ICTP Prize

The International Centre for Theoretical Physics Prize, ICTP Prize was created in 1982. Worth 3000 euros is awarded to a young (under 40) physicist or mathematician from a developing country to promote theoretical mathematics and physics research in the developing world. Awardees include notable scientists from many continents.[1]

Winners
  • 2022 Shant Baghram and Mohammad Hossein Namjoo[2]
  • 2021 Rondrotiana Barimalala and Narendra Ojha
  • 2020 Dibyendu Roy and Mehdi Kargarian
  • 2019 Basudeb Dasgupta and Suvrat Raju[3]
  • 2018 Luis E. F. Foa Torres and Hongjun Xiang
  • 2017 Emilio Kropff[4]
  • 2016 Aninda Sinha[5]
  • 2015 Aijun Ding and Vijayakumar S. Nair
  • 2014 Pablo Cornaglia
  • 2013 Yasaman Farzan and Patchanita Thamyongkit
  • 2012 Pablo Mininni
  • 2011 Ado Jorio
  • 2010 Shiraz Minwalla
  • 2009 Marcelo Barreiro
  • 2008 Abhishek Dhar and Zhong Fang
  • 2007 M.M. Sheikh-Jabbari
  • 2005 Xiaohua Zhu
  • 2004 B. Gabriel Mindlin
  • 2003 Manindra Agrawal
  • 2002 Mohit Randeria
  • 2001 Soo-Jong Rey
  • 2000 Sheng-Li Tan and T. N. Venkataramana
  • 1999 Daniel Domínguez
  • 1998 Anamaría Font and Fernando Quevedo
  • 1997 Nitin Nitsure
  • 1996 A. M. Jayannavar
  • 1995 Spenta R. Wadia
  • 1994 Chao-Jiang Xu
  • 1993 Deepak Dhar
  • 1992 Elcio Abdalla
  • 1991 Hong Van Le
  • 1990 José L. Morán-López
  • 1989 Ashoke Sen
  • 1988 José Onuchic
  • 1987 Abdullah Sadiq
  • 1986 Li Jia Ming
  • 1985 Chike Obi
  • 1984 Ricardo Galvão
  • 1983 Ganapathy Baskaran

Source: ICTP Prize Official website[1]

See also
  • Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP)

References
  1. "ICTP Prize Official website".
  2. "ICTP - ICTP Prize 2022 Announced". www.ictp.it. International Centre for Theoretical Physics.
  3. "ICTP Prize Winners 2019".
  4. "ICTP Prize 2017 Announced".
  5. "2016 ICTP prize announcement".
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