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AWARDS AND PERSONALIA of the Linnean Society was published as a tribute to Terence in 1985, and that includes a full list of his 174 publications to that date; about 100 appeared after that date. The IMA is especially indebted to Terence for agreeing to serve as the New IMA Awards President of IMC1 in Exeter in 1971, and he was one of the two first recipients of the IMA’s de Bary medal in 1996. For further information on this remarkable man and his achievements, see the references listed below. David L Hawksworth (d.hawksworth@nhm.ac.uk) Plunkett BE (1985) Professor Cecil Terence Ingold C.M.G., D.Sc., F.L.S., Hon. D.Litt. (Ibadan), Hon. DSc. (Exter), Hon. D.C.I. (Kent). Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society 91: vii–xv. Webster J (2005) Centenary of a mycologist: C. Terence Ingold. Mycological Research 109: 753–754. Webster J (2010) Obituary: Professor Terence Ingold. The Linnean 26 (3): 38–41. To honor the accomplishments of those who are the future of our field, the IMA Executive Committee has initiated IMA Young Mycologist Awards. Awards such as the IMA Young Mycologist Awards do more than honor the recipients, they also promote mycology by helping to advance young mycologists. The accomplishments that we celebrate can be no greater than the pool of nominees. Therefore, I encourage everyone in the IMA to take the time to consider candidates and initiate nominations. Note that there will be two sets of IMA Young Mycologist Awards, one for the past IMC9 and another for the upcoming IMC10. Note, also, that the award includes 500 euros. John W Taylor, President, IMA (jtaylor@berkeley.edu) IMA Young Mycologist Awards The IMA has established six IMA Young Mycologist Awards to mark outstanding research accomplishment by young mycologists from each of the six IMA Regional Mycological Organizations. • Ethel Mary Doidge Medal - African Regional Mycological Member Organization • Keisuke Tubaki Medal - Asian Regional Mycological Member Organization • Daniel McAlpine Medal - Australasian Regional Mycological Member Organization • Elias Magnus Fries Medal - European Regional Mycological Member Organization • Carlos Luis Spegazzini Medal - Latin American Regional Mycological Member Organization • Arthur Henry Reginald Buller Medal - North American Regional Mycological Member Organization Eligibility To be eligible to be nominated for an IMA Young Mycologist Award, a member of the IMA must, at the time of the next International Mycological Congress, be within ten years of his or her PhD degree, e.g. for IMC10 in 2014, a nominee must have received his or her PhD degree no earlier than 2004. Establishment of Award Regional Committees The President of each IMA Regional Mycological Member Organization is asked to establish an IMA Young Mycologist Award Regional Committee consisting of at least two members (although the appointment of more members to represent the diversity of mycology in the region is encouraged) and a chair, who will serve from one International Mycological Congress to the next. To ensure a broad pool of nominees, nine months prior to the next International Mycological Congress, this committee will notify the members of the IMA Regional Mycological Member Organization of the award, solicit nominations and vote to select a candidate. To ensure a breadth of experience on the IMA Young Mycologist Award Regional Committee, the chair and members of this committee should be senior mycologists with distinguished records and should represent the diversity of Mycological Member Organizations and Sustaining Mycological Member Organizations from the region. The chair will vote only in the event of a tie vote by the other members. Responsibilities of the Award Regional Committees 1. Nine months prior to the next International Mycological Congress and three months prior to the deadline for receiving nominations, members of each IMA Regional Mycological Member Organization shall be notified of the call for nominations for the relevant IMA Young Mycologist Award through the IMA website and the IMA Regional Mycological Member Organization website and through emails sent to delegates from the region who attended the preceding International Mycological Congress. 2. Nomination of candidates for each IMA Young Mycologist Award shall consist of a letter of nomination, two letters of support from mycologists familiar with the candidate, and a current curriculum vitae of the candidate. Candidates are expected to have contributed appreciably to mycology and they should have achieved international (18) i m a f U N G U S
ecognition based on several criteria: (a) The quality, innovation, thoroughness, and impact on science of their published research, with consideration given to the contribution of the nominee to multi-authored publications. (b) Service as editors of journals or as officers of societies. (c) Membership on national or international policy committees. (d) Invitations to present research at national or international meetings. 3. The committee will forward the nomination material for each nominee and the committee’s choice for the award to the IMA Young Mycologist Awards Committee convened by the IMA President no more than one month following the deadline for nominations and no less than five months prior to the next IMC. The IMA Young Mycologist Awards Committee is charged with ratifying the choices made by the IMA Young Mycologist Award Regional Committees. To reiterate, the timeline for the IMA Young Mycologist Awards, the notification to the members of the call for nominations shall be nine months prior to the IMC, the deadline for receipt of nominations by the IMA Young Mycologist Award Regional Committees shall be six months prior to the IMC, and the receipt of the IMA Young Mycologist Award Regional Committee’s choice by the IMA Young Mycologist Awards Committee shall be five months prior to the IMC. In this way, recipients can be notified of their award at least four months prior to the IMC to encourage their attendance at the IMC. Presentation of the IMA Young Mycologist Awards The IMA Young Mycologist Awards for IMC9 and IMC10 will be presented by the President of the IMA at the Closing Ceremony of the International Mycological Congress. They shall consist of a certificate and 500 euros. Special instructions for the IMC9 awards The IMA Executive Committee has voted to make awards for both IMC9 and the upcoming IMC10, both of which will be awarded at IMC10 in Thailand. To be eligible for the IMC9 awards, the nominee must have received his or her Ph.D. degree no earlier than 2000 and, for the IMC10 award, no earlier than 2004. For the special case of the IMA Young Mycologist Awards for IMC9, each IMA Young Mycologist Award Regional Committee must be organized and announced to the IMA Executive Committee by May 1, 2011. The membership of each Regional Mycological Member Organization must be notified of the nomination procedure by June 1, 2011. Nominations must be received by each IMA Young Mycologist Award Regional Committee by September 1, 2011. The IMA Young Mycologist Award Regional Committees must communicate their nomination materials and their choice to the IMA Young Mycologist Awards Committee by October 1, 2011. The IMA Young Mycologist Awards Committee shall announce the awards by November 1, 2011. The awards will be presented at IMC10 in Thailand in 2014. AWARDS AND PERSONALIA Mycologists attending the general meeting and awards ceremony of the IMC9 in the Usher Hall, Edinburgh. v o l u m e 1 · n o . 2 (19)
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