ISMS Yamazaki Prize
Every three years (see ISMS Newsletters #1 & #12) the ISMS awards a $3000 Toshimitsu Yamazaki Prize for µSR Science recognizing outstanding, sustained work in µSR science with long-term impact on scientific and/or technical µSR applications.
The 2025 Yamazaki Prize was awarded to Prof. Ken Nagamine at the µSR2025 conference in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada.
The 2020 Yamazaki Prize was awarded to Prof. Stephen J. Blundell at the µSR2020 conference in Parma, Italy. (ISMS Newsletter #18)
The 2017 Yamazaki Prize was awarded to Prof. Robert F. Kiefl at the µSR2017 conference in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. (ISMS Newsletter #16)
The 2014 Yamazaki Prize was awarded to Prof. Roberto De Renzi at the µSR2014 conference in Grindelwald, Switzerland. (ISMS Newsletter #13)
The 2011 Yamazaki Prize was awarded to Prof. Jess H. Brewer at the µSR2011 conference in Cancun, Mexico. (ISMS Newsletter #11)
The 2008 Yamazaki Prize was awarded to Dr. Elvezio Morenzoni at the µSR2008 conference in Tsukuba, Japan. (ISMS Newsletter #7)
The inaugural Yamazaki prize was awarded in 2005 to Prof. Yasutomo J. Uemura at a special ceremony session of the µSR2005 conference in Oxford, UK, in August 2005. (ISMS Newsletter #4)
