[ad_1]
Recognition of a scientific work resulting from research carried out not with a view to a specific application but out of pure curiosity
With the Mario Markus Prize for Ludic Science, the GDCh would like to honor a scientific work in the field of natural sciences that is “playful”. The term “playful” is used here to denote discoveries that are the result of research that was not carried out with a specific application in mind, but simply out of curiosity about the natural world. “Ludic” is derived from the Latin word “ludens,” which means to play.
The prize, worth €10,000 plus travel expenses, will be awarded at a scientific conference.
◷ Due date for nominations and applications: May 31, 2024
Also of Interest
Mario Markus Prize for Ludic Sciences Awarded for the First Time
Johann Ostmeyer, Christoph Schürmann, and Carsten Urbach honored for scientific work with a playful character
Mario Markus Prize for Ludic Sciences for Juliane Simmchen
Researcher from the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK, and the Technical University of Dresden, Germany, honored for scientific work with a playful character
Find links to awards accepting nominations listed here – last update March 27, 2023
Sponsored content is not written by and does not necessarily reflect the views of ChemistryViews’s editorial staff.
[ad_2]
Source link
