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The Thomas Henry Huxley Award and Marsh Prize 2008
This is awarded annually for original work in zoology. The winner of the ZSL Thomas Henry Huxley Award receives a bronze medal, designed by Jonathan Kingdon, and a monetary prize, which is generously donated by the Marsh Christian Trust
The Award is open to postgraduate research students attending a university of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, on the basis of original work, which has been awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy during the period September 2007 to August 2008. To avoid difficulties arising from too rigid a schedule, theses will be accepted a month before or a month after these dates.
Heads of Department are requested to recommend one postgraduate research student whose thesis was considered to be outstanding.
A letter or recommendation, along with the thesis and a detailed report on the candidate’s work, should be sent to:
The Secretary of the Awards Committee,
Zoological Society of London,
Regent’s Park,
London
NW1 4RY
The following additional information should also be submitted:
- The candidate's date of birth
- The candidate's current address
- The length of time over which the research was undertaken
- The names and addresses of the examiners, whom ZSL will approach for comments.
Recommendations must be received no later than 30 November 2008
The Council of ZSL request that the candidate should not be told of the recommendation.
The Thomas Henry Huxley Award will be announced early in 2009 and will be presented to the winning student in June 2009. These will be returned to the departments when the Award is announced.
For further information, please contact the Secretary of the Awards Committee on 020 7449 6272 or email Linda.davolls@zsl.org
