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Housing: Oct. 20, 2006 |
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DIVISION AWARDS
The Surface
Science Student Award was initiated in 1981. Morton M. Traum, then chair of
the Surface Science Division, was the prime motivator in establishing the
award. After Mort’s untimely death on 1 December 1982, the Executive
Committee of the Surface Science Division renamed the award in his memory.
The Morton M. Traum Surface Science Division Student Award is presented
annually for the best student paper based on work leading to a Ph.D thesis.
The papers are judged on technical content and quality of presentation. Past winners:
John Coburn and Harold Winters Student Award in Plasma Science and Technology
The Plasma Science and
Technology Division has established the John Coburn and Harold Winters
Student Award. John Coburn and Harold Winters have made pioneering
contributions to the field of plasma processing and plasma surface
interactions. Their work has provided the inspiration for countless students
to enter the field. Coburn and Winters have enhanced the graduate
experiences of students by both example and by tutorship. In recognition of
their work, the Coburn and Winters Student Award will be conferred on the
student whose oral presentation of his/her paper at the Annual Symposium is
judged most outstanding by a panel selected from the Executive Committee of
the PSTD. The student winner will receive a prize of $1,000.
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