Program Overview
Up to 3 papers × $1,500
Spotlighting young talents in mathematics, physics, and chemistry.
The Jonathan H. Jiang (JHJ) Prize for Fundamental Science is a prestigious annual award presented to a maximum of three papers authored by researchers under the age of 26 in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and other disciplines of fundamental science. Each prize includes $1,500 and a certificate of recognition.
Established by Dr. Jonathan H. Jiang, the prize aims to recognize and promote early talent in fundamental research. Candidates are carefully selected by CESASC members through a rigorous review process. Winners are required to attend the award ceremony at the CESASC Annual Convention.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can nominate?+
CESASC members, or non-CESASC researchers who are demonstrably familiar with the nominee’s research (e.g., senior advisors, co-authors, or working scientists recognized as experts in the area).
What materials should the nomination include?+
(1) The student nominee’s resume that includes a complete list of published papers, and (2) a supporting letter from the nominator or someone intimately familiar with the research.