Markov Prize

The M. A. Markov Prize of the Institute for Nuclear Research (INR) of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Troitsk has been awarded annually since 2003 to individual physicists or groups for research in particle physics or other research areas of the institute. It is named after Moissei Alexandrowitsch Markow and is awarded on May 13, Markov's birthday.

Award winners

• 2003 Wadim Alexejewitsch Kusmin , Wladimir Nikolajewitsch Gavrin , Thomas J. Bowles
• 2004 Wladimir Michailowitsch Lobaschow , Ernst-Wilhelm Otten
• 2005 Valery Anatolyevich Rubakov , Mikhail Shaposhnikov
• 2006 Grigori Domogazki (spokesman for the BAIKAL experiment), Christian Spiering
• 2007 Yevgeny Nikolajewitsch Alexejew (for many years head of the Baksan neutrino telescope), Olga Georgievna Ryazhskaya (head of the laboratory for electronic methods of neutrino observation at the INR, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences), for the development of large-volume scintillation detectors in neutrino astrophysics ( e.g. LSD in Mont Blanc and LVD in Gran Sasso and Collapse in Artyomovsk), Oscar Saavedra
• 2008 Stanislaw Pawlowitsch Michejew , Alexei Jurjewitsch Smirnow , Sergei Konstantinovich Esin , Leonid Wladimirowitsch Kravchuk , Alexander Vladimirovich Feschenko . The last three physicists, all from the INR, received the prize for the linear accelerator at the Moscow Meson Factory.
• 2009 Vladimir Nikolajewitsch Bolotow (Head of the Laboratory for Particle Physics at INR), Vladimir Fedorovich Obrazcov (Head of the Laboratory for Electroweak Interaction at IHEP ). Both received the award for the observation of rare decays of mesons and for the construction of the ISTRA detector on the proton synchrotron U-70 of the IHEP.
• 2010 Weniamin Beresinski (Cosmic Radiation)
• 2011 Alexei Kurepin (Head of the Laboratory for Meson-Nuclear Interaction at the INR), for contributions to relativistic nuclear physics and the discovery of new properties of nuclei and nuclear matter , Igor Zheleznykh (Head of the Laboratory for New Methods of Detecting Neutrinos and Elementary Particles, INR) , for the proposal and the development of new methods of observing neutrinos and other elementary particles, Aston Komar , head of the laboratory for high energy electrons at the Lebedev Institute .
• 2012 Boris Zhuikov (chemist, head of the laboratory for radioisotopes at the INR), for the development of methods of generating special radioactive isotopes for medicine and materials science, Nikolai Krasnikov (head of the laboratory for the simulation of physical processes at the INR), for theoretical elementary particle physics at Large Hadron Collider
• 2013 Yury Kudenko , Alexander Olshevsky , for their contributions to the investigation of neutrino oscillation using neutrino experiments in accelerators and reactors and their measurement of theta angles 1–3
• 2014 Igor Tkachev , Alexander Dolgow , for pioneering work in the field of theoretical astrophysics and cosmology
• 2015 Viktor A. Matwejew , for contributions to the strong interaction and the quark model of hadrons
• 2016 Viktor Berezin , Valery Frolow
• 2018 Dmitry Gorbunov , Eduard Boos

Web links

• MA Markov Prize at the Institute for Nuclear Research (INR) of the Russian Academy of Sciences
• List of award winners

Individual evidence

1. ↑ JINR. Markov Readings. In: jinr.ru. May 15, 2015, accessed May 28, 2015 .