BASSANI Giuseppe-Franco

for his fundamental contributions to the theory of the electronic states of solids and to the explanations of their optical properties.

BEEBY John

For his contributions to theoretical condensed matter physics and his support to the physics community, including ardent support of individual membership of the EPS

BRADSHAW, Alexander

for his outstanding research in surface science, molecular spectroscopy and instrumentation development as well as for his engagement to the community, where as holder of many honorary offices he has promoted programmes for the public understanding of physics, advanced open-access publishing, prompted the discussion of future energy supplies and advised national and international science programmes.

COHEN TANNOUDJI Claude

for ground-breaking, broad ranging scientific contributions to atomic physics and quantum optics and for the dissemination of scientific knowledge through books and lectures.

DELGADO-BARRIO Gerardo

For his achievements in Atomic, Molecular and Cluster Physics and for his contribution in the development of Physics in Spain, Europe and Latinoamerica.

DEVREESE  Jozef T.

For most outstanding contributions, sustained over a long time and with remarkable vision, to the modern Condensed Matter Theory and for his inspiring and innovative service to the European Physics community

DUCLOY Martial

for his excellent contributions to non-linear physics and laser spectroscopy and his outstanding contributions to the public understanding of physics through initiating and promoting the World Year of Physics 2005.

ENDERBY John

For services to European Science and particularly to European Physics Publications.

FRENCH Paul

For pioneering achievements in femtosecond source development and applications in biophotonics, and for contributions to the European Physical Society.

GEHRING Gillian

For services to European Science and to the European Physical Society

GIANTURCO  Franco A.

For his ground-breaking, broad-ranging contributions to Atomic, Molecular and Electron Physics, in particular for his theoretical contributions to electron and positron collisions with molecules

GYULAI  Jozsef

For his enthusiastic and very influential services in establishing closer contacts between physicists and his outreach activities who helped keeping high the interest of the hungarian public in physical research

HANSEN  Jean-Pierre

For being the driving force behind the initiation of the extremely successful Liquid Matter conferences of the EPS

HUBER Günter

For his pioneering research of the growth, characterization and use of new solid-state laser-active materials, in particular transition-metal and rare-earth ion doped crystals.

HÜBNER  Kurt

For his excellent leadership in the field of accelerator physics and technology, his moral and intellectual integrity, his scientific merits, and his constant engagement in favour of European Physics

JEROME Denis

for remarkable achievements in solid state physics, including superconductivity in organic materials and for his contributions to the European Physical Society as editor in chief of Europhysics Letters.

KEIL Eberhard

for his seminal contributions to numerous topics in accelerator physics and contributions to the design and performance of major accelerators.

KRUPA  Dalibor

For his achievements in physics research, his creating the Slovak Physical Society, his outreach activities and his personal contribution to the EPS

LAMBROPOULOS  Peter

For his ground-breaking, broad-ranging contributions to Atomic Physics, Nonlinear ptics, and Quantum Optics, in particular for his theoretical contributions to multiphoton interactions with atoms

LEWIS  John

For his substantial contributions to physics education and your service tot the physics community, particularly as EPS Treasurer from 1994 to 1999, when he put the EPS on a secure footing and oversaw the move to Mulhouse

LUGIATO Luigi A.

For pioneering theoretical contributions to the fields of Quantum and Non-linear Optics

MEYER-TER-VEHN Jürgen

for his outstanding contributions to plasma physics in fields of inertial confinement and laser-matter interaction and for his contributions to the European Physical Society.

List of EPS fellows

MYERS Steve

For his combining both outstanding scientific achievements and a dedicated service to the European Scientific Community.

MORRISON  George C.

For his contributions to the work of the EPS Council and his significant contributions to EPS publications and communication policy

NAGY Dénes L.

For his lifelong service to the community of Hungarian physicists, contributions to the European integration in fundamental and applied research and his remarkable scientific achievements in nuclear solid state physics.

VON OERTZEN Wolfram

for his outstanding contributions to the understanding of nuclear structure and nuclear reaction mechanisms, in particular through the concept of molecular orbitals of valence nucleons mediating the covalent binding of clusters within a nucleus.

PICK  Robert

For the development and direction of EPS policies on conferences and on support for young physicists

RICCI Renato

For his contributions to nuclear spectroscopy and to increasing the European collaboration in Physics

RUDZIKAS Zenonas R.

"Physics gives us not only the knowledge about the structure and the properties of the universe, but also the way of thinking. That is why it must be studied not only by those interested in physics and its applications, but also by people realizing their capabilities in the other domains of human activities. Laws of nature are more universal than it was thought before."

SCHÄFFER  Maria-Magdalena

"Maria-Magdalena Schäffer contributed successfully to an encounter between young people and the public with physics. With her idea for ‘Physics Enlightens the World’ and with her popular scientific initiatives she made major contributions to the ‘World Year of Physics 2005’. Awarding Maria-Magdalena Schäffer the title ‘EPS Fellow’ means appreciating the work of a committed physicist who is making contributions to the successful development of physics in the educational sector and in her environmnent of teaching at high schools"

DI SILVESTRI Sandro

for his outstanding contributions to the field of ultrafast optical phenomena from the development of few optical cycle pulses to the generation of attosecond pulses in addition to his service to the international optics community and the Quantum Electronics and Optics Division of the European Physical Society.

SZYMCZAK Henryk

for his contributions to solid state physics, his service to the physics community and his support for gifted and talented school children.

TAZZARI  Sergio

For his outstanding contributions to the development of Accelerator physics in Europe

THORNE Anne Patricia

For her important contributions to atomic and molecular spectroscopy and to the EPS through dedicated service in the European Group for Atomic Spectroscopy

ZICHICHI Antonino

For his very important contributions to nuclear and subnuclear physics and to highly increasing the European and World collaboration in Physics

ZYLICZ  Jan

For his work as a co-founder of Polish nuclear spectroscopy research teams, for his long time successful scientific research, his contribution to Polish nuclear physicists international collaborations, and his inspiring teaching activities.