Email Gateway (Jan 15 2025 at 17:00): Email Gateway (Jan 15 2025 at 17:00):From: Giorgio Audrito <cl-isabelle-users@lists.cam.ac.uk>
Dear all,
We are seeking nominations for the 2025 Dahl-Nygaard junior and senior
prizes!
Deadline: 31 January 2025
Established by AITO in 2004, these annual prizes are named after Ole-Johan
Dahl and Kristen Nygaard, whose pioneering conceptual and technical work in
the sixties shaped that view of programming and modeling which is now known
as object-orientation.
The junior prize is awarded to a researcher who obtained the PhD degree at
most 7 years before the award year, excluding any parental leave. The prize
recognises a promising contribution to the field through a paper, a thesis,
or a prototype implementation.
The senior prize is awarded to a researcher who has made a significant
long-term contribution to the field in research or engineering.
The winners of both prizes will be given the opportunity of giving an
invited talk at ECOOP 2025 in Bergen, Norway.
Lists of previous winners of the prizes are given below.
Nominations are due by January 31 and should be made using this form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd9qQb8MmtkWM01vLhIpqPTIlmgciNwDiiLtSxot05x6k6c4w/viewform
Please help me by circulating this call for nominations as widely as
possible, and I very much look forward to receiving your nominations!
Thanks
Klaus Ostermann
Dahl-Nygaard prize committee chair, 2025
2024, Vienna
Rachid Guerraoui (senior prize), and Alvin Cheung (junior prize)
2023, Seattle
Sophia Drosspoulou (senior prize), and Heather Miller (junior prize
2022, Berlin
Dan Ingalls(senior prize), and Magnus Madsen (junior prize)
2021, Aarhus
Kim Bruce (senior prize), and Karim Ali (junior prize)
2020, Berlin
Jan Vitek (senior prize), and Jonathan Bell (junior prize)
2019, London
Laurie Hendren (senior prize), and Ilya Sergey (junior prize)
2018, Amsterdam
Lars Bak (senior prize), and Guoqing Harry Xu (junior prize)
2017, Barcelona
Gilad Bracha (senior prize), and Ross Tate (junior prize)
2016, Rome
James Noble (senior prize), and Emina Torlak (junior prize)
2015, Prague
Bjarne Stroustrup (senior prize), and Alexander J. Summers (junior prize)
2014, Uppsala
William Cook (senior prize), Robert France (senior prize), and Tudor Gîrba
(junior prize)
2013, Montpellier
Oscar Nierstrasz (senior prize) and Matthew Parkinson (junior prize)
2012, Beijing
Gregor Kiczales (senior prize) and Tobias Wrigstad (junior prize)
2011, Lancaster
Craig Chambers (senior prize) and Atsushi Igarashi (junior prize)
2010, Maribor
Doug Lea (senior prize) and Erik Ernst (junior prize)
2009, Genoa
David Ungar (senior prize)
2008, Paphos
Akinori Yonezawa (senior prize) and Wolfgang De Meuter (junior prize)
2007, Berlin
Luca Cardelli (senior prize) and Jonathan Aldrich (junior prize)
2006, Nantes
Erich Gamma, Richard Helm, Ralph Johnson, and (posthumously) John Vlissides
2005, Glasgow
Bertrand Meyer (senior prize) and Gail Murphy (junior prize)
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