Landis Young Member Engineering Achievement Award

The Landis Young Member Engineering Achievement Award recognises young individual members for outstanding engineering achievement in which engineering knowledge has been applied to yield an engineering concept, design, safety improvement, method of analysis or product utilized in nuclear power research, development, or commercial application. The award is restricted to members of the American Nuclear Society who are under 40 years of age at the time of nomination. Recipients receive a plaque and a monetary award and may receive travel compensation to attend the ANS Annual Conference where the award is presented. Nominations may be made with supporting documents including recommendation letters, a narrative summary, resume, and publication list.

Plaque, $2,000 monetary award (or equivalent travel reimbursement), and up to $1,500 travel compensation for attending the award presentation.

Open to members of the American Nuclear Society who are under 40 years of age at the time of nomination; candidates may be early career professionals or students. Nominations must include a completed nomination form and supporting documents such as a nominator letter, a ~1,000-word narrative, a brief resume, selected publications, and letters of support (recommended, limited).

Nominations submitted via the nomination form with a nominator letter, ~1,000-word narrative, brief resume and list of publications, and up to three letters of support (recommended).