Awards for YSSP Participants
2019
Peccei Award: Felicia Chiang, Civil Engineering department at University of California, Irvine (IIASA Water Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Nicolas Choquette-Levy, originally from Canada, is PhD student in the Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy program at Princeton University. (IIASA ASA/RISK/POP Programs)
Honorable Mention: Rory Gibb, doctoral candidate in disease ecology at the Centre for Biodiversity and Environment Research, University College London (UCL). (IIASA Ecosystems Service and Management Program)
Honorable Mention: Roope Kaaronen, doctoral candidate in Environmental Policy at the University of Helsinki. (IIASA Advanced Systems Analysis Program)
2018
Peccei Award: Mathew Cooper from the University of Maryland, USA (IIASA RISK/ESM Programs)
Mikhalevich Award: Jiamin Ou from the University of East Anglia, UK (IIASA AIR Program)
Honorable Mention: Davit Stepanyan from Humboldt University in Berlin (IIASA ESM Program)
2017
Peccei Award: Hana Mandova, PhD student at the University of Leeds, UK. (Ecosystems and Services Management Program)
Peccei Award: Yaoping Wang, originally from China, PhD candidate in the Environmental Sciences Graduate Program at the Ohio State University in the US. (Energy Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Pablo Ortiz Partida, originally from Mexico, PhD candidate in Hydrologic Sciences at the University of California, Davis, under a scholarship from CONACYT. (Water, Ecosystems and Services Management, Advanced Systems Analysis Program).
2016
Peccei Award: César Terrer, originally from Spain, PhD student at Imperial College London, UK (Ecosystems and Services Management Program)
Peccei Award: Clara Orthofer, PhD candidate at the Electrical Engineering Graduate School of the Technical University of Munich, Germany (Energy Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Marcus Thomson, PhD candidate in geography at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), USA (Ecosystems and Services Management Program) Marcus is a PhD candidate in geography at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).
Mikhalevich Award: Wei Qi, PhD student at Institute of Geographic Science and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (World Population Program)
2015 Winners
Peccei Award: Carlijn Hendriks, PhD student at the TNO (the Dutch Institute for Applied Sciences), Netherlands (Mitigation of Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gases Program)
Peccei Award: Zhimin Mao, originally from China, PhD student at the Pardee RAND Graduate School, USA. (Mitigation of Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gases Program). Zhimin was the first recipient of the Roger Levien Fellowship.
Mikhalevich Award: Celian Colon, PhD candidate at Ecole Polytechnique, France and Imperial College's Grantham Institute, UK. (Evolution and Ecology Program and Advanced Systems Analysis Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Hanna ten Brink, PhD student in the Theoretical Ecology group of the Institute of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics, University of Amsterdam.
(Evolution and Ecology Program)
2014 Winners
Peccei Award: Danielle Haak, PhD candidate in the Nebraska Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit and the School of Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA. (Advanced Systems Analysis Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Jun Liu, PhD student at the College of Environmental Sciences and Engineering at Peking University, China. (Mitigation of Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gases Program)
Honorable Mention: Thomas Schinko, PhD student from the University of Graz, Austria. (Risk, Policy and Vulnerability Program and Mitigation of Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gases Program )
Honorable Mention: Edoardo Borgomeo, PhD student at the Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford. (Risk, Policy and Vulnerability Program)
2013 Winners
Peccei Award: Benjamin Leibowicz PhD student in Management Science and Engineering at Stanford University, USA. (Energy Program and Transitions To New Technologies Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Eleanor Brush, Program for Quantitative and Computational Biology at Princeton University, USA. (Evolution and Ecology Program and Advanced Systems Analysis Program)
Honorable Mention: Matt Leduc a Canadian PhD student at the Department of
Management Science & Engineering at Stanford University, USA (Advanced Systems Analysis Program)
Honorable Mention: Xi Pang a Chinese PhD student at the Department of Land and Water Resources Engineering, School of Architecture and the Built Environment at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden. (Ecosystems Services and Management Program)
2012 Winners
Peccei Award: Stefan Schreier from the Institute of Environmental Physics (IUP), University of Bremen, Germany. (Ecosystems Services & Management Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Pin Pin Oh from the Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, University of Nottingham, Malaysia. (Advanced Systems Analysis Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Karol Opara from the Systems Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences. (Advanced Systems Analysis Program)
2011 Winners
Peccei Award: Honglin Zhong of the Department of Geography at East China Normal University, China. (Ecosystems Services & Management Program)
Peccei Award: Joeri Rogelj of the Institue for Atmospheric and Climate Sciences in Zurich, Switzerland. (Energy Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Anna Timonina of the Department of Statistics and Decision Support Systems, University of Vienna, Austria. (Risk and Vulnerabilty Program and Advanced Systems Analysis Program)
2010 Winners
Peccei Award: Carl Salk of the Biology Department at Duke University, USA. (General Research Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Elisabeth Wetterlund of the Department of Management and Engineering, Linköping University, Sweden. (Forestry)
Honorable Mention: Rennie Lee, Sociology Department at the University of California. (Health and Global Change Project)
2009 Winners
Peccei Award: Zachary Brown of the Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences, Duke University, USA (Health and Global Change Project) and Austrian born Gregor Kiesewetter of the Institute of Environmental Physics, University of Bremen, Germany. (Atmospheric Pollution & Economic Development Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Christian Hilbe of the Faculty of Mathematics, University of Vienna, Austria. (Evolution and Ecology)
2008 Winners
Peccei Award: Italian born Flora Piasentin of the Federal University of Brasilia, Brazil. (Land Use Change and Agriculture Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Jan Ohlberger from Germany. (Evolution and Ecology)
2007 Winners
Peccei Award: Italian born Marta Vicarelli of Columbia University in New York. (Risk and Vulnerabilty Program)
Mikhalevich Award: Andries Richter from the Netherlands. (Evolution and Ecology)
2006 Winners
Peccei Award: Per Bodin of Sweden (Forestry) and Daniel Falster from Australia. (Evolution and Ecology)
Mikhalevich Award: Andrey Krasovskii of Russia. (Dynamic Systems)
2005 Winners
Peccei Award: Anne Maria (Mia) Eikeset of Norway (Evolution and Ecology) and Daniela Knorr of Germany. (Forestry)
Mikhalevich Award: Geir Halnes from Norway (Dynamic Systems) and Bartosz Kozlowski of Poland. (Integrated Modeling Environment)
2004 Winners
Peccei Award: Hiroshi Ito of Japan (Adaptive Dynamics) and
Sarah Staveteig of the USA. (World Population)
Mikhalevich Award: Cesary Chudzian of Poland. (Risk Management Systems)
Honorable Mention: Erin Dunlop of Canada. (Adaptive Dynamics)
2003 Winners
Peccei Award: Christian Jørgensen of Norway (Adaptive Dynamics) and
Peter van Grinsven from the Netherlands. (Processes of International Negotiations)
Mikhalevich Award: Tomasz Dysarz of Poland. (Risk, Modeling and Society)
2002 Winners
Peccei Award: Tova Norlen of Sweden. (Processes of International Negotiations)
Mikhalevich Award: Can Wang of China. (Environmentally Compatible Energy Strategies)
Honorable Mention: Sander Lensink of the Netherlands. (Dynamic Systems
2001 Winners
Peccei Award: Anna Gårdmark of Sweden (Adaptive Dynamics) and
Yanhong Jin of China. (Land Use Change)
Mikhalevich Award: Elena Moltchanova of Russia. (Forestry)
Honorable Mention: Alexander Mahura of Russia (Radiation Safety of the Biosphere) and Muneta Yokomatsu of Japan. (Risk, Modeling and Society)
2000 Winners
Peccei Award: Ulrike Dusek of Austria (Air Pollution) and Odd Godal of Norway. (Risk, Modeling and Society)
Mikhalevich Award: Kalle Parvinen of Finland. (Adaptive Dynamics)
1999 Winners
Peccei Award: Lily Panyacosit of the USA (Air Pollution) and Janica Ylikarjula from Finland. (Adaptive Dynamics)
Mikhalevich Award: Kevin Wheeler of the USA. (Land Use Change)
1998 Winners
Peccei Award: Margaret Taylor of the USA. (Environmentally Compatible Energy Strategies) and Anton Dobronogov of the Ukraine. (Social Security Reform)
Mikhalevich Award: Gebhard Banko of Austria. (Forestry)
Honorable Mention: Andersen to Gidske of Norway. (Forestry)
1997 Winners
Peccei Award: Keigo Akimoto of Japan (Environmentally Compatible Energy Strategies) and Tatiania Ermolieva of the Ukraine (Risk, Modeling and Society)
Mikhalevich Award: Mikko Heino of Finland (Adaptive Dynamics)
1996 Winners
Peccei Award: Lauren Hale of the USA (World Population) and Patricia Kandelaars of the Netherlands. (World Population)
Mikhalevich Award: Oscar de Feo of Italy. (Dynamic Systems)
Honorable Mention: Plamena Gaydarova of Bulgaria (Land Use Change) and Vladimir Borisov of Russia. (Dynamic Systems)
1995 Winners
Peccei Award: Gary Wojcik of the USA. (Air Pollution)
Mikhalevich Award: Carina van Vliet of the Netherlands. (Optimization under Uncertainty)
1994 Winners
Peccei Award: Kal Raustiala of the USA (International Environmental Commitments), Mari Pöyhönen of Finland (Methodology of Decision Analysis) and Alexander Tarasyev of Russia. (Dynamic Systems)
1993 Winners
Peccei Award: Susan Murcott of the USA (Water Resources), Charlotte Jönsson of Sweden (Transboundary Air Pollution) and Karl Henrik Johansson of Sweden. (Dynamic Systems)
1992 Winners
Peccei Award: Andrei Ganopolski of Russia (Environmental Change and Development) and Wolfgang Schopfhauser of Austria .(Forestry)
1991 Winners
Peccei Award: Wolfgang Keller of Germany (Economic Reform and Integration), Elena Boulanger of the USSR (System and Decision Sciences) and Amanda Wolf of the USA (Processes of International Negotiation)
1990 Winners
Peccei Award: Deanna Haunsperger of the USA (Population), David Rios-Insua of Spain (System and Decision Sciences) and Yasumasa Fujii of Japan (Environmentally Compatible Energy Strategies)
1989 Winner
Peccei Award: Ralph F. Lehmann of Germany. (Transboundary Air Pollution)
1988 Winners
Peccei Award: Harry O. Helmisaari of Sweden (Biosphere Dynamics), Nedjalko Nikolov of Bulgaria (Biosphere Dynamics) and Olivier Dordan of France. (System and Decision Sciences)
1987 Winner
Peccei Award: Mikhail Ter-Mikaeljan of the USSR. (Environmental Monitoring)
1986 Winners
Peccei Award: Steven Underwood of the USA (Biosphere Dynamics), Yuri Ledyaev of the USSR (System and Decision Sciences), Peter Tallos of Hungary (System and Decision Sciences) and Yuri Kuznetsov of the USSR. (Biosphere Dynamics)
1985 Winners
Peccei Award: Maria Holmberg of Finland (Acid Rain), Andrew Foster of the USA(Population) and Rafal Serafin of Canada. (Biosphere Dynamics)
1984 Winners
Peccei Award: Sara Johnson of the USA (System and Decision Sciences) and Kees van Paridon of the Netherlands. (Economic Structural Change)