An Abel Prize-winning mathematician, a Covid pandemic forecaster, and a young biophysicist will receive this year's JATE Prize, which carries a cash prize of $5,000 each.
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This year, a doctoral student, a mathematician working on epidemiological modeling, and a former president of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences will receive the JATE Prize, established from the monetary award of Katalin Karikó's Nobel Prize. The honorees were selected from more than 150 nominations.
An Abel Prize-winning mathematician, a Covid pandemic forecaster, and a young biophysicist will receive this year's JATE Prize, which carries a cash prize of $5,000 each.