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EPS Fellows

EPS Fellowship recognizes exceptional contributions to physics in research, industry, education, or service to the European Physical Society (EPS). Limited to 5% of EPS members, Fellows are nominated by peers and approved by the Council based on demonstrated impact in their field.

A person holding this Distinction shall be entitled to add ‘EPS Fellow’ to his/her title, and use the designation ‘EPS Fellow’ on business cards, letterhead, etc. 

Who is eligible ?

  • Individuals whose achievements in physics, whether in research, industry or education and/or through commitment to the SOCIETY warrant specific recognition are eligible to become EPS Fellows.
  • Examples of such achievements may be:
    • Research: An outstanding publication and/or EPS conference presentation record. A remarkable discovery or an outstanding contribution to a field of physics.
    • Industry: Development of a new instrument of broad use in the physics community. An outstanding invention. Development of innovative software of broad use. A major role in establishing or running a physics-based business.
    • Education: An outstanding contribution to physics education is teaching, examining and/or establishing new curricula. Authorship of physics textbooks or other education material of broad use. Outstanding achievements in outreach of physics to young people.
    • Society: Substantial service to the EPS over a number of years in a variety of roles.
  • No one will be denied EPS Fellowship on the grounds of nationality, sex or religious beliefs.
  • Normally only those individuals who have been Individual Members of the EPS for at least five years are eligible as EPS Fellows. However, exceptions will be made for those who have made significant contributions to the running of the EPS.

How to nominate ?

  • Only EPS Members (Individual Members, Member Societies and Associate Members) may make nominations for EPS Fellows.
  • No person can be nominated while that person is a member of the Executive Committee.
  • No person may make a nomination while a member of the Executive Committee.
  • No self-nominations will be accepted.
  • All nominations must be accompanied by the following documentation:
    • Support letters from at least three EPS Members, including the principal nominator. These support letters should not all come from the same country nor from the same institution.
    • A CV of the proposed Fellow.
    • A brief description (maximum one A4 page) describing why the individual deserves to become an EPS Fellow. This should include the achievements in research, industry, education and/or service to the physics community or the SOCIETY that justify the nomination.
    • A short citation.

Rules for Nomination

List of EPS Fellows

Abramowicz Halina
Aharoni Herzl
Amaldi Ugo
Antici Patrizio
Batani Dimitri
Bemporad Carlo
Benedek Giorgio
Bergé Luc
Bettini Alessandro
Bianchi Nicola
Biscari Caterina
Björk Gunnar
Bodenschatz Eberhard
Bolmont Dominique
Bourdier Alain
Brinkmann Reinhard
Brune Harald P.
Cashmore Roger J.
Cerullo Giulio
Chergui Majed
Ciccotti Giovanni
Coccia Eugenio
Cohen-Tannoudji Claude
De Oliveira e Silva Luis
De Silvestri Sandro
De Teresa José Maria
De Wolf Els
Devreese Jozef T.
Ducloy Martial
Ernst Wolfgang

Fodor Zoltan
French Paul
Fulde Peter
Gehring Gillian
Giacobino Elisabeth
Gianturco Franco A.
Goede Adelbert
Hall Denis R.
Hansen Jean-Pierre
Hotop Hartmut
Huber Günter
Hübner Kurt
Ibarra Ricardo
Jérôme Denis
Joanny Jean-François
Johnson Ronald C.
Keil Eberhard
Keller Ursula
Knight Peter
Krupa Dalibor
Lambropoulos Peter
Lugiato Luigi A.
Malka Victor
Merkt Frédéric
Meyer-Ter-Vehn Jürgen
Myers Steve
Nagy Dénes L.
Peeters François
Poedts Stefaan
Pollnau Markus

Poole Michael W.
Ricci Renato A.
Rosner Günther
Rossel Christophe
Rubio Angel
Schäffer Maria-Magdalena
Scholten Olaf
Sirois Yves
Sorba Lucia
Sosnowski Ryszard
Spiro Michel
Stella Angiolino
Stoecker Horst
Suzor-Weiner Annick
Szymczak Henryk
Thorne Patricia
Torner Lluis
van der Beek Kees
van der Voorde Marcel
Velasco Victor R.
von Oertzen Wolfram
Wagner Albrecht
Wagner Friedrich
Weynants Roger R.
White Simon
Zadkov Victor N.
Zamfir Nicolae-Victor
Zheludev Nikolay I.
Zichichi Antonino
Zylicz Jan

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