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EFTF 2008 23-25 April 2008
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Awards >> Click here to download the EFTF08 Awards Winners.
2008 "European Young Scientist" Award The European Frequency and Time Forum (E.F.T.F.) has triggered creation of the “European Young Scientist Award” whose goal is to recognize a personal contribution showing a high degree of initiative and creativity for a person under the age of 40 at the date of the conference opening session. The work of the young scientist should lead to already established or easily foreseeable outstanding advances in terms of time and frequency metrological performance. A prerequisite is that the work to be taken into consideration has been published in the proceedings of the E.F.T.F. or the IEEE Frequency control Symposium. The award is attributed by the E.F.T.F. executive committee. The goal of the award is to encourage scientific effort and competition but also to promote recognition of young brilliant scientist in the field. Nominations: Nominations should be submitted to Michel BRUNET, Young Scientist Award Chair, eftfyoungscientist@eftf08.com Each nomination should include a short résumé of the candidate together with the description of accomplishments and reasons for nominations (1 or 2 pages in total). A list of publications should be added. Deadline for submission 28 February 2008.
List of the
previous Young Scientist Award
recipients
2007
S.
Diddams
"For seminal contributions to optical frequency metrology with the
development of high accuracy and ultra stable femtosecond clockworks ".
R. Holzwart
"For contributions to optical frequency metrology by the industrial
realisation of high performance femtosecond laser comb synthyesizers
enabling precise optical frequency measurements’
S.
Knappe
2006
P.
Lemonde
“In
recognition of his outstanding contributions to the first transportable Cs
fountain clock and to the space clock PHARAO and for his contributions to
novel optical clocks based on neutral atoms.”
2005 J. Kitching
"For the
challenging development of the first highly miniaturized atomic frequency
standard for chip implementation and large scale production"
2004
The Young
Scientist Award was not awarded in 2004.
2003 E. Peik "For the understanding of the trapping mechanism of ions and the contribution to the realization of a very promising optical frequency sta P. Wolf
ndard"
"For the
important contribution of the understanding of the relativistic effects
applied to the satellite time transfer and the use of the Time and Frequency
metrology to the test of the Special Relativity" E.
Ferre-Pikal
"For major contributions to the measurement specification and understanding
of the origins of noise in electronic components and systems"
2002
The Young Scientist Award was not awarded in 2002.
2001
The Young Scientist Award was not awarded in 2001.
2000
The Young Scientist Award was not awarded in 2000.
1999
N. Dimarcq
"For
outstanding degree of activity, initiative and creativity in the application
of
atom
cooling to atomic frequency standards".
F. Levi
"For
crucial experiments on Dark lines in alkali vapors leading to the
development of a cesium maser and other light-shift free microwave frequency
standards".
M.E.
Tobar
"For
development of very low noise oscillators using Galani phase noise
cancellation technique and for development of interferometric
phase&lituded etection technique to reduce noise in systems and
oscillators".
2008 Student contest Award
For the first year, the EFTF Scientific
Committee in conjunction with the Organisation Committee have introduced the
EFTF student contest awards
Student
must be the lead author and present the paper. A poster presentation is
required for the selected authors, which will be in addition to any oral
presentation.
The
finalist's papers will be on display in a specific location in the Poster
Session area.
One
winner will be selected in each group by an evaluation board. The evaluation
will be based on the following criteria:
(1)
clarity
of student's presentation
(2)
depth of
student's knowledge
(3)
degree of
student's contribution to the project
(4)
relevancy
of the work of the field
Groups
are the following :
Group A (Thematics
1 + 4) : "Materials, Resonators, filters, sensors and transducers"
Group B
(Thematic 2) : "Oscillators, synthesizers and circuit techniques"
Group C (Thematics
3 + 6) : "Microwave and Optical atomic frequency standards, and,
applications"
Group D
(Thematic 5) : "Timekeeping, time and frequency transfer, GNSS and
applications"
The laureates will
receive an award and a certificate. The awards
are attributed by the EFTF 2008 Organization Committee.
The Student Contest Awards Chair is
Gilles CIBIEL :
studentaward@eftf08.com
2008 "European Frequency and Time" Award The European Frequency and Time Forum (EFTF) have triggered creation of the "European Frequency and Time Award" whose goal is to recognize outstanding contributions in all the fields covered by the E.F.T.F. The award consists of 1500 Euros and a limited edition original print and certificate. The award has been attributed nearly every two years period of time starting in 1993 by the Société Française de Chronométrie (said Société Française des Microtechniques et de Chronométrie). It was attributed in 2006 by the Helmholtz Fonds e.V. for the advancement of science and research on the field of physical and technical precision measurements and again by the Société Chronométrique de France in 2007. The award is open to any scientist working in the fields traditionally associated with the EFTF The goal is to encourage scientific effort and competition. The award recognizes exceptional contributions providing worldwide recognition in the Community either for fundamental advances or important applications. The significance of contributions includes degree of initiative and creativity, quality of work, degree of success obtained as well as worldwide scientific impact on “Time and Frequency Community”.
Nominations:
Anyone in the community may nominate anyone. Nominations should include a short résumé of the candidate together with description of accomplishments, reasons for nominations and a citation (2 or 3 pages in total). Deadline for submission: 7 March 2008. Nominations should be submitted to the EFTF Scientific Committee Chair, Giorgio Santarelli eftfaward2008@eftf08.com
List of the previous "European
Frequency and Time" Award
recipients
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