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February 7th, 2011
RDS to announce award for nanotech
Abstract:
The Prize Lecture for Nanoscience award will be announced today during Nanoweek by the RDS, which has organised it in partnership with Intel Ireland with the support of The Irish Times.
The prize will be awarded annually, alternating between a scientist based in Ireland and an Irish scientist based abroad. The 2011 award will be presented to a scientist based in Ireland.
Those eligible are scientists working in nanoscience and related fields such as advanced materials, electronics and biology. The winner will receive an RDS bronze medal and will be expected to give a public lecture.
Source:
irishtimes.com
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