Edward Goodrich Acheson Award |
Rules | Nomination Form Established in 1928 for distinguished contributions to the advancement of any of the objects, purposes or activities of The Electrochemical Society. Presented: fall meeting of even-numbered years Contents: gold medal, wall plaque, and prize of $10,000 Lecture: ECS Awards and Recognition Session Call for nominations: December of odd years Nomination deadline: March 1 in even-numbered years Past Acheson Award recipients
Olin Palladium Award |
Rules | Nomination Form (the Palladium Medal Award from 1951-1977) Established in 1950 for distinguished contributions to the field of electrochemical or corrosion science. Presented: fall meeting of odd-numbered years Contents: palladium medal, wall plaque, and prize of $7,500 Lecture: ECS Awards and Recognition Session Call for nominations: March of even years Nomination deadline: start of fall meeting in even years Past Olin Palladium Award recipients
Vittorio de Nora Award |
Rules | Nomination Form (formerly the Electrochemical Science and Technology Award from 1974-1976; and the Vittoria de Nora Diamond Shamrock Award from 1978-1990) Established in 1971 for contributions to the field of electrochemical engineering and technology. Presented: spring meeting of even-numbered years Contents: gold medal, wall plaque, and prize of $7,500 Lecture: ECS Awards and Recognition Session
Call for nominations: December of even years
Nomination deadline: start of spring meeting in odd years Past de Nora Award recipients
Gordon E. Moore Medal for
Outstanding Achievement in
Solid State Science and Technology
|
Rules | Nomination Form
(formerly the Solid State Science and Technology Award, 1971-2005) Established in 1971 for distinguished contributions to the field of solid state science. Presented: spring meeting in odd-numbered years Contents: Silver medal, wall plaque and prize of $7,500 Lecture: ECS Awards and Recognition Session Call for nominations: December of odd years Nomination deadline: start of spring meeting in even years Past Solid State Science and Technology Award recipients
Carl Wagner Memorial Award |
Rules | Nomination Form Established in 1980 to recognize a mid-career achievement and excellence in research areas of interest of the Society, and significant contributions in the teaching or guidance of students or colleagues in education, industry, or government. Presented: fall meeting of odd-numbered years Contents: ECS Life Membership, certificate, sterling silver medal, travel assistance to the meeting of award presentation (up to $1,000) Lecture: in a scheduled symposium Call for nominations: March of even years Nomination deadline: start of fall meeting in even years Past Carl Wagner Award recipients
Henry B. Linford Award for
Distinguished Teaching |
Rules | Nomination Form Established in 1981 for excellence in teaching in subject areas of interest to the Society. Presented: spring meeting of even-numbered years Contents: silver medal, wall plaque, and prize of $2,500 Lecture: none required Call for nominations: December of even years Nomination deadline: start of spring meeting in odd years Past Linford Award recipients
Honorary Membership |
Rules | Nomination Form Established in 1919 for outstanding contributions to The Electrochemical Society. Presented: at ECS Awards and Recognition Session if a suitable candidate is found Contents: scroll, waiver of annual ECS dues, and gains privileges of Active members Lecture: none required Call for nominations: no call for nominations appears List of Honorary Members
Fellow of The Electrochemical Society |
Rules | Nomination Form Established in 1989 for individual contributions and leadership in the achievement of science and technology in the area of electrochemistry and solid-state sciences and current active participation in the affairs of The Electrochemical Society. Presented: annually at the fall meeting; subject to limitations Contents: scroll, lapel pin, and announcement in a Society publication Call for nominations: June of every year; subject to limitations Nomination deadline: January 15 List of ECS Fellows
Charles W. Tobias Young
Investigator Award |
Rules | Nomination Form Established in 2003 to recognize outstanding scientific and/or engineering work in fundamental or applied electrochemistry or solid-state science and technology by a young scientist or engineer. Presented: fall meeting of even-numbered years Contents: certificate, prize of $5,000, ECS Life Membership, and travel assistance to the meeting of the award presentation (up to $1,000) Lecture: none required Call for nominations: spring and fall of odd-numbers years Nomination deadline: January 15 of even-numbered years Past Tobias Award recipients
Oronzio de Nora Industrial
Electrochemistry Fellowship |
Rules | Nomination Form Established in 2003 to assist a postdoctoral scientist or engineer in the research of the field of industrial electrochemistry. Presented: April 1 of every year Contents: $25,000 scholarship for one year, twice renewable based on successful research progress as judged by the Award’s committee Lecture: none required Call for nominations: August Nomination deadline: January 1 Past Oronzio de Nora Award recipients
Norman Hackerman Young Author Awards |
Rules Established in 1928 for the two best papers published in the Journal of The Electrochemical Society; one for topic in the field of electrochemical science and technology; and the other for solid-state science and technology. (This award incorporates the Turner Book Prize; list of past recipients.) Presented: annually at the fall meeting Contents: scroll, prize of $1,500 per paper (divided equally among eligible authors), and travel assistance up to $1,000 per paper to enable winner(s) to attend the meeting where the award is presented. Lecture: none required Past Young Author Award recipients
Gwendolyn B. Wood Section
Excellence Award |
Rules | Section Handbook Established in 1974 to honor sections whose level of activity serves to strengthen the Society and to encourage and reward good management and operations of Sections. Presented: annually at the fall meeting Contents: scroll Past Gwendolyn Wood Award recipients
ECS Summer Fellowships | Rules Beginning in 1928, these awards have been established over the years to assist students during the summer months in the pursuit of work in the field of interest to The Electrochemical Society.
Awards: 1. Edward G. Weston (1928), 2. Colin Garfield Fink (1961), 3. Joseph W. Richards (1959), 4. F. M. Becket (1956) Presented: annually, but are not given at a meeting Contents: amount decided by Board of Directors to be divided among recipients (currently $4,000 for each award) Lecture: none required Call for nominations: August of every year. Nomination deadline: January 1
Past Summer Fellowship Recipients
General ECS Student Poster Session Awards | Rules Established in 1993 to acknowledge the quality and thoroughness of the candidate's work, originality and independence of the candidate's contributions, significance and timeliness of research results and depth of understanding of the research topic and its relationship to the fields of interest to ECS. Awards: one in electrochemical science and technology and one in solid-state science and technology Presented: annually at both the spring and fall meetings Contents: scroll and check for $250 Lecture: only the presentation of a poster is required Call for nominations: Call for Papers Past Poster Session Award recipients
Masayuki Dokiya Symposium Fund Grants | Rules Established in 2004 for assisting young attendees for travel to symposia of interest to the late Masayuki Dokiya. Presented: biannual meetings through 2013 Contents: travel assistance up to $600.00 Lecture: none required Call for nominations: six months prior to the meeting’s advanced registration deadline Nomination deadline: two months prior to meeting’s advanced registration deadline
Leadership Circle Awards | Rules Established in 2002 for loyal support of ECS as demonstrated through the Corporate Membership Program. Presented: Upon payment of corporate membership dues on the year an organization reaches a milestone year. Contents: Wall plaque and Society recognition (website, Interface, facility presentation by ECS President for Diamond Level) Past Leadership Circle Award recipients
