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Fullam Award
The Fullam award is not
being offered in 2007
The Ernest F. Fullam Award was established
by the Dudley Observatory to honor the long service of Dr. Fullam as a
member of the Dudley Observatory Board of Trustees. The purpose of the Award
is to provide encouragement and support for an innovative research project
in astronomy or astrophysics, to be undertaken by a faculty member, research
associate, or postdoctoral associated with a college, university, nonprofit
research institution or observatory located in North America. Applications
from persons who are not currently affiliated with an institution will also
be considered if the other criteria are met.
The Award consists of a maximum of $10,000 to be distributed in the year of
the Award. A recipient of the Fullam Award may not reapply for a new award
for three years.
Application Procedures
The application should include the following parts:
1.) A descriptive title with a brief
account of the project, not to exceed four pages. The description should
permit a selection committee of scientists and other scholars to judge
what is proposed and how completion of the project would contribute to
astronomical knowledge.
2.) A one-page non-technical "executive summary"
of the project to be evaluated by non-specialists.
3.) A budget showing how the Award funds
would be spent, together with a description of the applicant's current
funding and the funding agency, if any, for present work.
No Overhead Charges will be permitted.
4.) A biographical sketch and personal
bibliography - not to exceed four pages.
5.) The names and affiliations of two
scientists or other scholars who may be contacted by the Selection
Committee, should the need arise, as well as the name of the applicant's
supervisor or Department Chair. Letters of support should not be included
with the application.
Selection Procedures
The Fullam Award Selection Committee will make recommendations to
the Board of Trustees of the Dudley Observatory following review of the
applications. The recipient of the Fullam Award will be announced in May,
2004.
Previous winners of the
Fullam Award:
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Year |
Award Recipient |
Affiliation |
Title |
| 2002 |
Dr. M. Pilar Montanes Rodriguez |
Big Bear Solar Observatory |
The Earth-Sun-Moon Connection: Global
Observations of the the Earth's Infrared Spectrum" |
| 2001 |
Dr. Judith Cohen |
California Institute of Technology |
The First Generation of Stars in the
Galaxy |
| 2000 |
Dr. Robert Brunner |
California Institute of Technology |
Mining for Cosmological Fossils |
| 1999 |
No Award Given |
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| 1998 |
Dr. Jane Luu |
Harvard University |
From the Interstellar Medium to the Solar
Nebula: Composition of the Kuiper Belt |
| 1997 |
Dr. Victoria Kaspi |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
High-Precision Millisecond Pulsar
Observations Using Wide-Bandwidth Voltage Recording |
| 1996 |
Dr. Mark Dragovan |
University of Chicago |
Membrane Mirrors |
| 1995 |
Dr. John E. Gaustad |
Swarthmore College |
Wide-Angle Imaging of the Hydrogen-Alpha
Emission from the Interstellar Medium |
| 1994 |
Dr. Stephen Thorsett |
Princeton University |
Radio Emission from Gamma Ray Bursters |
| 1993 |
Dr. Dennis Zaritsky |
Carnegie Observatories |
The Tracking Camera and Low Surface
Brightness Galaxies |
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