Albert Einstein World Award of Science
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Eligibility
Nominees for the “Albert Einstein” World Award of Science should be eminent scientists whose achievements can serve as an inspiration for future generations. Considerations will be given to individuals or institutions in one of the Life Sciences, such as Neuroscience, Earth Science, Biology, Biochemistry, or Chemistry; or in one of the Natural Sciences such as Physics, Mathematics or Astronomy. The prize is awarded every year.
In addition to considering the candidate’s breakthrough achievements, the jury will also take into account the service which each has made to mankind and his/her qualities as a role model who inspires future generations to contribute to a better world.
Self-nominations are not accepted. Renomination of previous nominees is possible and encouraged.
Summary
The Albert Einstein World Award of Science was created as a means of recognition and encouragement for scientific and technological research and development. It takes into special consideration research which has brought true benefit and wellbeing to mankind.
The winner of the award is elected by the Interdisciplinary Committee, which is composed of world renowned scientists, among them several Nobel laureates.
The prize consists of a diploma, a commemorative medal and an Award Cheque.
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Please use our Online Nomination Form to fill in the data and upload the required attachments. Please provide all information requested on the form.
After doing so, please send a separate e-mail to nominations(at)consejoculturalmundial.org confirming that you have submitted a nomination through the website.
Otherwise you can fill in the information as per the below form and send the nomination by email.
A printable PDF of the nomination form can be downloaded here.
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Medicine
Neuroscience
Earth Science
Biology
Biochemistry
Chemistry
Physics
Mathematics
Astronomy
Albert Einstein World Award of Science