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The Lifetime Recognition Award is given every 3 years to one or two members of the EFCE member countries in recognition of their outstanding contribution to Mixing Science and Technology in Europe. The award is presented at the gala dinner of the European Mixing Conference.
The call for 2012 nominations is now open. The guidelines for candidates and submissions can be found here.
Deadline for candidatures: April 30th, 2012.
The Young Researcher's Award was established in 2000 to encourage and recognize young researchers for their quality research in the area of mixing. Any young researcher (less than 35 years old) who has completed their PhD in mixing in a European university (within 5 years of the candidature) and is currently active in the mixing research is eligible. The award, which consists of a cash prize and a certificate, is presented at the gala dinner of the European Conference on Mixing held every 3 years.
The call for 2012 nominations is now open. The guidelines for candidates and submissions can be found here.
Deadline for candidatures: April 30th, 2012.
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Young Researcher’s Award |
Lifetime Recognition Award |
| 2000 | G. Micale (Italy) | J. Smith (UK) |
| 2003 | J. Aubin (France) | A. Nienow (UK) |
| 2006 | G. Montante (Italy) | J. Bourne (Switzerland) & I. Fort (Czech Republic) |
| 2009 | A. Ducci (UK) | J. Bertrand (France) |
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Honorary Secretary of the EFCE-WPM for life Award | |
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2003 |
I. Fort (Czech Republic) |
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Lifetime Recognition Award winners (from left to right): John Smith, Alvin Nienow, John Bourne, Ivan Fort, Joël Bertrand (not present).