The Department of Energy Division of High Energy Physics has selected the FY 2004 Awardees in the Outstanding Junior Investigator Program.

The successful proposals were selected on the basis of their scientific and technical merit from among the 47 that were submitted to the program this year, in experimental and theoretical high energy physics and in accelerator physics.

The Outstanding Junior Investigator Award recipients for FY 2004 are:
 

The Outstanding Junior Investigator Program in High Energy Physics was started in 1978, for the purpose of assisting and facilitating the development of the research programs of outstanding untenured high energy physicists.  Including the above, there have been 193 Awardees, of whom 158 now hold tenured university or laboratory positions and 28 are on tenure track.  Seven of the Awardees have left high energy physics.

Unsolicited Outstanding Junior Investigator proposals in experimental or theoretical high energy physics or in accelerator physics should be for named individuals and submitted through a sponsoring institution.  For additional information, see the Outstanding Junior Investigator Program Announcement at http://www.science.doe.gov/hep/oji_program_announcement.html.

For further information contact:

Dr. Jeffrey E. Mandula