Announcing . . .
Lawrence L. Kazmerski the winner of
The 2007 Karl W. Boer
Solar Energy Medal of Merit Award
Thursday, April 5, 2007 at 3:00 pm
in the Gore Recital Hall of the
Center for the Arts
at the University of Delaware
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Previous Medal Winners
2005,Yoshihiro Hamakawa
2003, Martin A. Green
2001, Allen M. Barnett
1999, Stanford R. Ovshinsky
1997, Adolf Goetzberger
1995, David E. Carlson
1993, President Jimmy Carter
The medal is awarded to an individual who has made significant
pioneering contributions to the promotion of solar energy as an
alternate source of energy through
research, development,
or economic enterprise, or to an individual who has made
extraordinarily
valuable and enduring contributions to the
field of solar energy in other ways.
The Award Committee is composed of the presidents of the
International Solar Energy Society,
The American Solar Energy Society,
the American Institute of Chemical Engineers,
the American Physical Society,
the American Society of Mechanical Engineering,
the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers,
the Director of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory,
the U.S. Secretary of Energy, or their designated representatives,
a representative of the Boer family, and the
Executive Director of the trust.
2007 Nomination Form (pdf format)
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Bill N. Baron Fellowship Award
Previous Award Winners
The 2007 Honor's Day Awards
has a deadline
for Bill N. Baron nominations of March 1, 2007.
In Memory of Bill N. Baron 1943 - 1992
Bill N. Baron served the University of Delaware and the photovoltaic community from 1975 to 1992 as
a scientist, manager and deputy director at the Institute of Energy Conversion. Throughout his
professional life Bill was especially interested in students and their education. He devoted many
hours to teaching both graduates and undergraduates how to carry out creative and effective research
in photovoltaics.
Bill's family, colleagues and friends wanted to assure that students would continue to benefit from
Bill's concern about their education. To this end, the Bill N. Baron Fellowship was established.
The Bill N. Baron Fellowship is awarded to two graduate students from the
University of Delaware, with a cumulative index of 3.0 or above. The nominee(s) must
be carrying out or have recently completed an exceptional piece of supervised research in
engineering, science or energy policy in the renewable energy field with a strong preference for
research emphasizing photovoltaics.
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