INNOMAG Awards 2027

The new submission deadline for nominations is:   >>>>> 01. Dezember 2025 <<<<<

Award Winners 2026

The winner of the INNOMAG e.V. Dissertation Award 2026 is Dr. Niclas Heinsdorf, Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research. “The Geometric Memory of Quantum Wave Functions”.

The winner of the INNOMAG e.V. Diploma/Master’s Award 2026 is M.Sc. Fabian Engelke, Justus Liebig University Giessen. “Finite Temperature Effects on Electron Transport in Magnetic Materials: An ab-initio Based Analysis”.

⇒ All winners of the INNOMAG e.V. Awards

 

DPG Awards

Awards granted by the DPG across different divisions can be found here. Submission deadlines: vary depending on the award.

Dissertation Award of the Condensed Matter Section (SKM)

The DPG divisions united within the SKM offer a Dissertation Award.
The aim of the award is to recognize outstanding scientific work and its excellent presentation in a lecture. More information.

The Nicholas Kurti Science Prize for Europe

The Nicholas Kurti Science Prize recognizes young scientists in Europe conducting innovative research involving low temperatures and/or high magnetic fields. The prize aims to increase the visibility of excellent research at an early career stage—between completing a PhD and obtaining a permanent academic position—through financial support and a prestigious award. Researchers at postdoctoral level or equivalent career stages (up to 7 years after completing a PhD, excluding parental leave) are eligible to apply, provided their research has been conducted predominantly at a European institution and involves low temperatures and/or high magnetic fields. Applicants of all nationalities are welcome. More information.

DGM Award

The DGM Award is presented to an outstanding mid-career scientist for exceptional scientific or scientific-technical achievements that represent a breakthrough in materials science and engineering, documented through publications, or that have opened up a new field of research. As a rule, the PhD should have been completed at least 10 years prior, and the dissertation itself should not be considered in the evaluation. In addition, the award recipient must be a personal member of DGM at the time of nomination and award presentation. More information.