About the Juliusz Schauder Prize for young mathematicians
The Juliusz Schauder Center for Nonlinear Studies organizes a competition for the Juliusz Schauder Prize for young mathematicians.
The competition purpose is to promote achievements of the Polish science in the field of nonlinear analysis and to support young researchers in this field.
According to the rules of the competition, The award is an individual prize awarded to young scientists of Polish citizenship without doctorate or who completed their PhD not more than five years ago. Candidates for the competition may be nominated by members of the Scientific Council of the Center or other scientific authorities. Subsequent editions of the competition are carried out not more frequently than every two years. Awarding the prize is based on original scientific papers or monographs in the field of nonlinear analysis published in peer-reviewed journals (at least online).
The winner of the competition receives a prize in the form of:
a. a diploma confirming the prize and a financial bonus in the amount determined by the Scientific Council of the Center,
b. an invitation to participate, at the expense of the Center, in the J. P. Schauder Medal and the J. P. Schauder Prize ceremony and in the scientific event associated with this ceremony,
c. an invitation to deliver a plenary lecture devoted to the achievements underlying the award.
The competition jury may award, in addition to the main prize, distinctions for works that demonstrate particular scientific value, originality, and a high level of substantive quality.
Laureates
1st edition (2020)
Jacek Jendrej (J. P. Schauder Prize), Maciej Starostka (First Distinction), Wojciech Górny and Marcin Sroka (Second Distinctions)
2nd edition (2023)
Bartosz Bieganowski (J. P. Schauder Prize), Wojciech Górny and Jakub Skrzeczkowski (Distinctions)
3rd edition (2026)
Jakub Skrzeczkowski (J. P. Schauder Prize), Karol Bołbotowski, Klaudiusz Czudek, Wojciech Górny and Marcin Sroka (Distinctions)