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Statistical and Nonlinear Physics Prizes

The SNPD is a Division of the EPS that represents and provides a forum for scientists interested in statistical and nonlinear physics, complex systems and interdisciplinary applications. Two prizes are awarded by the SNPD bi-annually.

For outstanding research contributions in the area of statistical physics, nonlinear physics, complex systems and complex networks.


Overview

  • The prize was created in 2017 and is awarded every 2 years.
  • The prize can be shared by up to 2 persons.


Eligibility

  • The prize winner will have made ground-breaking and agenda setting contributions for the development of this field.

  • Self-nominations will not be considered.
  • Prize winners can have any nationality.

For an early career scientist who has made outstanding research contributions to an area of statistical physics, nonlinear physics, complex systems, or complex networks, as evidenced by a top quality and highly cited paper in an international journal.

Overview

  • The prize was created in 2017 and is awarded every 2 years.
  • The prize can be shared by up to 2 persons.

 

Eligibility

  • An early career scientist, defined as having obtained his/her PhD less than 6 years ago at the time of nomination.
  • Self-nominations will not be considered.
  • Prize winners can have any nationality.

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