AChemS offers a number of awards that recognize the accomplishments of our members at several stages of their careers and that support the participation of students and postdocs. AChemS relies on its membership to identify those who are particularly deserving of recognition. Please nominate a deserving candidate for one of the awards listed below. Click on each award title to learn more about eligibility requirements, deadlines, and further required documentation. Please contact the Executive Office at 847-503-0665 or [email protected] with any questions.
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The ACHEMS TRAVEL FELLOWSHIPS FOR DIVERSITY defray the cost of travel, lodging, and registration for under-represented individuals interested in the chemical senses.
The ACHEMS AWARD FOR UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH recognizes an outstanding presentation made by an undergraduate student at the AChemS Annual Meeting.
The DON TUCKER MEMORIAL AWARD for Graduate Student Research recognizes an outstanding presentation made by a graduate student at the AChemS Annual Meeting.
The POLAK YOUNG INVESTIGATOR AWARD recognizes 5-6 young investigators within 10 years of their doctoral degree based upon the scientific merit of their abstract submission to the AChemS Annual Meeting.
The ACHEMS YOUNG INVESTIGATOR AWARDfor Research in Olfaction or Nasal Chemosensation is awarded to an outstanding junior scientist whose research record should provide evidence of excellence and contributions that have had or are likely to have a major impact on research in the field of olfaction.
The AWARD for Research Excellence in the Psychophysics of Human Taste and Smell is awarded to an outstanding junior scientist whose research record provides evidence of excellence and the promise to emerge as a leader in the field.
The AJINOMOTO AWARD for Young Investigators in Gustation or Oral Chemosensation is awarded to an outstanding junior scientist whose research record provides evidence of excellence and contributions that have had or are likely to have a major impact on research in the field of gustation.
The MAX MOZELL AWARD for Outstanding Achievement in the Chemical Senses is intended to recognize the accomplishments of a senior scientist working in the chemical senses. The research record should provide evidence of excellence and contributions that have a major impact on research in the chemical senses.