Description
In recognition of the central role that analytical methodology and approved methods have played in the history of Cereals & Grains Association and their future importance, the Edith A. Christensen Award for Outstanding Contributions in Analytical Methodology was created to recognize scientific contributions in analytical methodology, and service to the society through approved methods leadership. Awardees will have the option to present a lecture during an annual meeting of the Association at which the award is presented.
Criteria
The recipient must have contributed to the development of new analytical technologies, and/or the application of new analytical technologies to cereal grains and products, and/or the application of existing analytical technologies to solving detection and measurement problems in the field of cereal science.
The recipient must have demonstrated involvement and leadership in approved methods activity within Cereals & Grains Association.
Membership in Cereals & Grains Association is required.
How to Nominate
Nominations for the 2023 award are accepted through January 31, 2023.
Nomination packets should also include the following:
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Packet must include a letter of nomination detailing the nominee's accomplishments in analytical methodology and the approved methods process.
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Two letters of support for the nominee must be submitted.
Award Winners
2005 |
Edith A. Christensen |
2020 |
Padmanaban Krishnan |
2006 |
Philip C. Williams |
2021
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Sheryl Tittlemier
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2007 |
Charles Gaines |
2022
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Andreia Bianchini
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2008 |
Barry McCleary |
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2009
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Jon DeVries |
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2010 |
John MacDonald |
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2011 |
Janette Gelroth |
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2012 |
Terry Nelsen |
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2013 |
Stephen Delwiche |
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2014 |
Elaine Sopiwnyk |
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2015 |
Nancy Ames |
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2016 |
Wayne Moore |
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2017 |
Paul Wehling |
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2018 |
Ray Shillito |
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2019 |
Kathryn Phillips |
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