NOMINATION FOR THE 2023 WOLF PRIZE
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NOMINATION FOR THE 2023
WOLF PRIZE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR NOMINATING CANDIDATES
The Wolf Prizes in the sciences and the arts are awarded annually since 1978 to outstanding scientists and artists for
their achievements for the benefit of humanity and brotherly relations among people, regardless of nationality, race,
color, religion, gender, or political views. To date, 365 scientists and artists from all over the world have been awarded
the prestigious Wolf Prize.
Prize fields in sciences include Agriculture, Chemistry, Mathematics, Medicine, and Physics. Prize fields in the Arts include
Architecture, Music, Painting and Sculpture. Every year, the Wolf Foundation awards four prizes in the Sciences and one
prize in the Arts. Each prize consists of a diploma and 100,000$. In the event of co-recipients sharing one prize, the
honorarium is equally divided among them.
Process of Nomination
GENERAL
1. In accordance with the Wolf Prize principle of rotation, candidate(s) for the 2023 prize can be nominated only in one
of the following five fields: Chemistry, Mathematics, Medicine, Agriculture, and Arts.
2. One, two or three candidates may be nominated to receive the prize. The joint nomination recognizes only collaborative
work or work contributing similarity or additively to the same specific field. In this case, each candidate should be
nominated using a separate form, with the jointly filed candidate mentioned in the appropriate place. If a joint
nomination is for collaborative work, please state this at the beginning of the "Brief Description" section. Please
specify the contribution of each candidate to their joint achievement.
3. A Nominator may submit more than one nomination package.
4. An international Prize Committee makes the selection of the Wolf prize Laureates. Committee's decisions are final and
irrevocable.
NOMINATION PACKAGE:
5. The submission package should include:
a. A duly completed Nomination Form. Please fill out all fields according to the instructions without exceeding
the allotted space.
b. Three or four letters of support from experts who are not affiliated with the candidate's institution. The letter
of support can be written as a collaborative letter of recommendation. The signed letters must be written on
formal letterhead. An additional letter from the candidate's institution may be added.
c. A recent candidate's photograph at high resolution of at least 300 dpi.
d. A short biography, up to one page.
6. Submitting the nomination package:
a. Submission via E-Mail only to: Office@wolffund.org.il
b. Submission Deadline: October 24th, 2022 at 23:00 (Israel).
c. The Form must be completed in full .
d. Edited Official Form will not be accepted. Do not make changes using editing software in the original form.
e. Please send us all nomination materials in a single E-mail message.
f. All files should be named according to their contents including the candidate name. For example: Gross photo,
Gross form etc.
g. DO NOT PRINT AND SCAN the Nomination Form.
h. DO NOT LOCK DOCUMENTS with passwords.
i. Each nomination is automatically valid for three cycles. The nominator can update the nomination at any time
during this period. After three cycles a new nomination package is required.
7. Limitations:
a. The Prize is awarded to individuals, not to institutions.
b. A person cannot nominate himself/herself.
c. Nobel Prize Laureates will not be considered, unless their nomination is proposed for an achievement entirely
different from the one recognized by the Nobel Prize.
d. The Wolf Prize is awarded in Jerusalem by the President of the State of Israel. Nominators should reconsider
proposing candidates who, to the best of their knowledge, may not be able to attend the ceremony.
e. Kindly note that the Wolf Prize is awarded for significant breakthroughs and not for an exemplary career or
leadership in a particular field.
f. The Wolf Prize is awarded to scientists and artists from all over the world for their professional achievements
for the benefit of humanity. Affiliation with the state of Israel or Israeli scientists is not a consideration for
awarding the prize.
We are here to assist with any question. E-mail us to: Office@wolffund.org.il
NOMINATION FORM
WOLF PRIZE 2023
IN THE SCIENCES
1 FIELD
(Please mark one)
○ AGRICULTURE ○ MEDICINE ○ CHEMISTRY ○ MATHEMATICS
2 CANDIDATE PERSONAL DATA
First name
Surname
Affiliation
E-mail
Telephone number
Mobile number
Date of birth
Place of birth
Office address
○ Please specify in case of a joint nomination.
FULL NAME of joint candidate:
Nominator (in case different nominator for each):
3 PROPOSED CITATION FOR DIPLOMA
(Up to 50 words)
4 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENTS
(Clearly and concisely describe only achievements that merit the prize)
5 EDUCATION AND MAIN POSITIONS HELD
6 MAJOR HONORS AND AWARDS
(Only most prominent ones)7 LIST OF MOST SIGNIFICANT PUBLICATIONS
8 LIST OF SUPPORTERS
(Full name, affiliation, email)
9 NOMINATOR
Full Name
Title
Affiliation
Address
Email
Phone number
Mobile number
Date Scanned personal signature
Institute’s logo or scanned stamp
Submissions via E-Mail only to: Office@wolffund.org.il
Nomination Deadline: October 24th, 2022 at 23:00 (Israel).NOMINATION FOR THE 2023
WOLF PRIZE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR NOMINATING CANDIDATES IN ARTS
The Wolf Prizes in the sciences and the arts are awarded annually since 1978 to outstanding scientists and artists for
their achievements for the benefit of humanity and brotherly relations among people, regardless of nationality, race,
color, religion, gender, or political views. To date, 365 scientists and artists from all over the world have been awarded
the prestigious Wolf Prize.
Every year, the Wolf Foundation awards four prizes in the Sciences and one prize in the Arts. Prize fields in sciences
include Agriculture, Chemistry, Mathematics, Medicine, and Physics. Prize fields in the Arts include Architecture, Music,
Painting and Sculpture. Each prize consists of a diploma and 100,000$. In the event of co-recipients sharing one prize, the
honorarium is equally divided among them.
Previous Wolf Prize laureates in The Arts include Cindy Sherman, Anselm Kiefer, Louise Bourgeois, Marc Chagall, Jasper Johns,
Gerhard Richter, Bruce Nauman, Lawrence Weiner, Eduardo Chillida, Claes T. Oldenburg, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Laurie
Anderson, Olafur Eliasson, Rosemarie Trockel, and many more.
Process of Nomination
GENERAL
1. In accordance with the Wolf Prize principle of rotation, candidate(s) for the 2023 prize can be nominated only in
one of the following five fields: Agriculture, Chemistry, Mathematics, Medicine, and Arts.
2. A Nominator may submit more than one nomination package.
3. An international Prize Committee makes the selection of the Wolf prize Laureates. Committee decisions are final and
irrevocable.NOMINATION PACKAGE:
4. The submission package should include:
a. A duly completed Nomination Form. Please fill out all fields according to the instructions without
exceeding the allotted space.
b. Three or four letters of support from experts who are not affiliated with the candidate's organization.
The signed letters must be written on formal letterhead.
c. Candidate’s portfolio.
d. A recent candidate's photograph at high resolution of at least 300 dpi.
e. A short biography, up to one page.
5. Submitting the nomination package:
a. Submission via E-Mail only to: Office@wolffund.org.il.
b. Submission deadline: October 24th, 2022 at 23:00 (Israel).
c. In case of a large size of submission package, we suggest using Dropbox/ Wetransfer/Google drive for
easy delivery.
d. The Form must be completed in full.
e. Edited Official Form will not be accepted. Do not make changes using editing software in the original form.
f. Please send us all nomination materials in a single E-mail message.
g. All files should be named according to their contents, including the candidate name.
For example: Gross photo, Gross form etc.
h. DO NOT PRINT AND SCAN the Nomination Form.
i. DO NOT LOCK DOCUMENTS with passwords.
j. Each nomination is automatically valid for two cycles. The nominator can update the nomination at any
time during this period. After two cycles a new nomination package is required.
6. Limitations:
a. The Prize is awarded to individuals.
b. A person cannot nominate himself/herself.
c. The Wolf Prize is awarded in Jerusalem by the President of the State of Israel. Nominators should
reconsider proposing candidates who, to the best of their knowledge, may not be able to attend the ceremony.
We are here to assist with any question. E-mail us to: Office@wolffund.org.ilNOMINATION FORM
WOLF PRIZE 2023
IN ARTS
1 CANDIDATE PERSONAL DATA
First name
Surname
Affiliation
E-mail
Telephone number
Mobile number
Date of birth
Place of birth
Office address
Website
2 PROPOSED CITATION FOR DIPLOMA
(Up to 50 words)3 REASONS FOR NOMINATION AND BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF ACHIEVEMENTS
4 MAJOR HONORS AND AWARDS
(Only most prominent ones)5 List of Supporters
(Full name, affiliation, email)
6 NOMINATOR
Full Name
Title
Affiliation
Address
Email
Phone number
Mobile number
Date Scanned personal signature
Submissions via E-Mail only to: Office@wolffund.org.il
Nomination Deadline: October 24th, 2022 at 23:00 (Israel).You can also read
