The GDCh Fluorine Chemistry Working Group awards the "Fluorine Chemistry Publication Prize" every two years for an outstanding scientific paper in the field of fluorine chemistry by a chemist working in Germany with a doctorate. The work should already have been published and be no more than two years old at the time of nomination. German scientists working abroad can also be nominated. The prize includes prize money of 1000.00 euros.

The GDCh Fluorine Chemistry Working Group of the German Chemical Society invites applications for the "Fluorine Chemistry Publication Prize" to be awarded in 2026.

The award is intended to recognise outstanding scientific work in the field of fluorine chemistry by a chemist working in Germany with a doctorate. German scientists working abroad can also be nominated. The work should already have been published and be no more than two years old at the time of nomination.

University lecturers or industrial chemists working in relevant fields of research are eligible to nominate. Self-applications are not possible. Internationally appointed experts and the board of the AG Fluorchemie will decide on the selection. The prize includes prize money totalling 1000.00 euros. The prize will be awarded at the 21st German Fluorine Day 2026 (14-16 September, Schmitten im Taunus). The award winner will give a lecture at this event.

The informal electronic application (PDF) must be accompanied by the scientific work, a short justification of the prize worthiness in English, a detailed curriculum vitae and a summary of the scientific publications of the nominee over the last two to three years. Proposals can be sent to the GDCh office, Fluorine Chemistry Working Group, n.buerger@gdch.de, by 30 March 2026 .

The GDCh Fluorine Chemistry Working Group of the German Chemical Society invites applications for the "Fluorine Chemistry Publication Prize" to be awarded in 2025.

The award is intended to recognise outstanding scientific work in the field of fluorine chemistry by a chemist working in Germany with a doctorate. German scientists working abroad can also be nominated. The work should already have been published and be no more than two years old at the time of nomination.

University lecturers or industrial chemists working in relevant fields of research are eligible to nominate. Self-applications are not possible. Internationally appointed experts and the board of the AG Fluorchemie will decide on the selection. The prize includes prize money totalling 1000.00 euros. The award winner is expected to give a lecture at the German Fluorine Day 2026.

The informal electronic application (PDF) must be accompanied by the scientific work, a short justification of the prize worthiness in English, a detailed curriculum vitae and a summary of the scientific publications of the nominee over the last two to three years. Proposals can be sent by 30 March 2025 to the GDCh office, AG Fluorchemie, n.buerger@gdch.de.

The GDCh Working Group Fluorine Chemistry of the German Chemical Society invites applications for the "Fluorine Chemistry Publication Prize" to be awarded in 2023.

The prize will be awarded on the occasion of the GDCh Science Forum on Chemistry, which will take place from 4 to 6 September 2023 in Leipzig. The award winner is expected to give a lecture on this occasion.

The award is intended to recognise outstanding scientific work in the field of fluorine chemistry by a chemist working in Germany with a doctorate. German scientists working abroad can also be nominated. The work should already have been published and be no more than two years old at the time of nomination.

University lecturers or industrial chemists working in relevant fields of research are eligible to nominate. Self-applications are not possible. Internationally appointed experts and the Executive Board of the AG Fluorchemie will decide on the selection. The prize includes prize money in the amount of 1000.00 euros.

The informal electronic application (PDF) must be accompanied by the scientific work, a brief justification of the prize worthiness in English, a detailed curriculum vitae and a summary of the scientific publications of the nominee over the last two to three years. Proposals can be sent to the GDCh office, AG Fluorchemie, n.buerger@gdch.de, by 30 March 2023.

The GDCh Working Group Fluorine Chemistry announces the "Publication Prize Fluorine Chemistry". The prize will be financially supported by BASF in 2021 and will be awarded on the occasion of the GDCh Science Forum Chemistry, which will take place from 29 August to 1 September 2021 - online. The award winner is expected to give a lecture on this occasion.

The award is intended to recognise outstanding scientific work in the field of fluorine chemistry by a chemist working in Germany with a doctorate. German scientists working abroad can also be nominated. The work should already have been published and be no more than two years old at the time of nomination.

University lecturers or industrial chemists working in relevant fields of research are eligible to nominate. Self-applications are not possible. Internationally appointed experts and the board of the AG Fluorchemie will decide on the selection. The prize includes prize money in the amount of 1000.00 euros.

The application, which must be submitted electronically in PDF format, must include the scientific work, a short justification of the prize worthiness in English, a detailed curriculum vitae and a summary of the scientific publications of the nominee over the last two to three years. Proposals can be sent by 30 March 2021 to the GDCh office, AG Fluorchemie, n.buerger@gdch.de.

*Status at the time of the award

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