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ISSN-L 0974-4215
E-ISSN 0974-4231

Journal for Conventional and Interdisciplinary Ideas on Mathematics, Physics, Chemical and Molecular Sciences, Biomedicines and Economics

Co-ordinate Editor: Dr. Sujata Deb, Excogitation & Innovation Laboratory

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Philosophic Nature's Regular Awards

Excogitation & Innovation Laboratory announces* a total of US$85,000.00 for the year 2010 for the 9 Awards in three different categories as follows:

Four Best Authors Awards: Four best research papers, which have published in the four different issues of Philosophic Nature, will be awarded a US$10,000.00 each.
One Philosophic Nature Award: One best research paper among the above four Best Authors Award winning papers will be awarded a US$25,000.00.
Four Best Readers Awards: Four best readers’ responses, which have published in the Editorial section in the four different issues of Philosophic Nature, will be awarded a US$5,000.00 each.

The winners' names will be declared in the March 1, 2011 issue.

Prize-awarding Terms and Conditions

The four Best Authors Awards are declared only to those papers which are both unique and futuristic to the advancement of the Scientific and Mathematical researches, as well as the four Best Readers Awards should be presented to those authors whose responses are unique to the advancement of the future researches. If E. I. Lab founds the papers in a certain issue are incompetent for these Awards, then, no award will be declared for those intended issue. E. I. Lab’s decisions are final to render the judgment.

The Philosophic Nature Awards should be granted to those authors who will have conferred the greatest benefit on mankind. In awarding the prizes no consideration whatever will be given to the nationality, genders, or races, of the candidates, but that the most worthy will receive the prize. A Prize-awarding Committee will give their opinion in the matter of the award of prizes. Personal applications for an award may not be considered. No appeal may be made against the decision of the Prize-awarding Committee with regard to the award of a prize. The deliberations, opinions and proposals of the award of prizes may not be made public. Competence to submit proposals for the award of prizes will be enjoyed by:

Members of the Prize-awarding Committee;

Members of the Nobel Committee and Abel Committee;

Eminent Scientists in the relevant areas; and

Permanent and acting professors in the relevant areas.

The Prize-awarding Committee will take a final decision within one year* from the date of publication of a certain issue.

A Prize may be equally divided between two works each of which may be considered to merit a prize. Has a work, which is to be rewarded, been produced by two or more persons, the prize will be awarded to them jointly.

The awarding money will be declared to the first author’s name of each paper. The Awards are effective from the financial year of 2010.

* Subject to change. If the World’s economical crisis will not improved in the end of the year 2010, then the awarding money will be declared as one-half of its regular amount. Otherwise, it will be declared as same as its regular amount.

Audience

Mathematicians, Physicists, Chemists, Molecular Scientists, Biologists, Biomedical Specialists, and Economists.