EFCE Working Party awards
for senior researchers and industrial innovation
The EFCE and its Working Parties have established a series of Awards for long term/lifetime achievements to recognise an outstanding research career and achievements in their scientific fields and recent/industrial innovation.
CAPE Award for Long Term Achievements (LTA)
The CAPE Award for Long Term Achievements (LTA) is given in recognition of a collection of outstanding achievements over an extended period of time (> 10 years) to the CAPE community (and specifically to the CAPE WP) and to CAPE methods, tools and/or applications for the advancement of science, engineering and technology.
Call for nominations
Recent laureates:
2013 - Professor Peter Glavic & Prof. Gintaras V. (Rex) Reklaitis
2017 - Professor Ignacio Grossmann
2021 - Professor Lorenz T. Biegler
CAPE Recent Innovative Contribution Award (RIC)
The CAPE Award for Recent Innovative Contribution (RIC) is given in recognition of an outstanding innovative contribution to recent advances in CAPE ideas, methods and/or tools. Recent means within the last 4 years from the current date.
Call for nominations
The call for nominations for the 2022 RIC Award is closed.
Recent laureates:
2019 - Professor André Bardow & Professor Joachim Gross
2022 - Professor Rafiqul Gani
Alvin and Helen Lifetime Recognition Award in Mixing
The Lifetime Recognition Award in Mixing is a triennial award, given to a person belonging to one of the EFCE member countries in recognition of his/her outstanding contribution to mixing science and technology.
Since 2021, the Lifetime Recognition Award in sponsored by Alvin and Helen Nienow.
Professor Alvin W Nienow, DSc, FIChemE, FREng was a member of the Organizing Committee of the First European Mixing Conference in 1974. Since that time, he was on the Organizing or Scientific Committee and contributed technically to the Conference series and to mixing research and practice as such. He was also a winner of the 2nd LRA in 2003 when it was sponsored by Ekato. He and his wife Helen count many people in Europe and world-wide working in mixing as their friends. Alvin and Helen are sponsoring this prize starting from the 2021 edition in recognition of the contribution that mixing in general and the European mixing community in particular has made to enhance the quality of their lives.
Alvin Nienow († 5 November 2022)
An Obituary and Memorial by Arthur W. Etchells, DuPont Fellow emeritus
Previous Award winners are John Smith (2000), Alvin Nienow (2003), John Bourne and Ivan Fort (2006), Joël Bertrand (2009), Franco Magelli (2012), Harry van den Akker (2015), Michael Yianneskis (2018), and Alberto Brucato & Matthias Kraume (2021).
Call for nominations 2023
The call for nominations for the 2023 Alvin and Helen Nienow Lifetime Recognition Award in Mixing is closed.
Recent laureates:
2023 - Professor Alain Liné
2021 - Professor Alberto Brucato & Professor Matthias Kraume
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“Michael L. Michelsen” award
The “Michael L. Michelsen” Award (renamed in February 2021 - previously called "Distinguished Lecture on Thermodynamics and Transport Properties) aims to honour a senior member of the community that is active in a European institution. The award is presented every two years by the EFCE Working Party on Thermodynamics and Transport Properties.
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Call for nominations 2022
The call for nominations is closed.
Process Intensification Award for Industrial Innovation
Launched in 2015, the biennial EFCE Process Intensification Award for Industrial Innovation is presented to an employee or a team of employees of a company, who have made excellent contributions to industrial application of process intensification.
Call for nominations 2023
The call for nominations for the 2023 Process Intensification Award for Industrial Innovation is closed.
The Award is sponsored by EUROPIC.
Lifetime Recognition LPS Award
Launched in 2019, the Lifetime Recognition LPS Award is presented to an employee or a team of employees of a company, who have made excellent contributions to industrial application of process intensification. The award is presented every two years by the EFCE Working Party on Loss Prevention and Safety Promotion in the Process Industries and sponsored by the respective local organiser of the Loss Prevention Symposium.
Call for nominations 2022
The call for nominations is closed.
Recent Award winner:
2019 - Professor Hans Pasman
Awards in the field of Electrostatics
presented by the Working Party on Static Electricity in Industry
Award winners 2022:
- Helmut Krämer Award was delivered to Dr. Paul Holdstock for distinguished achievements in the science and engineering of electrostatics, developing safe technologies, innovative uses and applications. Dr. Holdstock delivered the Helmut Krämer Memorial Lecture.
- Stig Lundquist Award was delivered to Dr. Jeremy Smallwood for recognition of dedicated service and notable contributions to the advancement of the field of atmospheric and industrial electrostatics as a researcher and teacher. Dr. Smallwood delivered the Stig Lunquist Award Memorial Lecture.
- International Fellow Award for recognition of dedicated service and notable contributions to the advancement of the field of industrial electrostatics was delivered to Prof. Daniel Lacks, Prof. Roman Cimbala and Dr. Poupak Mehrani.