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Updated Information

Applications for the AY 2024-2025 program have now closed.


2025 Call for Nominations

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On behalf of Interim Dean James AntonyJudy Kim, the UC San Diego Division of Graduate Education and Postdoctoral Affairs (GEPA) is requesting nominations for the UC President's Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings Fellows program. The program in 2024 2025 is a collaboration among the Office of the President, UC Investments, and the UC National Laboratories and will provide funding for up to 20 UC students, as well as nine postdoctoral scholars affiliated with the national laboratories, to attend the 2024 2025 Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings in Lindau, Germany. Please read the information below and submit nominations accordingly.

UC San Diego may put forward 5 nominations

Aims

The Lindau meetings bring together 600 university students and post-doctoral fellows from around the world who spend one-week absorbing lectures by Nobel Laureates and interacting with them in smaller groups to discuss their own research. The theme of the meetings – educate, inspire and connect – has led us to see these meetings as places where our students not only learn but begin to build the research networks that will enrich their lives and help create the broadest sense of community.

AwardWe are actively seeking nominations for these fellowships to attend the Lindau Physics Meeting being held from June 30 through July 5, 2024.

Nominations deadline is now closed.  

UC Investments and the UC National Laboratories will provide funds for students and postdoctoral fellows to travel to Lindau, Germany to participate in a Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting. Allowable expenses are covered by University of California travel policy. Fellows may be asked to travel to an orientation meeting prior to the Lindau Nobel Meeting, in which case associated expenses will be covered.

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Eligibility & Selection Criteria

Overall selection criteria are provided by the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings. In addition, UC will seek to ensure that qualified individuals from each of our 10 campuses are represented in the finalist pool. We also seek to ensure that the diversity of the pool of candidates reflects the diversity of the state of California in all aspects.

There are two separate Lindau meetings to choose from one: one in Chemistry, and the other on Economic Sciences.

The selection criteria for the 2024 meeting Lindau Chemistry Meeting, to be held from June 29 through July 4, 2025, is available here: https://www.lindau-nobelrepository.org/wp-contentpermadocs/uploads/2023/07/Selection-Criteria-Physics-2024YSAP/SelectionCriteriaChemistry2025.pdf.

The selection criteria for the Lindau Meeting on Economic Sciences, to be held from August 26 through August 30, 2025, is available here: https://lindau-repository.org/permadocs/YSAP/SelectionCriteriaEconomics2025.pdf


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Nomination Process

Nominate students whoStudents/postdocs must be nominated by their department and may not self-nominate. Nominees should:

  • receive strong support of their application by their academic advisor and/or by an internationally renowned scientist, who knows the applicant well, via the Letters letters of Recommendationrecommendation
  • deliver a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae (CV) together with their application materials
  • commit themselves to being present in Lindau for the full duration of the meeting.

Nomination Materials

Submit Department administrators or faculty nominators should submit a single nomination packet (.pdf) containing all of the following materials:

  • Nominee's Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  • Two Letters letters of Recommendationrecommendation
  • Nominee's Statement of Commitment to attend the entire Lindau Physics Lindau Meeting either for the
    • Lindau Chemistry Meeting being held from June
    30 through July 5, 2024
    • 29 to July 4, 2025, or
    • Lindau Meeting, on Economic Sciences, which will be held from August 26 through August 30.
  • Nominee's Statement of Purpose in attending the meeting (either Chemistry or Economic Sciences) and how an applicant’s background satisfies the criteria for selection.  
    • The selection criteria for the
    2024
    • 2025 meeting is available here: https://
    www.nobelwp-contentuploads/2023/07/Selection-Criteria-Physics-2024

Up to five UC San Diego nominees will be selected. Their names will be posted below and then submitted for consideration to the UC Office of the President.


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Deadline

Nominations are due by Wednesday, September 20, 2023. This is the internal campus deadline for this limited submission process. now closed.

Please submit UC San Diego nominations via this Google Form

If you have any issues with the nomination form, please email gradfellowshipnoms@ucsd.edu with "Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings Fellows" in the subject line, which will create a ticket in the Services & Support portal.



Questions

Thank you in advance for engaging in this exciting opportunity for UC students. If you have any questions about the opportunity, please contact Professor Robert Powell (rlpowell@ucdavis.edu) at Davis.
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titleUC San Diego Nominees

The below nominations were submitted by the San Diego campus to UCOP for consideration. 

Nominees selected by UCOP to attend the meeting are denoted with an asterisk (*).

NomineeDepartmentMeeting Year
Ghita GuessousPhysics2024
Etienne PalosChemistry2024
Sreejith SanthoshPhysics2024
Jake SpisakPhysics2024
*Gregory PooreBioengineering2023
Jacob SchimelmanNanoengineering2023
Noorsher AhmedBiomedical Sciences2023
Daniela NachmansonBioinformatics and Systems Biology2023


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