Cahn Prize
The Cahn Prize has been named in honor of the Journal’s founding editor, the late Professor Robert Wolfgang Cahn.
Each month the Editors select a paper published in that month’s issues via a rigorous nomination and voting procedure. The winning paper is selected from the twelve finalists by a separate panel of distinguished materials scientists.
The authors of the winning paper receive an award of $5,000.
You can read more research at the Journal of Materials Science.
The Journal of Materials Science is proud to award the 2023 Cahn Prize for materials research to the September finalist:
Molecular modelling of graphene nanoribbons on the effect of porosity and oxidation on the mechanical and thermal properties by Carlos Sáenz Ezquerro, Manuel Laspalas, José Manuel García Aznar, Susana Castelar Ariza & Agustín Chiminelli
Congratulations to the team for their outstanding work.