Any paper presented at WCSMO by a “young” researcher (under the age of 35) can be proposed as a recipient of the ISSMO/Springer Prize by any participant of that congress. The work should be entirely or primarily the young researchers; hence, a supervisor might also be on the paper, but the first author must be the nominee. The prize-winning paper will be selected by the ISSMO Executive Committee. Proposals, including a 50-word justification, are to be submitted to the ISSMO Secretary General.
ISSMO/Springer Prize 2023
On behalf of the ISSMO Executive Comittee, we are very pleased to announce that the ISSMO/Springer Prize 2023 is awarded to Mr. Changyoung Yuhn: “4D
ISSMO/Springer Prize 2021
On behalf of the ISSMO Executive Committee, we are very pleased to announce that the ISSMO/Springer Prize 2021 is awarded to Mr.Yuan Liang: “Explicit control
ISSMO/Springer Prize 2019
Mathilde Boissier and Weiming Wang are the 2019 recipients of the ISSMO-Springer Prize for exceptional Young Scientist. They receive this prize for their excellent presentations and outstanding
ISSMO/Springer Prize 2017
Mr. Pai Liu is the 2017 recipient of the ISSMO-Springer Prize for exceptional Young Scientist. The Prize is awarded to Mr. Liu for his excellent
ISSMO/Springer Prize 2015
Mr. Joe Alexandersen is the 2015 recipient of the ISSMO-Springer Prize for exceptional Young Scientist. The Prize is awarded to Mr. Alexandersen for his excellent
ISSMO/Springer Prize 2013
ISSMO-Springer Prize for Young Scientist 2013 was awarded to Dr. Christopher J. Brampton. The Prize is awarded to Dr. Brampton for an excellent presentation and