The Hiroshi Tsuji Early Career Researcher Award recognizes excellence in fundamental or applied combustion science research. Co-sponsored by Elsevier and The Combustion Institute, the award and prize of US $10,000 is annually bestowed upon an early career researcher who has advanced a specific field of research within four to ten years of completing a doctoral degree or equivalent. If equally deserving candidates are presented, more than one recipient may be chosen.
The award is named after Professor Hiroshi Tsuji, whose stable porous cylinder counterflow burner configuration has influenced fundamental studies and applications in laminar and turbulent combustion.
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Recipients
2026: Xinyan Huang, Matteo Pelucchi, Huangwei Zhang
2025: Sili Deng and Mitchell Spearrin
2024: Christopher Goldenstein and Zhandong Wang
2023: Jacqueline O’Connor and Wenting Sun
2022: Michael E. Mueller
2021: Michael P. Burke
2020: Zheng Chen and Michael Gollner
2019: Aamir Farooq and Greg Rieker
2018: Nicolas Noiray
2017: Matthias Ihme
2016: Adam Steinberg