IAGA Early Career Presentation Award
History
In Toulouse in 2005, the IAGA Executive Committee (EC) decided to establish an IAGA Young Scientist Presentation Award for outstanding presentations by young scientists at topical meetings. During its meeting in 2012, the EC decided to rename the award the IAGA Young Scientist Award. In 2020, the EC decided to remove the criterion of age and to rename the award the IAGA Early Career Award. In 2024, the EC changed the name to Early Career Presentation Award for clarification and to avoid confusion with the updated more general defintion of early career scientists. The award aims to recognize, motivate, and acknowledge excellent and promising scientists at the beginning of their career, whose research, presentation, and overall performance at the topical meeting meet high international standards and represent big potential for the future of IAGA.
The award consists of support to participate in the next IAGA Assembly.
Eligibility
Nominees for the award must have presented their research at a topical, IAGA-sponsored meeting. The presentation should be exceptional by international standards, so a nomination from every meeting is not expected. (IAGA News 43, 2006).
The nominee should satisfy the following criterion by December 31, of the year when the topical meeting was held:
- be an undergraduate or postgraduate (Masters/PhD) student or have received her/his highest degree qualification (e.g., BSc, MSc, PhD) within the last two years.
Procedure
- Nominations are made by the Local Organising Committee of a topical meeting sponsored by IAGA. Guidelines for nomination
- Decisions are made by the IAGA Executive Committee, typically for 4 to 5 recipients of the award at an upcoming IAGA Assembly.
Recipients of the IAGA Early Career Presentation Award
| Name | Country | Year of Award | Report |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bram Vaes | Netherlands | 2023 | IAGA News 60 |
| Miroslav Hanzelka | Czech Republic | 2023 | IAGA News 60 |
| Man Hua | China | 2021 | IAGA News 58 |
| Evgenii Shirokov | Russia | 2019 | IAGA News 56 |
| Kseniia Tlatova | Russia | 2019 | IAGA News 56 |
| Deepak Kumar Karan | India | 2019 | IAGA News 56 |
| Tomasz Gonet | UK | 2019 | IAGA News 56 |
| Emma Douma | NZ | 2017 | IAGA News 54 |
| Katarzyna Dudzisz | PL | 2017 | IAGA News 54 |
| Federico Gasperini | USA | 2017 | IAGA News 54 |
| Erin Dawkins | UK | 2015 | IAGA News 52 |
| Rémi Thiéblemont | Germany | 2015 | IAGA News 52 |
| Israel Silber | Israel | 2015 | IAGA News 52 |
| Maria Mendakiewicz | Poland | 2015 | IAGA News 52 |
| Henrique Aveiro | USA | 2013 | IAGA News 50 |
| Cristina Garcia-Lasanta | Spain | 2013 | IAGA News 50 |
| Laura Holt | USA | 2013 | IAGA News 50 |
| Ilya Kuzichev | Russia | 2013 | IAGA News 50 |
| Zhipeng Ren | China | 2013 | IAGA News 50 |
| Eva Macusova | Czech Republic | 2011 | IAGA News 48 |
| Gilda Currenti | Italy | 2011 | IAGA News 48 |
| Joanna Roszkowska-Remin | Poland | 2011 | IAGA News 48 |
| Klaus Reuter | Germany | 2011 | IAGA News 48 |
| Annika Seppälä | Finland | 2011 | IAGA News 48 |
| Mark Golkowski | USA | 2009 | IAGA News 46 |
| Angel Carrancho Alonso | Spain | 2009 | IAGA News 46 |
| Andreas Baumgärtner | Germany | 2009 | IAGA News 46 |
| Madeeha Ashfaque | Pakistan | 2009 | IAGA News 46 |
| Zuzana Kratinova | Czech Republic | 2007 | IAGA News 44 |
| Tracy Moffat-Griffin | UK | 2007 | IAGA News 44 |
| Annika Seppälä | Finland | 2007 | IAGA News 44 |
| Anna Kanukhina | Russia | 2007 | IAGA News 44 |
