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* 2007 [[Victor Malka]] (Laboratoire d’Optique Appliquée, Palaiseau) ''for groundbreaking work on laser-plasma accelerators''. [[Michael Harrison (Physiker)|Michael Harrison]] und [[Satoshi Ozaki]] (Brookhaven National Laboratory) ''for leadership in the successful design and construction of the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider'' (RHIC). | * 2007 [[Victor Malka]] (Laboratoire d’Optique Appliquée, Palaiseau) ''for groundbreaking work on laser-plasma accelerators''. [[Michael Harrison (Physiker)|Michael Harrison]] und [[Satoshi Ozaki]] (Brookhaven National Laboratory) ''for leadership in the successful design and construction of the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider'' (RHIC). | ||
* 2009 [[Chandrasekhar Joshi]] (UCLA), ''for his pioneering role, scientific contributions and leadership in the development of laser and particle driven plasma accelerators''. [[Kiyomi Seiya]] (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory) ''for developing and successfully implementing slip stacking of proton batches injected into the Fermilab Main Injector'' | * 2009 [[Chandrasekhar Joshi]] (UCLA), ''for his pioneering role, scientific contributions and leadership in the development of laser and particle driven plasma accelerators''. [[Kiyomi Seiya]] (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory) ''for developing and successfully implementing slip stacking of proton batches injected into the Fermilab Main Injector'' | ||
* 2011 [[Alper A. Garren]] (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) ''for Seminal Contributions to Beam Physics and Lattice Design''. [[Patric Muggli]] (University of Southern California) ''for Seminal Contributions to Beam Physics and Beam-Plasma Interactions''. | * 2011 [[Alper A. Garren]] (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) ''for Seminal Contributions to Beam Physics and Lattice Design''. [[Patric Muggli]] (University of Southern California) ''for Seminal Contributions to Beam Physics and Beam-Plasma Interactions''. | ||
* 2012 [[Hasan Padamsee]] (Cornell University) ''for contributions to the science and technology of RF superconductivity'', [[Vitaly Yakimenko]] (Brookhaven National Laboratory) ''for contributions to high-brightness electron beams and to their application to advanced accelerators and light sources''. | * 2012 [[Hasan Padamsee]] (Cornell University) ''for contributions to the science and technology of RF superconductivity'', [[Vitaly Yakimenko]] (Brookhaven National Laboratory) ''for contributions to high-brightness electron beams and to their application to advanced accelerators and light sources''. | ||
* 2013 [[Alexander J. Dragt]] (University of Maryland, College Park) ''for substantial contributions to the analysis of non-linear phenomena in accelerator beam optics by introducing and developing map-based approach'', [[Mark Hogan]] (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center) ''for leadership and scientific contributions in forging an unprecedented partnership between plasma-based and conventional particle accelerator science and technology''. | * 2013 [[Alexander J. Dragt]] (University of Maryland, College Park) ''for substantial contributions to the analysis of non-linear phenomena in accelerator beam optics by introducing and developing map-based approach'', [[Mark Hogan]] (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center) ''for leadership and scientific contributions in forging an unprecedented partnership between plasma-based and conventional particle accelerator science and technology''. | ||
* 2015 [[Sergey Belomestnykh]] (Brookhaven National Laboratory) ''for achievements in the science and technology of RF and SRF for particle accelerators'', [[Ivan Bazarov]] (Cornell University) ''for contributions to science and technology of energy recovery linacs and high-brightness photoinjectors''. | * 2015 [[Sergey Belomestnykh]] (Brookhaven National Laboratory) ''for achievements in the science and technology of RF and SRF for particle accelerators'', [[Ivan Bazarov]] (Cornell University) ''for contributions to science and technology of energy recovery linacs and high-brightness photoinjectors''. | ||
* 2016 [[Wim Leemans]] (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) ''for pioneering development of laser-plasma accelerators'', [[Anna Grassellino]] (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory) ''for pioneering nitrogen-doping of superconducting RF cavities''. | * 2016 [[Wim Leemans]] (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) ''for pioneering development of laser-plasma accelerators'', [[Anna Grassellino]] (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory) ''for pioneering nitrogen-doping of superconducting RF cavities''. | ||
* 2018 [[Herman Grunder]] (Jefferson Lab, Argonne National Laboratory) ''for far reaching contributions to accelerator science and technology'', [[Sandra Biedron]] (University of New Mexico) ''for broad impact in accelerator science and technology''. | |||
* 2019 [[John R. Cary]] (University of Colorado, Tech-X Corporation) ''for exceptional contributions to accelerator and beam physics,'' [[Paolo Craievich]] (Paul Scherrer Institute) ''for exceptional contributions to accelerator science and technology.'' | |||
* 2021 [[Xijie Wang]] (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory) ''for contributions to the development of high brightness, ultrafast electron beams and their applications to free-electron lasers and ultrafast electron diffraction'', [[Nathan Moody]] (Los Alamos National Laboratory) ''for deep and broad contributions to accelerator science and technology, especially multi-disciplinary photocathode science''. | |||
* 2022 [[Jean Delayen]] (Old Dominion University) ''for his extensive and pioneering contributions to the science and technology of superconducting rf accelerators, particularly crab cavities, and for his leadership in developing the Center for Accelerator Science at Old Dominion University for educating a new generation of accelerator scientists'', [[Alexander Romanenko]] (Fermilab) ''for outstanding contributions to science and technology of radio frequency superconductivity for particle accelerators.'' | |||
== Weblinks == | == Weblinks == |
Der IEEE Particle Accelerator Science and Technology Award ist ein Preis des IEEE (Abteilung Kern- und Plasmaphysik) für Teilchenbeschleuniger-Physik und -Technologie. Es werden alle zwei Jahre zwei Preise vergeben, davon ein Nachwuchspreis. Zuletzt erfolgte die Vergabe alle ein bis zwei Jahre.
Er gilt als einer der bedeutendsten Preise auf dem Gebiet der Beschleunigerphysik neben dem Robert R. Wilson Prize der American Physical Society, den EPS Accelerator Group Prizes der European Physical Society und dem USPAS Prize for Achievement in Accelerator Physics and Technology.[1]