Description: The Wu-Ki Tung award is to recognize outstanding contributions made by early-career physicists on experimental or theoretical research on Quantum Chromodynamics. The award is given annually and will consist of $5,000, a certificate citing the contributions of the recipient, and support for travel to a CTEQ Summer School to deliver an invited lecture.

Eligibility: Nominees must have received a Ph.D. in experimental or theoretical particle physics within the last seven years, excluding any career breaks, by the time of nomination.

Serving a diverse and inclusive community of physicists worldwide is an important goal for CTEQ. Nominations of women and other members of underrepresented groups are especially encouraged.

Nomination & Selection Process: The nomination should include the following:

• The nominee's curriculum vitae;
• A list of the nominee’s most important publications;
• A brief narrative of the nominee’s contributions to QCD research (up to 2 pages long);
• A nomination letter and two letters of support from scientists familiar with the nominee’s work.

The nominator should upload all nomination materials here by September 15, 2021.