Reactor Physics Division Early Career Reactor Physicist Award

The Reactor Physics Division Early Career Reactor Physicist Award recognises early-career members of the ANS Reactor Physics Division who have made significant contributions in reactor physics. It is awarded to a candidate who has produced new and significant technical work, demonstrated by multiple peer-reviewed publications. The award consists of a plaque and a letter signed by the RPD chair, and the division will cover meeting registration for the conference at which the award is presented.

Plaque, letter of recognition signed by the RPD chair, and covered meeting registration for the conference at which the award is presented.

Nominees must be 39 years of age or younger at time of nomination, have been an RPD member in good standing for at least three years, and have published at least four full peer-reviewed papers of high technical quality in reactor physics in which the candidate was lead author. The candidate must demonstrate new and significant technical work in reactor physics.

Nominations via completed nomination form with nominator letter, list of publications, brief CV, and two letters of support (no more than five) emailed to the provided contact or submitted through the nomination portal.