Definition
The Smoluchowski Award, named after the physicist Marian Smoluchowski (1872-1917), is intended to recognize significant research contribution to aerosol science.
The award shall be given to a young researcher (as a rule under 40 years of age) who has achieved and published new results in aerosol science in the preceding 3 years. It may be shared by two individuals judged to be equally meritorious.
The award is conferred by the Gesellschaft für Aerosolforschung (GAeF) during the annual European Aerosol Conference.Winners of the Smoluchowski Award
2006 J.-P. Borra 2005 L. Mädler 2004 C. O`Dowd 2003 I. G. Loscertales 2002 Da-Ren Chen 2001 A.P. Weber + D.A. Edwards 2000 E. Kruis 1999 I. J. Ford 1998 K. A. Prather + A. M. Ganan-Calvo 1997 M. Kulmala 1996 S. Grinshpun 1995 S. E. Pratsinis + M. Shapiro 1994 H. Burtscher + W. Möller 1993 W. W. Szymanski 1992 D. Y. H. Pui + A. V. Filippov 1991 R. Niessner 1990 R. C. Flagan 1989 L. Gradon 1988 A. Schmidt-Ott 1987 H. Bunz 1986 P. E. Wagner
J-P Borra, Professor R. Niessner (President of European Aerosol Association EAA)
