First Step to Nobel Prize in Physics

Prizes and Honourable Mentions in the 9th International Competition
First Step to Nobel Prize in Physics 2000/2001

Awards

  • Svetoslav Stoichev IVANOV (Bulgaria)
    Photometry of the Comae of S4-Linear in the Region of the Emissions of the Swan Bands of C2
  • Anton Igorevich ODNOVOLOV (Russia)
    Models of Flexible Ducts (My Hypotheses and Experiments)
  • Huanqian LOH (Singapore)
    Properties and Precursors of TiN Thin Films Prepared by Inductively Coupled Plasma Assisted DC Magnetron Sputtering
  • Aleksey LAVRENTYEV (Ukraine)
    Dynamic Stability of a Rotating Homogeneous Chain
  • Sergei VELICHKO (Ukraine)
    Aperture Polarimetry of Comet C/1999 S4 (Linear)
  • Brinda THOMAS (USA)
    Multifractal Properties of the Solar Wind-Magnetosphere System
  • Jelena UZUNOVIC (Yugoslavia)
    Ground State Structure and Thermodynamic Properties of 2D Ising-type Spin Glasses
  • Katarina Z. PETROVIC (Yugoslavia)
    Standard and Multidimensional Bak-Sneppen Models of Evolution
  • Marko PETKOVIC (Yugoslavia)
    Calculation of the Profile of the Liquid Drop Situated on the Solid

Honourable mentions

Research papers

  • Svetoslav Stoichev IVANOV (Bulgaria)
    The Comet Rider
  • Matko KONJUH (Croatia)
    Stability of Ship
  • Mirna JURLINA (Croatia)
    Determining the Movement of Particles/Ions in the Electric and Magnetic Fields
  • Frantisek NEMEC (The Czechlands)
    Domain Wall Orientation in Ferroelastic Domain Twins
  • Karumanchi Vikhyat K. V. Subba RAO (India)
    A Comparative Study of the Wavelength & Intensity of Atomic Spectra Using a Ruled Grating & Spectrometer
  • Somyanarayan Mrityunjoy MUKHERJEE (India)
    A Total Comparison of Effect of Detergents on Surface Tension of Water - A Basic Step Towards Maximum Efficiency and Optimum Performance of Detergents
  • Amir Esmailzadeh AZARI (Iran)
    Ball Trace
  • Mohammad Esmaeel Arasteh RAD (Iran)
    Minimum Work Rule
  • Karavany HAGGAI (Israel)
    Experimental Study on Heating of Bulk HTSC Samples due to AC Losses
  • Manami UECHI (Japan)
    Why Does Glass Break?
  • Galimjan BALABATIROV (Kazakhstan)
    Researching Stationary Motion near the Sun
  • Michael LE (Norway)
    The Acoustic Lensing Effect of a Paraboloid (part 1)
  • Michael LE (Norway)
    The Acoustic Lensing Effect of a Paraboloid (part 2)
  • Michael LE (Norway)
    The Acoustic Lensing Effect of a Paraboloid (part 3)
  • Michael LE (Norway)
    The Acoustic Lensing Effect of a Paraboloid (part 4)
  • Franciszek Leszek ARASZKIEWICZ (Poland)
    Partly Coherent Quantum Systems
  • Ana Maria BOBEICA (Romania)
    An Electrical Analysis of a Real Light Emitting Diode (LED) and the Parameters Extraction from the I-V Characteristic
  • Huanqian LOH (Singapore)
    Magnetism of Vanadium Jarosite, a Layered Kagome Lattice
  • Eyup GULER (Turkey)
    Thermoelectric Properties of Semiconductors at High Temperatures
  • Hande YAGCI (Turkey)
    The Study of Optical Absorption Properties of Er+3 doped TeO2-ZnO Laser Glass
  • Ozan AKTAS (Turkey)
    The Analysis of Converse Piezoelectric Effect by X-Rays
  • Tolga SOYKAN (Turkey)
    Investigation of Formation of Meteor Craters
  • Andry Valerevich KLESHCHONOK (Ukraine)
    The Study of Free Volume in Liquids with Different Form of Molecules
  • Ulyana HORODYSKYJ (USA)
    Sailing into Space: Steering Towards Mars
  • William BELT (USA)
    Effect of V-doping in Bi-Pb-Sr-Ca-Cu-O Superconductor Composites
  • Ly TRAN (Vietnam)
    The Effect of Surface Tension on Natural Resonant Frequency of Liquids in Cylinder

Contributions

  • Elxan AHUNDOV (Azerbaijan)
    Fantastic Cosmic Project
  • Wang YI (China)
    Study on Water Waves
  • Roham Rahnamay FARZAMI (Iran)
    Phenomenology of the Bubbles
  • Kukoyi ADEDOYIN (Nigeria)
    Harnessing Solar Energy for Thermal and Electrical Uses
  • Kamil TAMIOLA (Poland)
    Seeing and Recognizing Objects as Physical Process - Practical and Theoretical Use of Artificial Neural Networks
  • Alexander BOGOUNOV (Russia)
    The Theory of Specific Binding Energy of Atomic Nuclei
  • Atilla CAKOGLU (Turkey)
    The Comparison Between the Old Construction Bricks that Was Found in Harran Region and Modern Construction Bricks
  • Caner DENIZLI (Turkey)
    The Analyzing of Kidney Stones with Powder Diffraction Method of X-Rays
  • Ibrahim GUZEL (Turkey)
    Calculating Neutrino's Energy
  • Mehmet KOCAK (Turkey)
    To Save Energy in Greenhouses by Using Glauber Salt from Phase Change Materials
  • Sumeyye AKCIN (Turkey)
    Effect of Alternating Magnetic Field on Quail EmbryogenesisMacroscopic Findings
  • Tugba AKSU (Turkey)
    The Production and Electrical Characterization of the Metal /Anodic Oxide, Sulfide, Nitride / n-InSb Structure
  • Paul DUSTIN (USA)
    The Reimbursing Heat on Exhaust Pipe
  • Cesyen Augusto CEDENO MOGOLLON (Venezuela)
    Structural and Magnetic Study of the new Compound MnIn1.9Cr0.1S4

Instruments

  • Yusuf ADELABU (Nigeria)
    Solar Energy Cocker
  • Alexandru HENING (Romania)
    The MOS-FET and its Application to an Electric Field Measurement System
  • Kristina MACKU (Switzerland)
    Temperature Measurement Using Totally Digital Techniques
  • Burgehan HURCAN (Turkey)
    A Method for the Detection of Metallic Corrosion
  • Orhan SAHIN (Turkey)
    Preparation of a Luxmeter and its Application in Daily Life
  • Pinar GULTEKIN (Turkey)
    Highly Sensitive Photodetector From Porous Silicon
  • S. Selcuk SEFAYI (Turkey)
    A Simple Gas Sensor
  • Ugur Kerem GURAK (Turkey)
    Opto-Thermal Linear Detector
  • Uzeyir ARISUT (Turkey)
    Measurement of Density and Water Content of Soil Using Photon Multiple Scattering
  • Pavel Yurievich SERGEYEV (Ukraine)
    Determination of the Carbonic Gas Concentration in the Air
  • Ryna KARNIK (USA)
    Construction of a Linear Particle Accelerator Capable of Diffracting Helium Ions

Remarks

Acting on behalf of the Evaluating Committee we express high recognition to Mr. Yu Xin (Robert) XIA for his paper Effects of Engineered Proline Amino Acids on the Single-Channel Kinetics of a Potassium Channel. Unfortunately, this very valuable and interesting paper is too far from physics and for that it cannot be recognized by award or honourable mention.