Ted Quinn Early Career Award

The Ted Quinn Early Career Award recognizes an individual for outstanding early-career contributions to nuclear instrumentation and control or human‑machine interface technologies. The award consists of a plaque and a monetary award of $500 and is presented annually at the ANS NPIC‑HMIT Topical Meeting or at the ANS Annual Conference in years NPIC‑HMIT is not held. The award was established by the ANS Human Factors, Instrumentation & Control Division (HFICD) and is funded by a contribution from Mr. Ted Quinn.

Plaque and $500 monetary award.

Nominees must be not older than 40 years of age at the time of nomination, must have made a demonstrable contribution to nuclear instrumentation and controls or human factors, and must have been a registered HFICD member in good standing for at least the previous three years. Nominations must include a completed nomination form, a nominator letter, a ~1,000 word narrative, a resume, publication list (if applicable), and supporting letters (recommended, up to five).

Submit a completed nomination form with a nominator letter, ~1,000 word narrative, resume, publication list if applicable, and up to five supporting letters via the ANS nomination portal.