The following awards are available to projects entered from any European country. Up to nine monetary prizes will be given to the best projects:
Monetary Prizes
» Three first prizes worth € 5000
Gábor NÉMETH, Hungary
Efficiency enhancement of plasma loudspeakers
Uwe TRESKE, Germany
Low cost scanning Tunneling microscope
Jana IVANIDZE, Germany
pH sensitive GFP mutant
» Three second prizes worth € 3000
László NAGY, Hungary
Phytocenology and environment protection of the Central Great Hungarian Plain through a mycologist's eye
David SEHNAL, Czech Republic
Math studio - a computer algebra system
Lukasz JAREMKO and Mariusz JAREMKO, Poland
Design and synthesis of two new immunosuppressants
» Three third prizes worth € 1500
Johannes KELLER, Switzerland
The influence of the quill-shape on the harpsichord sound
Ksenia ROGOVA, Russia
The key to the mystery of the stone book
Wim COOLS, The Netherlands
A new compact operating system
EU Young Scientist Honorary Awards
The Jury can designate deserving prize winners to represent the European Union at:
» The Stockholm International Youth Science Seminar:
where they will attend the 2000 Nobel Prize ceremonies, meet the Nobel Laureates and take part in a series of other scientific/cultural activities during the week.
Marek SEBESTA, Slovakia
Induction of nuclear and mitochondrial mutants in yeast williopsis suaveolens
Emily PAYNE, United Kingdom
Classification of compression wood in Sitka Spruce
» The London International Youth Science Forum:
where they will meet young scientists from around the world and take part in the annual two-week intensive summer science festival.
Thomas RASMUSSEN, Denmark
The Diacetyl concentration in beer depending on temperature and yeast strain
Margarita LUKJANSKA, Latvia
Compatibility of tetraiamonds, pentiamonds and hexiamonds
EU Young Scientist Special Awards
Additionally the Jury can select deserving prize winners to join distinguished research scientists and engineers to work on projects organized by:
» The European Patent Office
in Munich, Germany
Uwe TRESKE, Germany
Low cost scanning Tunneling microscope
Gábor NÉMETH, Hungary
Efficiency enhancement of plasma loudspeakers
Manuéla LUKÁCS, Hungary
Buildings assembled from skeleton elements and transportable in stock
» The European Space Research and Technology Centre
in Noordwijk, the Netherlands
Sean PAULSEN, Denmark
Determining the speed of light from the movement of the Jupiter Moon Io
Matija KASTELIC, Slovenia
Star spectrometry
» The Norwegian Polar Institute,
Ny-Alesund Large Facility, Svalbard, Norway
Aleksi VACHADZE, Georgia
Some aspects of goitered gazelle conservation in Georgian-Azerbaijan trans-boundary zone
Evaldas TRAINAVICIUS, Lithuania
The influence of works performed on islands for breeding waterfowls