CALPHAD
Awards
Annual Best
Paper and Best Poster Awards
Larry
Kaufman Scholarship for Graduate Students
Y. Austin Chang-Pandat Scholarship for Graduate Students
FactSage Best Student Poster Award
The paper for
the Best Paper Award will be voted for by the CALPHAD Advisory and Editorial
Board members. The Best Paper Award consists of $1000 from CALPHAD and a
plaque.
The poster for
the Best Poster Awards will be voted during CALPHAD conferences by a jury
consisting of the organizing committee chair and vice-chair and participating
members of the CALPHAD Editorial Board. Each Best Poster Award consists of $500
from CALPHAD and a certificate. From 2018, the Best Poster
Awards are sponsored by FactSage.
List of
Recipients
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Year |
Best
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Best
Poster |
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2006 |
R. Bernst, G. Inden, and A. Schneider: Carburization of
Fe-X (X=Si, Mo, V) Diffusion Couplesh |
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2007 |
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2009 |
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2010 |
Hyun-Kyu Kim, Won-Seok Ko and Byeong-Joo Lee: Atomistic
modeling for NaCl-type MC carbides in steels |
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2011 |
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2012 |
Me19: Ikuo
Ohnuma, Shota Shimenouchi, Toshihiro Omori, Kiyohito Ishida, Ryosuke Kainuma:
Experimental and Thermodynamic Investigations of Coherent and Incoherent
Phase Equilibria of bcc Miscibility Gap in the Fe-Al System |
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2014 |
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2015 |
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2016 |
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2017 |
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2018 |
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In celebration of the 150th birthday of Josiah Willard Gibbs, who was born in 1839, the Gibbs Triangle Award was established in 1989. It will be awarded once every third to fifth year for outstanding contributions to studies of ternary and higher-order phase diagrams, their thermodynamic background and principles of construction as well as methods of calculation and assessment work. The name of the award has been taken from Gibbs composition triangle, commonly used in representing ternary phase diagrams. The recipient will be chosen by the associate editors of the CALPHAD journal together with prior recipients. The award is in the form of a musical triangle.
List of
recipients
1.
Larry Kaufman (1989, CALPHAD 13, 1989, 336), in recognition of
his unique, pioneering contributions. The fact that the thermodynamic
CALculation of PHAse Diagrams is today accepted as an important scientific
activity is largely due to his forsight and energy. His introduction of
the “lattice stability” concept has been instrumental in enabling
thermodynamic assessments of phase diagrams to be extended to ternary and
higher order systems, and he has been particularly active in assessing ternary
metallic and ceramic systems of industrial importance.
2. Taji
Nishizawa (1994, CALPHAD 18, 1994, 368), in recognition of his
contributions to the understanding of ternary phase diagrams, in particular the
magnetic effects which he has studied by means of a unique combination of
experimental and computational techniques.
3.
Arthur Pelton (1999)
4. Mats
Hillert (2000)
5. Bo
Sundman (2002)
6.
Gunnar Eriksson (2007), in recognition of his invaluable contribution to the
study and calculation of phase diagrams and to computational thermodynamics
through the development of internationally acclaimed software.
7. Hans
Leo Lukas (2008), in recognition of his outstanding seminal contribution to the
development of thermodynamic software allowing to take into account various
kinds of information improving the consistency of the Gibbs energy modeling,
and for the development of thermodynamic descriptions for numerous binary,
ternary and higher order systems.
Larry Kaufman Scholarship supports current students to
attend CALPHAD conferences, provided by CALPHAD, Inc.
2007:
Muhammad A. Arafin (Concordia University), Jozefien De Keyzer (Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven), Rongxiang Hu (Illinois Institute of Technology), Md.
Mezbahul Islam (Concordia University), Julien Jourdan (CEA/DEN/DMN/SRMA/LA2M),
Manjeera Mantina (The Pennsylvania State University), Atsushi Nishikawa
(Kwansei Gakuin University), Jonas Ostby( Riso¸ National Laboratory,
Arkapol Saengdeejing (The Pennsylvania State University), An Serbruyns
(Katholieke Universiteit Leuven), Sherali Tursunbadalov (Tadjik State Pedagogy
University), Wei Xu (Netherlands Institute for Metals Research), Hui Zhang (The
Pennsylvania State University), Lijun Zhang (Central South University).
2009: Vivek
Chidambaram (Denmark Technical University, Denmark), Kristian Bodker Frederiksen
(Riso¸ National Laboratory for Sustainable Energy, Denmark), Denis Kapush
(I.N. Frantsevich Institute for Problems of Materials Science, Ukraine), Atta
Ullah Khan (University of Vienna, Austria), Mohammad Asgar Khan (Concordia
University, Canada), James Saal (Pennsylvania State University, USA), Monika
Vsianska (Masaryk University, Czech), Aijun Wang (Central South University,
China), Wei Xiong (Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden).
2010: Ji
Young Noh (Sookmyung Women’s University, Korea), Arkapol Saengdeejing
(Penn. State University, USA), Sulata Sahu (Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic
Researches, India), K. Santhy (Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India),
Weihua Sun (Central South University, China), Yinan Zhang (Concordia
University, Canada)
2011: Eugenio
Pinatel (Universita di Torino, Italy), Eleno Luiz (Universidade do Estado de
Sao Paulo, Brazil), Yan Yu (Xiamen University, China), Chelsey Zacherl
(Pennsylvania State University, USA), Reza Naraghi (Royal Institute of
Technology, Sweden), Yosuke Yamamoto (Kwansei Gakuin Univ, Japan), Mark
Duchesne (University of Ottawa, Canada), Khurram Yaqoob (Universite Paris-Est
Creteil, France), Liling Jin (Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Canada), Markus
Beilmann (European Commission Joint Research Center Institute for Transuranium
Elements, Germany).
2012: Bikram,
Konar (McGill, Canada); Boulay, Emilie (Univ. Libre, Belgium); Jin, Shan (EMPA,
Switzerland); Kim, Ki-Hyun (Postech, Korea); Li, Shengyen (Texas A&M, USA);
Natarajan, Anirudh (IIT Madras, India); Sowa Piotr (Jagellonian Univ., Poland);
Wang, William (Penn State, USA); Yin, Ming (IIT Chicago, USA); Zhang, Weiwei
(TU Denmark, Denmark).
2013:
Ananthanarayanan Durga (KU Leuven, Belgium), Keke Chang (RWTH Aachen
University, Germany), Kaiming Cheng (Central South University, China), Ida
Chojnacka (Wroclaw Univ. of Technology, Poland), Taufiq Hidayat (Pyrosearch,
Univ. of Queensland, Australia), Yong Lu(Xiamen Univ.,
China), Min-Kyu Paek (Hanyang Univ., Korea), Marco Gabriele Poletti (Univ. of
Turin, Italy), Wei Xie (Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison, USA), Guanglong Xu (Univ.
Politec. de Madrid & IMDEA, Spain)
2014: Jacob,
Aurelie (Forschungszentrum Juelich, Germany), Zhang, Fan (Central South
University, China), Chen, Yi (IMDEA Materials Institute, Spain), Yin, Ming
(Illinois Institute of Technology, USA) Kim, Min-Su (Pohang University of
Science and Technology, Republic of Korea), Otis, Richard (Penn State
University, USA), Ouzilleau, Philippe (Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal,
Canada), Wang, Fangfang (University of Science and Technology Beijing, China),
An, Dong (Southeast University, China), Chizhko, Oleg (Moscow Environmental
Center, Russia).
2015:
Jing-jing Liu (KU Leuven, Belgium), Masoomeh Ghasemi (Lund University, Sweden),
Christoph Kenel (EMPA, Switzerland), Marcela Trybula (Polish Academy of
Sciences, Poland), P. M. Aiswarya (Indira Gandhi Centre Atom. Res., India),
Ondrej Zobac (Masaryk University, Czech Republic), Weiwei Xu (Xiamen
University, China), Xuan Liu (Penn State Universty, USA), Anjana Talapatra
(A&M Univ., USA), Ali Zendegani (Max Planck Inst., Germany), Andras Dezso
(University of Miskolc, Hungary).
2016: Senlin
Cui (McGill University, Canada), Forghani Farsad (University of Tehran, Iran),
Young-Kwang Kim (Pohang University of Science and Technology, Korea), Jiasi
Liang (Central South University. China), Yu-Chen Liu (National Cheng Kung
University, Taiwan), Yafei Pan (Central South University, China), Matthew
Peters (Northwestern University, USA), Austin Ross (Pennsylvania State
University, USA), Sridar Soumya (Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India),
Evgeny Syutkin (NUST MISIS, Russia), Chuanyun Wang (La Universidad Politecnica
de Madrid (UPM), Spain), Rui Zhang (Aalto University, Finland)
2017: Maksym
Shevshenko (University of Queensland), Yao Wang (University of Genoa), Mariia
Ilatovskaia (Peter the great St-Petersburg Polytechnic University), Sylwia
Terlicka (Polish Academy of Sciences, Krakow), Frantisek Zelenka (Masaryk
University, Faculty of science, Brno), Jingya Wang (Universidad Politecnica de
Madrid), Kenji Hirata (Kyushu Institue of Technology), Hongyeun Kim
(Pennsylvania State University), Kasi Gajavalli (IRSN), Fuwen Chen (Central
South University), Chengjie Lu (Harbin Institute of Technology/ONERA-CNRS),
Guillaume Deffrennes (Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1).
2018: Aube, Maxime
(Polytechnique Montreal, Canada); Bettanini, Alvise (Universite Catholique de Louvain, Belgium);
Bignon, Madeline (University of Nantes, France); De Barros, Denis Felipe
(University of Sao Paulo, Brazil); Dorini, Thiago (University of Sao Paulo, Brazil);
Gu, Yuanyu (Instituto de Ciencia de Materialies de Aragon, Spain); Mardani, Masuma
(National University of Science and Technology, Russia); Munoz, Elias
(Texas A&M University, USA); Spathara, Dimitra (University of Birmingham, UK);
Zhong, Jing (Central South University, China).
Y. Austin Chang-Pandat Scholarship supports current students
to attend CALPHAD conferences, provided by CompuTherm, LLC.
2017: Yang Li
(Shangai University), Xuejun Huang (Ohio State University).
2018: Bian, Baiuxe
(Central South University, China); Coutinho, Yuri (KU Leuven, Belgium).