Deadline: January 10, 2023
The EATCS establishes the Distinguished Dissertation Award<https://eatcs.org/index.php/dissertation-award> to promote and recognize outstanding dissertations in the field of Theoretical Computer Science. Any PhD dissertation in the field of Theoretical Computer Science that has been successfully defended in 2022 is eligible.
Up to three dissertations will be selected by the committee for year 2022. The dissertations will be evaluated on the basis of originality and potential impact on their respective fields and on Theoretical Computer Science. Each of the selected dissertations will receive a prize of 1000 Euro. The award receiving dissertations will be published on the EATCS web site, where all the EATCS Distinguished Dissertations will be collected.
The dissertation must be submitted by the author as an attachment to an email message sent to the address dissertation-award@eatcs.org<mailto:dissertation-award@eatcs.org> with subject EATCS Distinguished Dissertation Award 2022 by January 10, 2023. The body of the message must specify:
* Name and email address of the candidate;
* Title of the dissertation;
* Department that has awarded the PhD and denomination of the PhD program;
* Name and email address of the thesis supervisor;
* Date of the successful defense of the thesis.
A five page abstract of the dissertation and a letter by the thesis supervisor certifying that the thesis has been successfully defended must also be included. In addition, an endorsement letter from the thesis supervisor, and possibly one more endorsement letter, must be sent by the endorsers as attachments to an email message sent to the address dissertation-award@eatcs.org<mailto:dissertation-award@eatcs.org> with subject EATCS DDA 2022 endorsement. The name of the candidate should be clearly specified in the message.
The dissertations will be selected by the following committee:
* Susanne Albers
* Nikhil Bansal (chair)
* Elvira Mayordomo
* Jaroslav Nešetřil
* Damian Niwiński
* Vladimiro Sassone
* Alexandra Silva
* David Woodruff
The award committee will solicit the opinion of members of the research community as appropriate.
Theses supervised by members of the selection committee are not eligible. The EATCS is committed to equal opportunities, and welcomes submissions of outstanding theses from all authors.
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