ACP Early Career Researcher Award Reference Letter
Nominations for the 2023 ACP award for Early Career Researcher in Constraint Programming should be submitted to: https://forms.gle/DNJzF6BE1rZFFL9N9

This form is for reference letters accompanying a nomination. The nominator submits a nomination (the other form), and arranges for 3 referees who independently write a supporting reference letter (this form, to be submitted by each referee separately).

ELIGIBILITY

The nominator, nominee and referees must all be active ACP members, that is, having registered at http://www.a4cp.org/

One referee has to be the former PhD supervisor or direct collaborator of the nominee. Other referees can not have a conflict of interest with the nominee, meaning they have not been the PhD supervisor or student of the nominee, and in the past 6 years they have not published together nor worked at the same institution.


TIMEFRAME

The strict deadline to receive the full nomination package, including the reference letters in this form, is: 10 June 2023.


AWARD COMMITTEE

An award committee will be set up by the secretary of the ACP. The composition of the committee will be based on the nominations received such that there is no conflict of interest with the nominees. Members of the award committee cannot be candidates, nor can they support a candidate by being a nominator or a referee.

The selection of the winning nominee is based on the originality, impact, and quality of the research work. The evaluation will consider all contributions to the CP community, including publications, software, systems, and other community building and research communication efforts.


For questions concerning award nominations and references, please contact the ACP EC Secretary at tias.guns@kuleuven.be.

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Referee (you): name and affiliation
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Referee: email
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Referee: link to ORCid, DBLP or Google Scholar profile
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Referee: confirm that you are an ACP member (e.g. registered on http://www.a4cp.org/)
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Nominator (the person asking you to submit this reference letter): name and affiliation
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Nominee (candidate that you are writing a reference letter for): name and affiliation
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Nominee: link to ORCid, DBLP or Google Scholar profile *
Please declare any association you have had with the nominee (note the eligibility conditions).
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Your nomination letter (show evidence that the nominee has a promising scientific track record that already has impact on the CP community. Emphasize what the nominee has done and why it matters). Max 300 words.

Based on this letter, the award committee will discuss the following matters to decide the award:
- Which specific accomplishments made by the nominee merit the award?
- If some of these involved a team effort, what specifically were the nominee's contributions?
- What impact has the contributions of the nominee had on other fields (AI, OR, computer science, etc.), or on society?
- Where does the nominee stand in comparison to other scientists of similar seniority in the field of CP?
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