CRT Foundation Lagrange Prize

This article is about the Lagrange Prize for Complexity Theory awarded by the CRT Foundation. For other prices of the same name, see Lagrange price .

The Lagrange Prize of the CRT Foundation ( Italian Premio Lagrange Fondazione CRT , English Lagrange-CRT Foundation Prize ), named after Joseph-Louis Lagrange , is one of the Foundation of the Cassa di Risparmio di Torino (CRT) and the Institute for Scientific Interchange (ISI) scientifically supported award for outstanding achievements in complexity theory . This international and interdisciplinary prize is awarded every year in Turin to scientists who are not older than 50 years. The first award ceremony took place in 2008. The prize money is 50,000 euros.

Award winners

• 2008 Yakov G. Sinai and W. Brian Arthur
• 2009 Giorgio Parisi
• 2010 James Collins
• 2011 Albert-László Barabási
• 2012 Lada Adamic and Xavier Gabaix
• 2013 Duncan J. Watts
• 2014 Mark Newman
• 2015 Panos Ipeirotis and Jure Leskovec
• 2016 John Brownstein
• 2017 Danielle S. Bassett
• 2018 César Hidalgo
• 2019 Iain Couzin and David Gruber

Web links

• List of award winners on the CRT Foundation website
• List of award winners on the ISI website

Individual evidence

1. ^ CRT Foundation (en.) Foundation website; accessed on October 6, 2015
2. ^ ISI Foundation (en.) Website of the institute; accessed on October 6, 2015