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http://www.gravityresearchfoundation.org/announcements.html"
Congratulations to S. Carlip for the first prize.
Congratulations to S. Carlip for the first prize.
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ccdantas said:http://www.gravityresearchfoundation.org/announcements.html"
Congratulations to S. Carlip for the first prize.
marcus said:And congratulations to those who placed as well
ccdantas said:Many papers on black holes this year.
Yes, I have already noted that they stimulate "alternative" approaches.chrisina said:... and no ST or LQG paper since 2005 ...
Only one I know that has an annual essay contest in gravity physics.rewebster said:Is this foundation ( http://www.gravityresearchfoundation.org/index.html ) the only one that gives such an award?
The Gravity Research Foundations Awards 2007 were established to recognize and honor outstanding achievements in the field of gravity research. This includes groundbreaking research on the nature and behavior of gravity, as well as the development of new theories and technologies related to gravity.
The awards are open to any individual or team, regardless of nationality or institutional affiliation, who has made significant contributions to the understanding of gravity. This includes scientists, researchers, and students at any stage of their career.
The awards are given based on the scientific merit and impact of the nominee's contributions to the field of gravity research. This can include theoretical advancements, experimental discoveries, and technological innovations related to gravity.
The winners are selected by a panel of distinguished scientists and researchers in the field of gravity. They review all nominations and select the most deserving candidates based on the established criteria.
Winning a Gravity Research Foundations Award 2007 is a prestigious honor that recognizes the recipient's exceptional contributions to the field of gravity research. It can also bring attention and recognition to their work, leading to potential collaborations and further advancements in the field.