DMG Early Career Award –For outstanding contributions by earlycareer scientists presented at theDMG Annual Meeting

Award Recipients

Early Career Award |

2002 – Katja Emmerich, Thorsten Kleine und Astrid Besmehn

Smectite varieties and structural transformations: Paul Ramdohr Award presented to Katja Emmerich for research on cis-to-trans-vacant transformations in montmorillonite.

The Paul Ramdohr Award was presented to three early-career scientists in 2002:

  • Katja Emmerich (Hannover) for her presentation “Varieties of Smectite: Transformation of a Cis-Vacant into a Trans-Vacant Montmorillonite,” delivered at the 2002 DMG Annual Meeting in Hamburg.
  • Thorsten Kleine (Münster) for his presentation “¹⁸²Hf–¹⁸²W and the Early Differentiation of Planetary Bodies,” delivered at the 2002 DMG Annual Meeting in Hamburg.
  • Astrid Besmehn (Mainz) for her presentation “Heterogeneous and Homogeneous Distribution of Radiogenic Calcium-44 in Silicon Carbide X Grains,” delivered at the 2002 DMG Annual Meeting in Hamburg.

Apply for the Early Career Award

Young DMG members can apply for the DMG Early Career Award with their contribution to the Annual Meeting. Applications must be submitted to the DMG President by the respective abstract deadline. The Award Committee selects the recipients for the best oral and poster presentations.

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