David Turnbull Lectureship
Important Dates
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January 01, 2013
Nomination Period Began
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April 01, 2013
Nomination Deadline
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December 04, 2013
Award Presentation - 2013 MRS Fall Meeting
About the Award
The David Turnbull Lectureship is awarded to recognize the career contribution of a scientist to fundamental understanding of the science of materials through experimental and/or theoretical research. In the spirit of the life work of David Turnbull, writing and lecturing also can be factors in the selection process. The recipient will give a technical lecture of broad appeal at a designated session of the MRS Fall Meeting, and he/she will work with the MRS Bulletin staff in preparing an appropriate article for the Bulletin. In addition, the recipient will receive a travel allowance for speaking engagements throughout the year.
Award Package
The Turnbull Lecturer will receive a $5,000 honorarium and a citation plaque. The registration fee and reasonable travel expenses to the MRS meeting at which the Turnbull Lecture is given will be reimbursed. The David Turnbull Lectureship is intended to support and enrich the materials research community, while honoring the accomplishments of an outstanding researcher and communicator.
Nomination Information
Nominations for the David Turnbull Lectureship will be accepted through April 1. Rules and eligibility, nomination package requirements, and more are available here.
Recipients
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2012
Robert Sinclair,
Stanford University
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2011
Phaedon Avouris,
IBM T. J. Watson Research Center
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2010
David D. Awschalom,
University of California, Santa Barbara
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2009
Edward J. Kramer,
University of California, Santa Barbara
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2008
David N. Seidman,
Northwestern University
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2007
Ramamoorthy Ramesh,
University of California, Berkeley
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2006
Austen Angell,
Arizona State University
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2005
Eugene E. Haller,
University of California, Berkeley
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2004
Frank Bates,
University of Minnesota
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2003
Ellen D. Williams,
University of Maryland/MRSEC
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2002
Robert W. Cahn,
Cambridge University
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2001
James R. Chelikowsky,
University of Minnesota
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2000
Anthony G. Evans,
Princeton University
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1999
Joseph E. Greene,
University of Illinois
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1998
H. Eugene Stanley,
Boston University
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1997
Merton C. Flemings,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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1996
Robert E. Newnham,
Pennsylvania State University
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1995
Didier R. de Fontaine,
University of California, Berkeley
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1994
Arthur S. Nowick,
Columbia University
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1993
Morris Cohen,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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1992
Thomas R. Anthony,
General Electric Company
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