Nominations for the 2025 Bingham Medal

The 2025 Bigham Medalist will be selected by the Bingham Award Committee, currently chaired by Denis Rodrigue , and confirmed by the SoR Executive Committee. Nominators will be informed of the outcome shortly thereafter. The 2025 Bingham Medalist will be named publicly on the website and in the Rheology Bulletin. The 2025 Bingham Medal will be presented at the 96th Annual Meeting (October 19 - 23, 2025) in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Nominations shall include the following:

1. A nomination letter from someone other than the nominee.
2. A two-page summary containing the following:
   
   1. A brief scientific biography.
   2. A review of those accomplishments upon which the nomination is based.
   3. A concise evaluation of the importance of the nominee’s contributions in advancing the science of rheology.
3. A curriculum vitae of the nominee with publication list.
4. No more than three supporting letters that address the nominee’s contributions.
5. A 50-word citation, written by the nominator, which would be used in the event the nominee receives the award.
6. A high-resolution headshot of the nominee suitable for publication. The headshot should be at least 400 pixels wide and 500 pixels high.

Unsuccessful nominations may be reconsidered in a subsequent year, after which nomination packages need to be resubmitted.

All nominations are subject to the following rules:

1. Only one active Bingham nomination per nominator is allowed. Note that an unsuccessful Bingham nomination is active for the following year.
2. Only one new Bingham recommendation letter is allowed for each recommender per year.
3. A nominator should not write a recommendation letter for another nominee in the same year.
4. Members of the Bingham Award Committee should not be involved in nominating a candidate or in writing letters of support. Supporting letters written by committee members prior to being appointed to the committee are acceptable.
5. The SoR officer (president or past president) who set up the Bingham Award Committee is prohibited from nominating or writing a letter.