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It is time to nominate young researchers from developing countries for the 2015 ICTP Prize.
The prize recognizes outstanding and original contributions to physics by researchers under 40 and includes a sculpture, a certificate, and a cash prize. Past winners include Ashoke Sen (1989), the Indian theoretical physicist who was awarded the 2012 Fundamental Physics Prize, and ICTP Director Fernando Quevedo (1998).
The deadline for nominations is 30 September 2015. Completed nominations--which must include a signed and dated cover letter--can be submitted in one of the following ways:
The complete list of past winners and their award citations are available on the ICTP Prize web page.