European Latsis Prize

The European Latsis Prize (European Latsis Prize ) of the European Science Foundation ( European Science Foundation, ESF ) is an award every year since 1999 Science Award. The prize is worth 100,000 Swiss francs and is sponsored by the International Latsis Foundation. He will be awarded each year in a different area of ​​science.

Award winners

  • 2012: Mathematics: Uffe Haagerup, Denmark
  • 2011: Demography: James Vaupel, Germany
  • 2010: Biodiversity: Ilkka Hanski, Finland
  • 2008: Astrophysics: Simon White, Germany / United Kingdom
  • 2007: Medical Imaging: Willi Kalender, Germany
  • 2006: Immigration and Social Cohesion in Modern Societies: Rainer Bauböck, Austria
  • 2005: Nano - Engineering: Donal Bradley, United Kingdom
  • 2004: Bioinformatics: Amos Bairoch, Switzerland
  • 2003: Archaeology: Colin Renfrew, United Kingdom
  • 2002: Cognitive Sciences: Annette Karmiloff -Smith, UK
  • 2001: Climate Research: André Berger, Belgium
  • 2000: Molecular Structure: Kenneth Holmes, Germany / United Kingdom
  • 1999: Research and / or Innovation in Education: Jürgen Baumert, Germany
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