Call for 2023 Nominations
The Varian Young Investigator Award at ENC is intended to recognize a single investigator, for his/her achievements in any area of magnetic resonance. The award is to be granted to people in the first 12 years after their Ph.D. This is a general guideline and exceptions will be considered. The Varian Young Investigator Award will be presented at the ENC in odd-numbered years. Nomination deadline is January 13, 2023 (extended to match the oral abstract deadline for 2023)
How to Nominate & Nomination Process:
Self-nominations will not be accepted, but nominations by the selection committee (SC) members are welcomed. No previous winner of a Varian themed award will be considered.
Nominations to include the following elements:
- Name of nominee, with nominee's affiliation, phone, and e-mail
- CV of the nominee
- Name of nominator, address, phone, and e-mail
- A brief (no more than 200 words) description of the work that forms the basis of the nomination
- A list of up to five relevant publications.
Submit nominations by January 13, 2023 by email to enc@enc-conference.org.
Decisions of the SC will be by a majority of those voting, with the Chair having a casting vote in the event of a tie.
Past Recipients of the Varian Young Investigator Award at ENC
2019, Awarded at the 60th ENC, Asilomar Conference Center
Alexander Barnes, ETH Zurich
Experimental Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Conference
To honor the physicist, inventor and entrepreneur, Euromar and ICMRBS set up the Russell Varian Prize. A group of anonymous donors have revived this award as the Varian Young Investigator Award and it is now presented biennially at the ENC in odd-numbered years. The recipient receives a prize of $5,000.
