Mishima Award

The Mishima Award recognizes outstanding contributions of an individual in research and development on nuclear fuel and materials. The award consists of a plaque and a $1,000 monetary award (or, alternatively, travel reimbursement up to that amount). It is normally conferred during the American Nuclear Society Annual Conference and is made no more frequently than once per year.

Plaque and $1,000 monetary award (or travel reimbursement up to that amount).

Nominees may be from any nation and must not be deceased at the time the awardee is selected. The nominee need not be an ANS member.

Nominations require a completed nomination form plus a nominator letter, a narrative summary (up to 500 words), a brief chronological resume and list of publications/patents (up to two pages), and optional letters of support (up to five).