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Rising Stars in Computational Materials Science (No replies)
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Dear Colleague,
I would like to bring to your attention a new initiative launched by the journal Computational Materials Science.
The journal wishes to highlight outstanding work from young researchers of exceptional promise in the field of computational materials science. To this aim we will publish a special issue entitled "Rising Stars in Computational Materials Science".
The Editorial Board is now seeking for nominations for rising stars, and will invite a selection of the nominees to prepare a short review of their work for publication in this special issue.
The Editors will also select the best contribution in terms of scientific innovation and impact of the research, as well as quality of the manuscript. The selected candidate will receive a cash prize and will be invited to join the Editorial Board of Computational Materials Science.
Detailed information regarding eligibility, nomination procedure, and deadlines can be found at:
https://www.materialstoday.com/computation-theory/news/rising-stars-in-computational-materials-science
Wishing you a wonderful holiday season,
Feliciano
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Feliciano Giustino
Professor of Materials, University of Oxford
Associate Editor, Computational Materials Science