Blaise Pascal Medal in
Physics
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Manuel Cardona ,
Spain/Germany |
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Prof. Manuel Cardona is
the worldwide specialist in the
field of solid state physics.
The Blaise Pascal Medal is
awarded for his contributions to
physics and fundamental
developments in the field of
condensed matter.
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Emmanuel
Floratos,
Greece
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Prof. Emmanuel Floratos is a
renowned scientist who
made influential
contributions to physics and
mathematics. He is awarded the
Blaise Pascal Medal for his
contributions to physics and
fundamental research in finite
quantum mechanics. |
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Blaise
Pascal Medal in Mathematics and Computer
Science
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Lev
Kudryavtsev , Russia |
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Prof.
Kudryavtsev is a renowned Russian mathematician. The Blaise Pascal
Medal is awarded for his contributions to the theory of functions,
topology and mathematical education. (see
Essay prepared by A. Sergeev) |
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Robert
Tarjan , USA |
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Prof. Robert E. Tarjan is a well-known expert in the design and analysis
of computer algorithms. He is awarded the Blaise Pascal Medal for his
contributions to computer sciences and developments of fundamental
computer algorithms. |
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Blaise Pascal Medal in Engineering
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Stan Veprek, Germany |
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Prof. Veprek is well-known materials scientist who greatly contributed
to the design and characterisation of novel nano-materials. He is
awarded the Blaise Pascal Medal for his contributions to materials
science and fundamental studies of novel super-hard materials. |
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Blaise Pascal Medal in Natural
Sciences
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Erich Windhab, Switzerland |
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Prof. Windhab is
well-known scientist who
works on food technologies.
He is awarded the Blaise Pascal
Medal for his contributions to
food sciences and fundamental
studies of fluid
technological processes for
microstructuring of multiphase
systems. |
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