Not to be confused with the Max Born Prize given by the German Physical Society and the British Institute of Physics.
The Max Born Award is given by the Optical Society (formerly the Optical Society of America) for "outstanding contributions to physical optics", and is named after Max Born.[1][2]
Recipients [edit]
- 2012 Jean Dalibard
- 2011 Carlton M. Caves
- 2010 Vladimir M. Shalaev
- 2009 Mordechai Segev
- 2008 Peter W. Milonni
- 2007 Luigi Lugiato
- 2006 Richart Elliott Slusher
- 2005 Alexander E. Kaplan
- 2004 David E. Pritchard
- 2003 Howard John Carmichael
- 2002 John L. Hall
- 2001 Bernard Yurke
- 2000 Jagdeep Shah
- 1999 Alain Aspect
- 1998 Peter Zoller
- 1997 Boris Ya. Zel'dovich
- 1996 H. Jeffrey Kimble
- 1995 F. Tito Arecchi
- 1994 Valerian I. Tatarskii
- 1992 Rodney Loudon
- 1991 James P. Gordon
- 1990 Samuel L. McCall
- 1989 Dietrich Marcuse
- 1988 Girish Saran Agarwal
- 1987 Emil Wolf
- 1986 Herch Moysés Nussenzveig
- 1985 Roy J. Glauber
- 1984 Adolf W. Lohmann
- 1983 Joseph W. Goodman
- 1982 Leonard Mandel
References [edit]
- ^ "Max Born Award". Optical Society. Retrieved August 28, 2011.
- ^ Wasserman, Paul; McLean, Janice W. (2007). Awards, honors, and prizes 1. Gale Research Company. p. 722. doi:10.1223/0787666599.
External links [edit]
- Max Born Award, Optical Society of America
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