JMS-PAC Early Career Researcher Prize
About the Prize
The Editors of Journal of Macromolecular Science, Part A: Pure and Applied Chemistry (JMS-PAC) are pleased to announce the 2024 JMS-PAC Early Career Researcher Prize, an annual award presented to an upcoming principal investigator who has authored an article in JMS-PAC in the previous year’s volume. To be eligible, the author must be within twelve years of receiving their Ph.D. and in a full time academic or government laboratory position.
For the 2024 JMS-PAC Early Career Researcher Prize, all manuscripts published in Volume 60 (2023) are eligible. Only the corresponding author per published manuscript will be considered. The Editors will make the final decision with input from the Editorial Board, with the prize winner announced early 2024.
The prize winner receives US$1000.
Click here to download the nomination form and full terms and conditions.
In addition to the opportunity to be considered for the JMS-PAC Early Career Researcher Prize, authors will also benefit from the following:
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Gain recognition for your research early in your career
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Have your research validated by a robust peer review process
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Increase your opportunities for future collaboration as a contributor to a journal that currently holds an Impact Factor of 2.5
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Share your research with 50 free e-prints and tips on promoting your article courtesy of our Author Resources site
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Immediately see the impact your research made in the community: track downloads, citations, and the Altmetric Score of your article on My Authored Works
The winner of the 2024 JMS-PAC Early Career Researcher Prize is Dr. Vijayakameswara Rao Neralla, for the below article in JMS-PAC, Vol. 60, Year 2023, Pages 856-864
The winner of the 2023 JMS-PAC Early Career Researcher Prize is Dr. Mijanur Rahaman Molla, for the below article in JMS-PAC, Vol. 59 2022