HONORS AND AWARDS
LUIKOV MEDAL
The Luikov Medal is dedicated to ALEKSEY VASSILLEVICH LUIKOV. It is awarded for outstanding contributions to the science and art of Heat and Mass Transfer and for activities in international scientific cooperation in conjuction with ICHMT programs. No more than one medal is awarded every two years. The award procedure is in the working rules of the Honors & Awards Committee.
FELLOWSHIP AWARD
ICHMT fellows are elected from ICHMT members in recognition of administrative or organizational services provided to the Centre such as successful organization of International Symposia, Seminars, Advanced Courses or other scientific events, contributions to ICHMT publishing Activities or long and active service on the Executive Committee or Scientific Council. No more than two fellows can be elected each year. The award procedure is in the working rules of the Honors & Awards Committee. The past recipients of the Luikov Medal and Fellowship Awards are given in the table below.
JAMES P. HARTNETT AWARD
Starting in 2007, a newly established James P. Hartnett Award is given annually to the best paper on heat or mass transfer presented at a conference, symposium or seminar organized or co-sponsored by ICHMT in the previous year. The Award has been established to honor the life and memory of James P. Hartnett, a founder of ICHMT and an outstanding leader in the fields of energy resources and heat and mass transfer research. The Award consists of a medal and a certificate. The procedure for allocating this award is here.
ICHMT GRANTS
Consistent with its international goals, ICHMT organizes regular symposia and other technical meetings on behalf of the international community in heat and mass transfer. The Executive Committee of ICHMT has recognized that, for many scientists and engineers with much to gain and to offer by participation in such meetings, the provision of the necessary finance to cover travel, accommodation and fees may be an insurmountable burden. Therefore, ICHMT has started providing limited funding to support the attendance of young scientists and engineers at its meetings since 2003. Priority is given to students and young scientists from the Developing Countries. The procedure for allocating grants is here.
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| Luikov Medal | Fellowship Award |
1979 E.R.G. Eckert | 1980 W. Begell, J. Ginoux, D.A. de Vries |
1980 J.P. Hartnett | 1981 S.G. Bankoff, O.C.Jones, Jr. |
1982 U. Grigull | 1982 G.F. Hewitt, G. Tsiklauri |
1983 D.A. De Vries | 1983 N.H. Afgan, M. Combarnous, D. Metzger, E.U. Schlunder, Z. Zaric |
1986 D.B. Spalding, Z. Zaric | 1986 T.F. Irvine, Jr., A.A. Zukauskas |
1988 Y. Mori | 1987 C.J. Hoogendoorn |
1990 R.J. Goldstein | 1988 A.E. Bergles, E. Hahne |
1994 M. Cumo | 1989 W.M. Rohsenow, O. Martynenko |
1996 G.F. Hewitt | 1990 E.M. Khabakhpasheva |
1998 A.E. Bergles | 1994 J.P. Hartnett, A.I. Leontiev |
2002 A.I. Leontiev | 1995 J.T. Rogers, S. Sideman |
2004 M. Hirata | 1996 G. De Vahl Davis, W. Nakayama, C.L. Tien |
2006 A. Bejan | 1997 S. Kakac |
| | 1998 F. Arinc, L.S. "Skip" Fletcher |
| | 2001 M. Cumo |
| | 2002 M. Pinar Menguc, K. Suzuki |
| | 2004 R.J. Goldstein |
| | 2005 N. Selcuk |
| | 2006 K. Hanjalic |
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Working Rules of the Honours and Awards Committee (html or pdf)
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