prize

Regulations Preamble

• The European Physical Society will award an "Experimental Physics Control Systems Prize" through its Experimental Physics Control Systems Board (EPCS).
• The prize will be called "Experimental Physics Control Systems Prize of the European Physical Society", in short "EPS - EPCS Prize".
• The prize will normally be awarded every two years, at the biennial International Conference on Accelerator and Large Experimental Physics Control Systems (ICALEPCS) which are co-organized by the EPCS. The EPCS Board may however decide on another time interval.

Regulations

1. The prize will be awarded to one or more young scientists who made outstanding contributions in the field of Experimental Physics Control Systems.
2. The prize will be awarded without restrictions on nationality, race or religion.
3. The prize will consist of a financial contribution and a certificate.
4. Only works that are original and that have printed versions can be considered in the proposals for candidates to the prize.
5. Persons who have deceased since the work was performed cannot be nominated for the prize.
6. The selection will be handled by the EPCS Board.
7. The EPCS Board will request nominations of candidates for the prize from the Official Contact Persons who represent the EPCS Member Organizations world-wide.
8. Only persons invited by the EPCS Board are competent to nominate candidates for the award of the prize.
9. Personal applications for the award are not permitted.
10. The Board may call upon the advise of experts within the EPS interdivisional group EPCS.
11. The final recommendation of the EPCS Board is submitted for ratification to the EPS Executive Committee, with a short description of the motives.