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Home   |   Programs   |   Prizes, Awards and Fellowships   |   Awards, Medals & Lectureships   |   Award for Excellence in Plasma Physics Research (last awarded in 2006)

Award for Excellence in Plasma Physics Research (last awarded in 2006)


As of 2007, this award has been renamed to John Dawson Award for Excellence in Plasma Physics Research.

Rules & Eligibility


Nomination & Selection Process

Serving a diverse and inclusive community of physicists worldwide is a primary goal for APS. Nominations of qualified women, members of underrepresented minority groups, and scientists from outside the United States are especially encouraged.


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2012 John Dawson Award for Excellence in Plasma Physics Research Recipient(s):
Debra Ann Callahan
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Edward Williams
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
George Kyrala
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Laurent Divol
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Nathan Meezan
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Pierre Michel
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Robert Kirkwood
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
 
Past Recipients:
2011: Daniel Silveira
Dirk Van der Werf
Francis Robicheaux
Jeffrey Hangst
Joel Fajans
Jonathan Wurtele
Makoto Fujiwara
Michael Charlton
Niels Madsen
Paul Bowe
William Bertsche
2010: Cameron Geddes
Carl Schroeder
Csaba Toth
Eric Esarey
Simon Hooker
Wim Leemans
2009: Yitzhak Maron
2008: Michael C. Zarsnorff
Stewart C. Prager
2007: Andrea M. Garofalo
Edward J. Strait
Gerald A. Navratil
Michio Okabayashi
2006: Kazuo Tanaka
Max Tabak
Peter Norreys
Ryosuke Kodama
Scott Wilks
2005: Howard M. Milchberg
2004: (Frank) Chio Zong Cheng
Edward J. Strait
King-Lap Wong
Liu Chen
William Walter Heidbrink
2003: Siegfried Glenzer
2002: Hantao Ji
Masaaki Yamada
Scott Hsu
Troy Carter
2001: Edmund J. Synakowski
Edward Doyle
Keith H. Burrell
Richard Joseph Groebner
2000: Daniel H.E. Dubin
John J. Bollinger
1999: Raymond John Fonck
1998: Gilbert Wilson Collins
Luiz B. Da Silva
Peter Martin Celliers
Robert C. Cauble
1997: Fred Michael Levinton
1996: Chandrashekhar Joshi
Christopher E. Clayton
1995: Bruce Allen Remington
Charles Peter Verdon
David Herbert Munro
James Philip Knauer
Joseph D. Kilkenny
Russell John Wallace
S. Gail Glendinning
Stephen Vance Weber
Steven W. Haan
1994: Tony S. Taylor, Edward J. Strait, Ronald Stambaugh, Lang Li Lao
1993: Yoshiaki Kato, Kunioki Mima, Robert H. Lehmberg, Stephen Obenschain, Stanley Skupsky, John M. Soures
1992: Nathaniel J. Fisch
1991: Charles F. Driscoll, John H. Malmberg, Thomas M. O'Neil
1990: Mordecai D. Rosen, Dennis L. Matthews, Peter L. Hagelstein, E. Michael Campbell, Szymon Suckewer
1989: Donald A. Gurnett
1988: Robert J. Goldston, Richard J. Hawrylu, James D. Strachan
1987: Fritz Wagner
1986: John Bryan Taylor
1985: Alfred Y. F. Wong
1984: Takashi Maekawa, Shigetoshi Tanaka, Yasushi Terumichi, Stanley C. Luckhardt, Miklos Porkoolab, Jack J. Schuss, Stefano Bernabei, William M. Hook, Forrest C. Jobes, Robert W. Motley, James E. Stevens, Schweikhard von Goeler
1983: Bruno Coppi, Robert Taylor, Ronald R. Parker, Leonardo Pieroni, Bruce Montgomery
 
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