Prêmio Tycho Brahe
O Prêmio Tycho Brahe (em inglês: Tycho Brahe Prize) é concedido pela European Astronomical Society. Iniciado em 2008, é concedido anualmente em reconhecimento no desenvolvimento pioneiro ou exploração da instrumentação astronômica europeia, ou descobertas maiores baseadas principalmente nestes instrumentos.[1]
Laureados[editar | editar código-fonte]
| Ano | Laureado | País | Contribuição |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2008 | Göran Scharmer |  Suécia |
He is one of the leading solar physicists with a remarkable track record in advancing ground-based solar observations.[2] |
| 2009 | Françoise Combes |  França |
She has done fundamental work in the area of dynamics of galaxies, on the interstellar medium in extragalactic systems, molecular absorption lines in the intergalactic medium, and on Dark Matter in the Universe.[3] |
| 2010 | Raymond Wilson |  Reino Unido |
His profound theoretical and practical knowledge of optics and his vision for achieving optical perfection led him to the concept of Active Optics which changed the world of large telescopes overnight: No major telescope will any longer be built without Active Optics.[4] |
| 2011 | Michael Perryman | Reino Unido |
for his crucial role in the fostering of high precision, global stellar astrometry from space, in particular the development of the Hipparcos mission.[5] |
| 2012 | Reinhard Genzel |  Alemanha |
in recognition of his outstanding contributions to European near-infrared astronomy, through the development of sophisticated instrumentation, and for ground-breaking work in galactic and extra-galactic astronomy leading to the best evidence to date for the existence of black holes.[6] |
| 2013 | Massimo Tarenghi |  Itália |
in recognition of his central role in the development of the European Southern Observatory facilities that have resulted in Europe's world-leading role in ground-based astronomy.[7] |
| 2014 | Antoine Émile Henry Labeyrie | França |
in recognition of his innovative concepts and inventions now widely used in modern optical imaging at high angular resolution |
| 2015 | Michel Mayor |  Suíça |
in recognition of the development of instrumentation, which led to his discovery of the first extra-solar planet orbiting a solar-type star and to his leading role in this domain during the last twenty years |
Referências
- ↑ «Tycho Brahe Prize». European Astronomical Society. Consultado em 21 de dezembro de 2014
- ↑ «First Tycho Brahe Prize Awarded to Prof. Dr. Göran Scharmer» (PDF). European Astronomical Society Press Release. Consultado em 31 de maio de 2012
- ↑ «Tycho Brahe Prize 2009 Awarded to French Astrophysicist» (PDF). European Astronomical Society Press Release. Consultado em 31 de maio de 2012
- ↑ «Tycho Brahe Prize 2010 Awarded to ESO Telescope Designer». ESO Announcement. Consultado em 31 de maio de 2012
- ↑ «Tycho Brahe Prize to Prof. Michael Perryman» (PDF). European Astronomical Society Press Release. Consultado em 31 de maio de 2012
- ↑ «Tycho Brahe Prize 2012 Awarded to Reinhard Genzel». ESO Announcement. Consultado em 31 de maio de 2012
- ↑ «2013 Tycho Brahe Prize Awarded to Massimo Tarenghi». ESO Announcement. Consultado em 19 de março de 2013