Distinguished Career and Early Career Awards in Multiscale Materials Modeling

On behalf of the Multiscale Materials Modeling (MMM) Executive Board (EB) and the MMM International Advisory Board (IAB) we are delighted to announce the establishment of two new distinguished awards for the multiscale materials modeling community, which will be offered every two years in conjunction with the MMM conference series, to honor those who made notable contributions to the field of multiscale materials modeling.

Both awards will be announced in conjunction with the next 10th International Conference on Multiscale Materials Modeling (MMM10) conference, which will be organized from October 2-7, 2022, at the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace, overlooking the famed Baltimore Inner Harbor, in Maryland, U.S.A.

Please nominate a colleague by June 17th, 2022, for one of the following two awards:

- Distinguished Career Achievement Award in Multiscale Materials Modelling: This award recognizes and honors an individual who has advanced the field of multiscale materials modelling through innovative, career-long research contributions. Additional information about this award, eligibility, nomination, and evaluation can be accessed Here (https://mmm10.jhu.edu/distinguished-career-achievement-award.html)!

- Early-Career Investigator Award in Multiscale Materials Modelling: This award recognizes early career researchers who have significantly advanced the field of Multiscale Materials Modeling. Additional information about this award, eligibility, nomination, and evaluation can be accessed Here (https://mmm10.jhu.edu/early-career-investigator-award.html#)!

On Behalf of the MMM Executive Board,

David Srolovitz, The University of Hong Kong (chair)

Yoji Shibutani, Osaka University

Jaafar El-Awady, Johns Hopkins University