The 6th edition of the J. P. Schauder's Medal Competition has started
5th edition has been settled
The jury, appointed by the Scientific Council of the Juliusz P. Schauder Center for Nonlinear Studies at the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland, carried out a careful evaluation of the candidate and unanimously decided to award the 2023 Juliusz Schauder Medal to
from the University of Giessen, Germany
for his exceptional achievements in the field of nonlinear analysis as well as topological and variational methods in this area.
The decision of the jury has met the full support and the approval from all the members of the Council.
We wish to congratulate Professor Thomas Bartsch warmly on this honorable distinction.
The prize awarding ceremony is planned to be held on June 18, 2024 during the VIII Symposium on Nonlinear Analysis. Information about the event is available here.
Juliusz Schauder Medal Awarding Ceremony
The Juliusz Schauder Center for Nonlinear Studies invites to take part in the Juliusz Schauder Medal Awarding Ceremony, which will be held on 5 June 2021 online. To participate in the event, please fill the registration form.
During the ceremony the J. P. Schauder Medal will be awarded to
from the University of Torino, Italy
in recognition of her outstanding development of variational methods and contributions to dynamics of differential equations, in particular for n-body problems, nonlinear reaction diffusion equations as well as Schrödinger systems.
Moreover, the Juliusz Schauder Prize for young mathematicians will be awarded to
(CNRS and LAGA, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord)
as well as additional distinctions in the competition:
- for Maciej Starostka (Gdańsk University of Technology) – First Distinction,
- for Wojciech Górny (Warsaw University) and Marcin Sroka (Jagiellonian University) – Second Distinction.
The 4th edition of the competition has been settled
The jury of the J. P. Schauder Medal competition unanimously decided to award the 2020 Juliusz Schauder Medal to
from the University of Torino, Italy
in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the theory of nonlinear analysis, differential equations and applications.