Radiation Science and Technology Award

The Radiation Science and Technology Award recognizes meritorious research or basic development demonstrating a significant industrial application of radiation sciences and engineering. The award is presented to an individual whose published work has been practically established and represents an outstanding creative application of radiation science and engineering principles. The award consists of a plaque and a monetary award of $2,000 and is presented at the ANS Winter Conference. Nominees need not be ANS members; any ANS member may submit a nomination.

Plaque; $2,000 monetary award; presentation at the ANS Winter Conference.

Nominees need not be ANS members. The work must have been fully published in an established scientific journal and be practically established; nominations are submitted by ANS members.

Submit a completed nomination form with a nominator letter, ~1,000-word narrative summary, list of publications or supporting evidence, brief chronological resume, and optional letters of support (up to five).