Award

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There are three awards given by the Japanese Society for Mathematical Biology, the Akira Okubo Prize, the JSMB Early Career Award, and the Poster Award at annual meetings. The Akira Okubo Prize is selected jointly with the Society for Mathematical Biology (SMB).

Rules of the Akira Okubo Prize

Akira Okubo Prize

The Akira Okubo Fund was established in memory of Akira Okubo, who made major contributions to many fields, including mathematical ecology and oceanography. Okubo was widely recognized for his scientific work, as well as for his exceptional humanity.

The objective of the Akira Okubo Prize is to honor a living scientist for outstanding and innovative theoretical work, for establishing superb conceptual ideas, for solving tough theoretical problems, and/or for uniting theory and data to advance a biological subject.

The Akira Okubo prize is jointed administered by the Society for Mathematical Biology and the Japanese Society for Mathematical Biology.

Additional details, including how to nominate individuals, is available at Akira Okubo Prize 2011 page.

Winners

    • 2024 – Mark A. Lewis
    • 2023 – Ivana Bosicz
    • 2021 – Michael Savageau
    • 2019 – Naoki Masuda
    • 2017 – Yoh Iwasa
    • 2015 – Joshua Plotkin
    • 2013 – Nanako Shigesada
    • 2011 – Michio Kondoh
    • 2009 – Hans G. Othmer
    • 2007 – Fugo Takasu
    • 2005 – James D. Murray
    • 2003 – Jonathan Sherratt
    • 2001 – Simon A. Levin
    • 1999 – Martin Nowak

    JSMB Early Career Award

    The JSMB Early Career Award is given to young members of the society for their outstanding research contributions to mathematical biology.

    Winners

    • 2024
      Shota Shibasaki (National Institute of Genetics)
      Koji Noshita (Kyushu University)
    • 2023
      Koichi Ito (Hokkaido University)
      Yuma Fujimoto (SOKENDAI)
    • 2022
      Ryo Yamaguchi (Hokkaido University)
      Akira Endo (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine)
    • 2021
      Masato Abe (RIKEN)
      Horomu Ito (Nagasaki University)
    • 2020
      Ryosuke Iritani (RIKEN)
      Takashi Okada (RIKEN)
    • 2019
      Shun Kurokawa (Kochi University of Technology)
    • 2018
      Yoichi Enatsu (Tokyo University of Science )
      Yuuya Tachiki (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
    • 2017
      Kenji Mizumoto (Georgia State University)
      Masato Yamamichi (Tokyo University)
    • 2016
      Toshikazu Kuniya (Kobe University)
      Keisuke Ejima (Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar)
    • 2015
      Tadahumi Kano (Tohoku University)
      Yukihiko Nakata (Tokyo University)
    • 2014
      Takeshi Miki (National Taiwan University)
      Sachi Yamaguchi (Kanagawa University)
    • 2013
      Hiroshi Haeno (Kyushu University)
      Ryosuke Oomori (Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar)
    • 2012
      Akiko Satake (Hokkaido University)
      Naoki Masuda (University of Tokyo)
    • 2011
      Yutaka Kobayashi (University of Tokyo)
      Takeshi Nakazawa (Kyoto University)
    • 2010
      Shingo Iwami (University of Tokyo, JST PRESTO)
      Atsushi Tero (Hokkaido University, JST PRESTO)
    • 2009
      Michio Kondoh (Ryukoku University)
      Shinji Nakaoka (University of Tokyo)
    • 2008
      Hisashi Ohtsuki (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
    • 2007
      Ryusuke Kon (Kyushu University)
      Hiroshi Nishiura (Nagasaki University)
    • 2006
      Yoichiro Wakano (University of Tokyo)
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