June of the year of application.
The prize consists of a certificate and the sum of 500 Euro. The winner gets free ISE membership for one year.
Candidates should apply on their own behalf.
The application should be uploaded via the Submission Site (http://iseawards.ise-online.org/eng) and consist of the following items:
- a curriculum vitae
- a publication record
- a maximum of five of the most relevant publications
- a statement of a senior electrochemist concerning the scientific contribution of the candidate to any joint publications.
All documents uploaded must be in PDF format.
The winner is expected to give a lecture at a symposium of ISE Division 4 during the following year. ISE will pay for his/her registration and banquet fees.
The prize winner is selected by a committee consisting of the three officers of ISE Division 4 «Electrochemical Materials Science» and two distinguished scientists active in the respective fields. One of them is nominated jointly by the Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung, Düsseldorf, Germany, and the officers of ISE Division 4, the other one is nominated by the ISE Executive Committee. These two persons shall be appointed each year; re-nomination is possible. The committee is chaired by the chairperson of ISE Division 4.
Previous winners A. Michaelis (1998), E. Akiyama (2000), C. Blanc (2001), L. Magagnin (2003), J. Kunze (2004), S. Nakanishi and D. Chidambaram (2005), Monica Santamaria (2006), Hiroaki Tsuchiya (2007), Ismael Díez-Pérez (2008), Karl Mayrhofer (2009), Jamil Elias (2011)
