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The Prize is named after the discoverer of tantalum and will be awarded to the lead author(s) of the published paper or patent that is judged by an independent panel of experts to have made the greatest contribution to understanding the processing, properties or applications of tantalum. It is open to any published paper or patent that is judged to advance knowledge and understanding of tantalum.
To be eligible for consideration the publication must be in English and be made between 24 and 6 months before the award ceremony at a T.I.C. General Assembly. Therefore, to be eligible for the 2024 Prize, a publication must be dated between September 2022 and March 2024.
The T.I.C. is secretariat to the Prize and will create a shortlist of eligible publications for consideration by the independent panel of experts. The panel of experts will vote on the winner.
To submit or recommend a publication for consideration for the 2024 Ekeberg Prize, please contact the T.I.C. office on our Contact us page or any member of the T.I.C. Executive Committee by May 31st 2024. Papers may be submitted by e-mail attachment, or by regular mail.
The 2024 Prize will be awarded at the 65th General Assembly in September 2024, to be held in Tokyo, Japan. For further information please contact the T.I.C. office.
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