Amendment to TENMAK Award Program and Event Support Regulation
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This regulation changes how TENMAK sets award numbers and award amounts for its science, service, young researcher and special awards. The Executive Board will decide the number of recipients and the amount per person, based on the President of TENMAK’s proposal, as long as the amounts stay within upper limits set by the President of Türkiye. It also clarifies that award recipients are not ranked, that plaques and certificates are given with the awards, and that service awards for deceased scientists go to their legal heirs. Young Researcher Awards are limited to living researchers under 40. The changes mainly affect researchers, scientists, award candidates, and TENMAK’s internal award administration.
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Key Changes
- TENMAK’s Executive Board will set recipient numbers and per-person award amounts within presidential upper limits.
- Award recipients will not be ranked, and plaques and certificates will be given with the awards.
- Service awards for deceased scientists will go to legal heirs, while Young Researcher Awards are limited to living researchers under 40.
Obligations
What this law requires
TENMAK Executive Board must determine the number of recipients and the per-person award amount for the TENMAK Science Award based on the TENMAK President’s proposal and must not exceed the upper limits set by the President of Türkiye.
TENMAK must provide a plaque and certificate together with the TENMAK Science Award and must not rank award recipients.
TENMAK Executive Board must determine the number of recipients and the per-person award amount for the TENMAK Service Award based on the TENMAK President’s proposal and must not exceed the upper limits set by the President of Türkiye.
TENMAK must provide a plaque and certificate together with the TENMAK Service Award, must not rank award recipients, and must give awards granted to deceased scientists to their legal heirs.
TENMAK must limit the Young Researcher Award to living researchers who have not completed the age of 40.