The Heineken Young Scientists Awards are awarded every two years to recognise young researchers who have made outstanding scientific contributions and set an example for other young scientists. A laureate receives a cash prize of 10,000 euros.
The Heineken Young Scientists Awards are awarded every two years to recognise young researchers who have made outstanding scientific contributions and set an example for other young scientists. A laureate receives a cash prize of 10,000 euros.
The Heineken Young Scientists Awards were established in 2010 and are awarded and presented by the Alfred Heineken Funds Foundation.
The Academy is no longer involved in nominating and selecting laureates of the Heineken Prizes. The Heineken Foundations will continue to award the prizes independently in a modified form. More information is available on the Heineken Prizes website: www.heinekenprizes.org.