Support the Henry Primakoff Award Endowment
Your gift supports early-career particle physicists
The Henry Primakoff Award for Early Career Particle Physics honors exceptional research in particle physics by early-career scientists.
The award currently includes a $3,000 stipend, and your generous support will allow us to increase this stipend to $5,000, making it on par with other APS early-career awards and sustaining early-career scientists' work in particle physics.
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About Henry Primakoff
This award is named to honor noted physicist Henry Primakoff. His research interests included:
- Spin waves in ferromagnetism
- The photo-production method for measuring the short lifetimes of neutral mesons
- Underwater shock waves
- Weak interaction phenomena in nuclei, including double beta decay, muon capture
- Neutrino scattering
The Henry Primakoff Award ensures that early-career physicists can carry on important research in particle physics.
Learn more about the Henry Primakoff Award
Help us reach our goal
Your donation brings us closer to our goal of advancing the work of early-career particle physicists.
Donors like you have helped us to raise $24,525 of our $55,000 goal.
Thank you to our donors
- Anonymous
- Todd Adams
- Daniel Akerib
- Jonathan Bagger
- Robert Cahn
- R. Sekhar Chivukula and Elizabeth H. Simmons
- Alan Chodos
- Lance Dixon
- Alexander Gramolin
- Teppei Katori
- Kenneth Lane
- Henry D. Kahn and Laura Primakoff
- Nina Primakoff Rossomando
- Heidi Schellman
- Henry Sobel
- Saul Sternberg
- Jesse Thaler
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Help recognize and enhance outstanding achievements of early-career scientists in the interdisciplinary area of precision measurement and fundamental constants and encourage the wide dissemination of the research results.
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Write a check payable to the American Physical Society and include the name of the award in the memo. Mail your gift to:
Kevin Kase, Director of Development
One Physics Ellipse
College Park, MD 20740
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