In search of outstanding glass researchers
The Otto Schott Research Award, bestowed for the first time in 1991, honours outstanding scientific achievements in the field of international glass research every two years. The award is valued at €25,000 and aimed at renowned researchers.
Candidates who can provide references of their outstanding scientific achievements in fundamental research and/or technology development in the areas of glass and related advanced materials, components and systems in the fields of optics and electronics, solar power, health and living are once again welcome to apply for the Otto Schott Research Award 2014.
The deadline for submitting applications to the Donors’ Association for the Promotion of Humanities and Sciences in Germany, either by traditional mail or email, is on 31 July 2013. Detailed information on how to apply, the award itself and previous award winners can be found at www.otto-schott-research-award.de.
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