Otto-Klung-Weberbank Prize
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The Otto-Klung-Weberbank Prize is an annual German science award for young scientists in Germany.
The prize is awarded annually, alternating between Chemistry and Physics. From 1973 to 2000, it was known as the Otto-Klung Prize, taking the current name when Weberbank began sponsoring the prize in 2001. The prize fund is one of the largest in Germany.
The 2001 prize was originally awarded to Jan Hendrik Schön, then working at Bell Labs. He was stripped of the prize after his work was found to have been fraudulent.
[edit] Recipients
- 1979 Theodor W. Hänsch
- 1980 Helmut Schwarz
- 1981 Gerhard Mack
- 1982 Wolfgang A. Herrmann
- 1983 Gerd K. Binnig
- 1984 Martin Quack
- 1985 Horst Ludwig Störmer
- 1986 Hartmut Michel
- 1987 Johann Georg Bednorz
- 1988 Gerhard Bringmann
- 1989 Gisela Schütz
- 1990 Klaus Rademann
- 1991 Hermann Nicolai
- 1992 Stefan Jentsch
- 1993 Karl Dieter Weiss
- 1994 Wolfgang Schnick
- 1995 Thomas Elsässer
- 1996 Carsten Bolm
- 1997 Stephan Schiller
- 1998 Michael Famulok
- 1999 Roland Ketzmerick
- 2000 Matthias Driess
- 2001 prize withdrawn
- 2002 Tom Tuschl
- 2003 Joachim P. Spatz
- 2004 Peter H. Seeberger
- 2005 Markus Greiner
- 2006 Ingo Krossing
- 2007 Aniket Gaur
- 2008 Arun Kumar Rastogi
- 2009 Arvind kumar rastogi
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