IBAME (the International Board of the Applications of the Mössbauer Effect) rewards two merit based prizes:

1) the IBAME Young Scientist Award for researchers up to the age of 35, for high quality contribution to science based on research that involves application of the Mössbauer Effect.

2) the IBAME Science Award for a high quality contribution to science based on research that involves application of the Mössbauer Effect over an extended period of at least 20 years.

Nominations should be submitted by two persons active in research related to applications of the Mössbauer Effect, at least one of whom is a current IBAME member. And they should be sent to the IBAME secretary Michael Reissner (reissner@tuwien.ac.at) and should include: one page CV; a list of publications with those involving the Mössbauer Effect highlighted; and one page statement of importance of research and significance of the Mössbauer Effect to the research. Self nominations are not permitted.

The recipients of an IBAME Science Award (Young Scientist Award; Science Award) will be announced about six to eight months before ICAME2015. Awardees will be invited to present a talk at the next ICAME in September 2015 in Hamburg, Germany.

Deadline for submission is October 1st, 2014.

Make your nominations today.