The Analytical Scientist Power List 2013
Ranking the 100 most influential people in the analytical sciences
Which researcher has made the biggest impact? Which CEO has shown integrity and leadership despite economic adversity? Who are the role models and thought leaders that are inspiring change in their fields?
The Analytical Scientist Power List 2013 will survey the achievements of the outstanding men and women across the analytical sciences. In doing so, it will celebrate those achievements and offer insight into the field’s contribution to society as a whole. We aim to shine a light on the scientists, engineers, software developers and business leaders who are shaping the most used and innovative techniques today.
We invite you, our readers, to nominate the people that you believe are having the greatest influence. Your suggestions will be considered by our panel of judges who will select the Power List.
The Process
- Nominations for The Analytical Scientist Power List are welcome from individuals, groups or organizations
- You may nominate up to three individuals by sending an email to: [email protected]
- The persons nominated should (a) be involved in some aspect of analytical science and (b) be active in their field at the time of nomination
- The deadline for nominations is Sunday 25th August 2013
- The full list of nominations will be put to the expert panel
- Under the guidance of the Chair, the panel will decide on the final list of 100. The panel’s decision is final and no correspondence regarding their deliberations or the final list will be entered into
- The Analytical Scientist Power List 2013 will be published in the October 2013 issue of The Analytical Scientist, in print and online
The Judges:
To be announced at the end of August
Richard Gallagher is no stranger to quality, style or credibility. With Science, Nature and The Scientist all under his editorial belt, Richard teamed up with two good friends to form Texere Publishing, a new company with a great deal of know-how. Richard's also no stranger to contention: "You've constantly got to have an eye out for an editorial subject that will really stir the pot. We're aiming to be always relevant, but never predictable. About The Analytical Scientist, he says, Our vision is to capture commitment and success in analytical science in very particular way: by telling stories. Getting it right is an enormous, exciting challenge. Like so many professionals in the analytical sciences, we'll be thinking it, dreaming it and living it every day.
