Erwin
Marx Award (established
in 1997)
Description:
To
recognize outstanding technical achievements in pulsed power engineering,
science and technology by an individual over an extended period of time.
Prize:
$2,000
and Plaque
Funding:
Funded
by the IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Societyıs International Pulsed Power
Conference
budget.
Eligibility:
Individuals
who have made outstanding technical contributions to pulsed power technology
for at least ten years.
Basis
for Judging: 1.
Importance of technical contributions to pulsed power research or development
over at least a ten year period. (50 points); 2. Importance of technical
contributions made by teams led by the candidate. (20 points); 3. Quality and
significance of publications and patents (20 points); 4. Years of technical
distinction (10 points). The award is in consideration for outstanding
technical accomplishments. The nominee is not required to be a member of the
NPSS or IEEE but, where candidates have otherwise equal qualifications,
preference shall be given to the candidate who is a member of the IEEE.
Presentation:
Biennially,
with presentation in odd numbered years at the IEEE International Pulsed Power
Conference
Awards Banquet.