Mark Mills Award

The Mark Mills Award is presented to the student author who submits the best original technical paper contributing to the advancement of science and engineering related to the atomic nucleus. The award consists of an engraved plaque and a monetary award of $500 and is presented at the ANS Winter Conference. The award is for original work of publishable quality by a graduate student and may be given for work completed between four and sixteen months prior to the award. Papers already published or submitted for publication are eligible if nominated by the student's faculty advisor.

Engraved plaque and a $500 monetary award; presentation at the ANS Winter Conference.

The student must have been registered in a graduate degree program in a recognized institution of higher learning for one year prior to the award. The faculty advisor must nominate the student and certify eligibility; the work must have been completed between four and sixteen months prior to the award.

Nominations must be submitted by the student's faculty advisor using the required nomination form and supporting data.