Seligman Crystal of the International Glaciological Society

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The Seligman Crystal of the International Glaciological Society is a prestigious scientific award recognizing outstanding contributions to the field of glaciology.

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instanceOf glaciology award
scientific award
administeredBy Council of the International Glaciological Society NERFINISHED
awardedFor outstanding contributions to glaciology
outstanding scientific contributions to the study of snow and ice
awardingBodyHeadquarters Cambridge NERFINISHED
awardingBodyHeadquartersCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
awardType medal
country United Kingdom
discipline Earth sciences
cryospheric science
eligibility scientists working in glaciology
field glaciology
firstAwarded 1963
frequency irregular
hasLanguage English
hasWebsite https://www.igsoc.org/awards/seligman
honours leadership in international glaciological research
major advances in understanding glaciers and ice sheets
pioneering work in snow and ice physics
inception 1962
material crystal
namedAfter Gerald Seligman NERFINISHED
namedForOccupation glaciologist
namedForRole founder of the International Glaciological Society
notableRecipient Charles R. Bentley NERFINISHED
Hans Oeschger NERFINISHED
John F. Nye NERFINISHED
Kumiko Goto-Azuma NERFINISHED
Mark F. Meier NERFINISHED
W. S. B. Paterson NERFINISHED
presentedBy International Glaciological Society NERFINISHED
relatedAward Richardson Medal of the International Glaciological Society NERFINISHED
scope international
selectionCriteria international recognition in the glaciological community
long-term, outstanding contributions to glaciological research
scientific excellence in glaciology
sponsor International Glaciological Society NERFINISHED
status active

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Geoffrey Boulton awardReceived Seligman Crystal of the International Glaciological Society