Online Nominations for 2014 Fundamental Physics Prize
Online Nominations for 2014 Fundamental Physics Prize
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NEW YORK, Sept. 3, 2013 /PRN=KYODO JBN/ --
Three winners of the Physics Frontiers Prize will be announced this
November and become nominees for the 2014 $3 million Fundamental Physics Prize
The Fundamental Physics Prize Foundation announces today the opening of
online nomination website for its 2014 prizes. The rules and nomination form
are available to the public at http://www.fundamentalphysicsprize.org. Anyone
can nominate a candidate online and all submissions must be completed by a
third party.
Nominations will be accepted through October 15, 2013.
The Foundation's Selection Committee, which is composed of prior recipients
of the Fundamental Physics Prize, will choose three winners of the Physics
Frontiers Prize from among the nominees, and up to three winners of the New
Horizons in Physics Prize. Those winners will be announced in November 2013.
The following scientists comprise the Selection Committee for the 2014
prizes:
- Nima Arkani-Hamed
- Lyn Evans
- Fabiola Gianotti
- Alan Guth
- Stephen Hawking
- Joseph Incandela
- Alexei Kitaev
- Maxim Kontsevich
- Andrei Linde
- Juan Maldacena
- Alexander Polyakov
- Nathan Seiberg
- Ashoke Sen
- Edward Witten
The ultimate winner of the 2014 $3 million Fundamental Physics Prize will
be chosen from the three Physics Frontiers Prize laureates. The remaining
Physics Frontiers Prize laureates will receive a prize of $300,000 and will
automatically be re-nominated for the Fundamental Physics Prize each year for
the next 5 years.
All prizes will be awarded for achievements in the field of fundamental
physics, with special attention to recent developments. The Fundamental Physics
Prize and the Physics Frontiers Prize recognize transformative advances in the
field, while the New Horizons in Physics Prize is targeted at promising junior
researchers and is worth $100,000.
About the Fundamental Physics Prize Foundation
The Fundamental Physics Prize Foundation is a not-for-profit corporation
established by the Milner Foundation and dedicated to advancing our knowledge
of the Universe at the deepest level by awarding annual prizes for scientific
breakthroughs, as well as communicating the excitement of fundamental physics
to the public. According to the Foundation's rules, laureates of all prizes are
chosen by a Selection Committee, which is comprised of prior recipients of the
Fundamental Physics Prize.
Information on the Fundamental Physics Prize is available at:
http://www.fundamentalphysicsprize.org
For additional inquiries, contact:
Leonid Solovyev
- Media@fundamentalphysicsprize.org
- +44-7590-976-334
SOURCE: Fundamental Physics Prize Foundation
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