Karl-Scheel-Prize 2020 (1st prize)
Basic data of the distinction
Type of award: Research award or other distinction
Awarded by: Berlin Physical Society (PGzB)
Award given to: Heindel, Tobias;
Announced at: 28/01/2020
Date of awarding: 26/06/2020
Amount of prize money: 5000 EUR
About the distinction
As part of the Karl Scheel Conference 2020, Dr. Tobias Heindel from the Institute for Solid State Physics at the Technical University of Berlin will be awarded the Karl Scheel Prize 2020. The prize winner will give a lecture on his research results. Afterwards, the Karl Scheel Prize will be presented to the speaker.
Anlass der Preisverleihung: Karl-Scheel-Sitzung und Preis 2020
Venue of award ceremony: Berlin
Award winners from the University of Münster
| Heindel, Tobias |
About the award
The most prestigious award of the Berlin Physical Society, Regional Association Berlin/Brandenburg of the German Physical Society (PGzB), is usually presented to a member for outstanding scientific achievement in the years immediately following their doctorate, primarily at a research institution in Berlin or Brandenburg. The prize, which is usually endowed with 5,000 €, has been awarded to 80 scientists since 1958. The Karl Scheel Medal in bronze (diameter 12 cm) was designed by the Berlin sculptor Scheibe. The inscription on the reverse side reads: “The Physical Society of Berlin awards this medal on March 10 (year, name of the award winner) in recognition of his/her research work.”
Type of award: Prize for excellent research
Website of the award or committee: https://pgzb.de/preise/karl-scheel-preis
Zeitraum der Vergabe: 1958 - 2025
Awarded Activities & Results
Awarded publications
Heindel T; Thoma A; Schwartz I; Schmidgall ER; Gantz L; Cogan D; Strauß M; Schnauber P; Gschrey M; Schulze J; Strittmatter A; Rodt S; Gershoni D; Reitzenstein S (2017) In: APL Photonics, 2(12), 121303-121303. doi:10.1063/1.5004147 Research article (journal) | Peer reviewed | Published | |
Heindel T; Thoma A; Helversen M; Schmidt M; Schlehahn A; Gschrey M; Schnauber P; Schulze J; Strittmatter A; Beyer J; Rodt S; Carmele A; Knorr A; Reitzenstein S (2017) In: Nature Communications, 8, 14870-14870. doi:10.1038/ncomms14870 Research article (journal) | Peer reviewed | Published |