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AAS Solar Physics Division Prize Winners

FEB 18, 2008
Physics Today

The 2008 Hale Prize is awarded to Hugh S. Hudson, UC Berkeley, for his fundamental contributions to many aspect of solar and heliospheric physics, in particular his studies of magnetic reconnection and particle acceleration in solar flares, the initiation of coronal mass ejections, nanoflare coronal heating, and the variability of the solar irradiance. He is also recognized for his leadership and contributions to the solar physics community, especially his untiring support for international research collaborations.

The 2008 Karen Harvey Prize is awarded to Mark G. Linton , NRL, for his major contributions to studies of kink-instabilities in delta spots, the interactions of magnetic flux tubes, and patchy reconnection in solar flares.

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