 
R&D 100 Awards
The tradition of the R&D 100 Awards Competition continues
into 2005. The editors, along with the judging panel, look
forward to learning about the top innovations emerging from
today's R&D programs. An application and instructions
on how to enter are provided above. Be sure to visit "How
to win an R&D 100 Award" for suggestions on preparing
an effective entry. As always, Good Luck!
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2005 Laboratory of the Year
 Enter your lab for the 2005 Laboratory of the Year competition
Learn the details about what makes a Lab of the Year winner
Read more about the 2004 winners
Articles From the 2003 Laboratory of the Year May issue can be found here.
2002 Laboratory of the Year Winners:
2001 Laboratory of the Year
Winners:
Innovator of the Year
 Driven by the recent success of SpaceShipOne, Burt Rutan seeks to show the world his dream of a space tourism industry—and make it come true.
Please click on features
to read story.
For information and application procedures, visit:
http://www.rdmag.com/scripts/ioy.asp
2003 Innovator of the Year: Ian
Foster Named 2003 Innovator of the Year
From his roots in New Zealand to his joint positions at the Univ.
of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory, Foster has set the standards
for how distributed computing system
Scientist of the Year- Eric Lander
The Genome Master
Eric Lander has a very simple goal in life all he wants is to know
everything there is to know about the human genome. And he believes
he can do it.
Click here to read more.
Call for nominations--With the announcement of the 2003 Scientist
of the Year, we now open the nomination process for 2004.
Send your recommendation and reason why to Editor in Chief, Tim
Studt, at 630-288-8700 or tstudt@reedbusiness.com
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