2008 Chemometrics Award Winner
On behalf of the Award Committee and the Editors of Chemometrics and Intelligent Laboratory Systems, we are pleased to announce that the winner of the Fifth Elsevier Chemometrics Award is Dr. Johan Trygg from the University of Umeå, Sweden.
Dr. Trygg is currently an Associate professor in the Research group for Chemometrics, Chemistry department, and group leader of chemometrics and bioinformatics at Umeå Plant Science Center (UPSC), Umeå University. He received his Ph.D. in Chemistry and was awarded the prestigious KAW scholarship in 2001. Dr. Trygg has worked as a Post-Doc in Bioinformatics in Brisbane, Australia, and in the metabonomics group headed by Jeremy Nicholson, at Imperial College, London.
Dr. Trygg has been given this award in recognition of his significant contribution in the past 5 years to the field of chemometrics in the developing of new methods like Orthogonal Projections to Latent Structures and the extension of others like orthogonal signal correction. Furthermore, his efforts spreading the use of chemometrics in QSAR and all the -omics (especially metabonomics) and Systems Biology fields were considered of high value
About the Award
The Elsevier Chemometrics Award was established to stimulate the careers of young scientists (younger than 40 years) by rewarding noteworthy accomplishments in chemometrics. The award comprises $2000 and a framed certificate. The certificate will be presented to Dr. Trygg at the 11th conference on Chemometrics in Analytical Chemistry in Montpellier, France (June 30th - July 4th 2008). An international committee of leading scientists in the field has selected the awardee. The committee for the 5th award consisted of: Professor P.K. Hopke, Professor R. Tauler and Professor L.M.C. Buydens.
Previous Awardees
2004: Dr. Ana de Juan and Dr. Karl Booksh
2000: Dr. Rasmus Bro
1996: Dr. Terje Vegard Karstang
1992: Dr. Lutgarde Buydens
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