The Philip L. Levins Memorial Prize
for Outstanding Performance by a Graduate Student
The Philip L.
Levins Memorial Prize is given for outstanding
performance by a graduate student on their way
to a career in chemical science. The graduate
student's research should be in the area of organic
analytical chemistry and may include other areas
of organic analytical chemistry such as environmental
analysis, biochemical analysis, or polymer analysis.
Nominations may
be made by a faculty member, or the student may
submit an application. A biographical sketch,
transcripts of graduate and undergraduate grades,
a description of present research activity and
three references must be included. The nomination
should be specific concerning the contribution
the student has made to the research and publications
(if any) with multiple authors.
Call for Nominations
Philip L. Levins Memorial Prize
Nominations for the Philip L. Levins Memorial
Prize for outstanding performance by a graduate
student on the way to a career in chemical science
should be sent to the NESACS Administrative Secretary,
12 Corcoran Rd., Burlington MA 01803 by March
1, 2013.
The graduate student’s research should be in
the area of organic analytical chemistry and may
include other areas of organic analytical chemistry
such as environmental analysis, biochemical analysis,
or polymer analysis. Research emphasis must be
on novel uses of analytical methods, not routine
analysis.
Nominations may be made by a faculty member,
or the student may submit an application. A biographical
sketch, transcripts of graduate and undergraduate
grades, a description of present research activity
and three references must be included. The nomination
should be specific concerning the contribution
the student has made to the research and publications
(if any) with multiple authors.
The award will be presented at the May 2013
NESACS meeting.