EPS announces the winners of the EPS Early Career Prize
The European Physical Society is pleased to announce that the 2017 EPS Early Career Prizes have been awarded to:
- Joseph A. M. Paddison, for his extraordinary work to achieve understanding of the microscopic nature of complex magnetic states.
and to
- Samuel D. Stranks, for his seminal contributions to optical and electronic properties of hybrid perovskites, for their use in high-performance, low-cost photovoltaics and broader optoelectronic applications.
EPS Early Career Prizes recognise talented researchers who have made substantial contributions to the development or reputation of physics in Europe. “Early Career” is defined as those individuals in the first 12 years of their career in physics following their first degree or equivalent, with allowance for any career breaks.
