Difference between revisions of "Annual Postdoctoral Prize"
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The ground rules are: | The ground rules are: | ||
| − | * All nominees must be within 5 years of graduation, and in a | + | * All nominees must be within 5 years of graduation, and in a postdoc or equivalent position at the time of nomination. They do not have to be experimental postdocs working at a university to apply - JLab and theory postdocs are also eligible to apply. Previous |
| − | postdoc or equivalent position at the time of nomination. | ||
| − | not have to be | ||
| − | apply - JLab and theory postdocs are also eligible to apply. Previous | ||
winners are not eligible to apply. | winners are not eligible to apply. | ||
| − | * Entries should include a research statement (3 page limit) and CV | + | * Entries should include a research statement (3 page limit) and CV by the nominee, along with three letters of reference. The research statement should describe past work and future plans and should include a preliminary budget. All materials may be emailed in separately. Send all submissions to Lorelei Carlson (lcarlson@jlab.org) |
| − | by the nominee, along with three letters of reference. The | + | * The competition will be judged by the Users Group Board of Directors. |
| − | research statement should describe past work and future plans and | + | * The basis for picking the top candidate includes a record of accomplishment in physics, a planned high-impact Jefferson Lab physics program, proposed use of the research grant, and promise of further accomplishments in the Jefferson Lab research fields in the future. |
| − | should include a preliminary budget. All materials may be emailed | + | * The Prize will be in the form of a research grant to be used for future research of relevance to the Lab with no overhead charges from the administering institution. |
| − | in separately. | ||
| − | * The competition will be judged by the Users Group Board of | ||
| − | Directors. | ||
| − | * | ||
| − | accomplishment in physics, a planned high-impact Jefferson Lab | ||
| − | physics program, proposed use of the research grant, and promise | ||
| − | of further accomplishments in the Jefferson Lab research fields in | ||
| − | the future. | ||
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| − | * The Prize will be in the form of a research grant. | ||
== Past Postdoctoral Prize Award Winners == | == Past Postdoctoral Prize Award Winners == | ||
Revision as of 21:59, 7 November 2011
We anticipate to continue awarding the JSA Annual Postdoctoral Prize for outstanding postdocs working at Jefferson Lab (contingent on funding by the JSA Initiatives Funds).
The Prize competition is run by the Users Group Board of Directors. The Prize is for funding of a research project of the candidate's choosing - in fact, the award is based (in part) on the originality and quality of this proposed research.
The ground rules are:
- All nominees must be within 5 years of graduation, and in a postdoc or equivalent position at the time of nomination. They do not have to be experimental postdocs working at a university to apply - JLab and theory postdocs are also eligible to apply. Previous
winners are not eligible to apply.
- Entries should include a research statement (3 page limit) and CV by the nominee, along with three letters of reference. The research statement should describe past work and future plans and should include a preliminary budget. All materials may be emailed in separately. Send all submissions to Lorelei Carlson (lcarlson@jlab.org)
- The competition will be judged by the Users Group Board of Directors.
- The basis for picking the top candidate includes a record of accomplishment in physics, a planned high-impact Jefferson Lab physics program, proposed use of the research grant, and promise of further accomplishments in the Jefferson Lab research fields in the future.
- The Prize will be in the form of a research grant to be used for future research of relevance to the Lab with no overhead charges from the administering institution.
Past Postdoctoral Prize Award Winners
2011 : Mark Dalton
2010 : Simona Malace
2009 : Patricia Solvignion
2008 : Bradley Sawatzky
