The Japan Prize, established in 1983, honors individuals who have made significant contributions to science and technology with a focus on advancing peace and prosperity globally. It awards achievements in two fields selected each year, with a 100 million yen prize. Candidates are nominated by scientists worldwide, and the selection process includes rigorous evaluations. The prize is considered one of the highest honors in scientific achievement. You can find more details on the official Japan Prize website.
The Following faculty member of The Ohio State University has been recognized as a Japan Prize Laureate:
- Rattan Lal, Distinguished University Professor of Soil Science (2019)