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BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Awards
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The BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Awards (Spanish: Premios Fundación BBVA Fronteras del Conocimiento) are an international award programme recognizing significant contributions in the areas of scientific research and cultural creation. The categories that make up the Frontiers of Knowledge Awards respond to the knowledge map of the present age. As well as the fundamental knowledge that is at their core, they address developments in information and communication technologies, and interactions between biology and medicine, ecology and conservation biology, climate change, economics, humanities and social sciences, and, finally, contemporary musical creation and performance. Specific categories are reserved for developing knowledge fields of critical relevance to confront central challenges of the 21st century, as in the case of the two environmental awards.

The awards were established in 2008, with the first set of winners receiving their prizes in 2009. The BBVA Foundation – belonging to financial group BBVA – is partnered in the scheme by the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), the country's premier public research organization.

Categories

There are eight award categories: basic science, biology and biomedicine, climate change, ecology and conservation biology, information and communications technologies, economics, finance and management, music and opera, humanities and social sciences (a new category in the 11th edition). Previously, in the first 10 editions, there was a category in development cooperation.

Juries

Eight juries, one for each category, analyze the nominations put forward by international academic and research institutions.[1][2] To reach their decision, the juries meet during January and February in the Marqués de Salamanca Palace, Madrid headquarters of the BBVA Foundation. The day after the jury's decision, the name of the winners(s) and the achievements that earned them the award are revealed at an announcement event in the same location.

Ceremony

The awards are presented in June each year at a ceremony held, from the 11th edition, in the Euskalduna Palace at Bilbao, in the Basque Country.[3][4][5][6]

BBVA Foundation

The BBVA Foundation engages in the promotion of research, advanced training and the transmission of knowledge to society, focusing on the emerging issues of the 21st century in five areas: Environment, Biomedicine and Health, Economy and Society, Basic Sciences and Technology, and Arts and Humanities. The BBVA Foundation designs, develops and finances research projects in these areas; facilitates advanced specialist training through grants, courses, seminars and workshops; organizes award schemes for researchers and professionals whose work has contributed significantly to the advancement of knowledge; and communicates and disseminates such new knowledge through publications, databases, lecture series, debates, exhibitions and audiovisual and electronic media.[7][8]

Prizes

Each BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge laureate receives a commemorative artwork, a diploma and a cash prize of 400,000 euros per category. Awards may not be granted posthumously, and when an award is shared, its monetary amount is divided equally among the recipients.

The commemorative artwork is created by Madrid sculptor Blanca Muñoz, B.A. in Fine Arts from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Holder of scholarships at Calcografia Nazionale (1989), awarded by the Italian Government, at the Spanish Royal Academy in Rome (1990), and in Mexico City (1992), awarded by the Mexican Department of Foreign Affairs, her numerous distinctions include the 1999 National Print Prize.

As of 2023, 22 BBVA Foundation laureates have also won the Nobel Prize.

Laureates

Year Category Laureate Nationality Nobel Prize
2008 Basic Sciences Ignacio Cirac  Spain
Peter Zoller  Austria
Biology and Biomedicine Joan Massagué  Spain
Climate Change Wallace S. Broecker  United States
Ecology and Conservation Biology Thomas Lovejoy  United States
William Laurance
Information and Communication Technologies Jacob Ziv  Israel
Economics, Finance and Management Jean Tirole  France Economic Sciences 2014
Development Cooperation Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab  United States
Arts Steven Holl  United States
2009 Basic Sciences Richard Zare  United States
Michael Fisher  United Kingdom
Biology and Biomedicine Robert Lefkowitz  United States Chemistry 2012
Climate Change Klaus Hasselmann  Germany Physics 2021
Ecology and Conservation Biology Peter B. Reich  United States
Information and Communication Technologies Thomas Kailath  United States
Economics, Finance and Management Andreu Mas-Colell  Spain
Hugo F. Sonnenschein  United States
Development Cooperation Development Research Institute  United States
Contemporary Music Cristóbal Halffter  Spain
2010 Basic Sciences Gabor A. Somorjai  United States  Hungary
Biology and Biomedicine Shinya Yamanaka  Japan Physiology 2012
Climate Change Nicholas Stern  United Kingdom
Ecology and Conservation Biology Edward Osborne Wilson  United States
Information and Communication Technologies Donald Knuth  United States
Economics, Finance and Management Lars Peter Hansen  United States Economic Sciences 2013
Development Cooperation International Rice Research Institute (IRRI)  Finland
Contemporary Music Helmut Lachenmann  Germany
2011 Basic Sciences Michel Mayor   Switzerland Physics 2019
Didier Queloz
Biology and Biomedicine Alexander Varshavsky  United States
Climate Change Isaac Held  United States
Ecology and Conservation Biology Daniel H. Janzen  United States
Information and Communication Technologies Carver Mead  United States
Economics, Finance and Management Angus Deaton  United Kingdom Economic Sciences 2015
Development Cooperation Ciro de Quadros  Brazil
Contemporary Music Salvatore Sciarrino  Italy
2012 Basic Sciences Ingrid Daubechies[9]  Belgium
David Mumford[10]  United Kingdom
Biology and Biomedicine Douglas Coleman[11]  Canada
Jeffrey Friedman[12]  United States
Climate Change Susan Solomon[13]  United States
Ecology and Conservation Biology Jane Lubchenco[14]  United States
Information and Communication Technologies Lotfi A. Zadeh[15]  Azerbaijan
Economics, Finance and Management Paul Milgrom[16]  United States Economic Sciences 2020
Development Cooperation DNDi[17]   Switzerland
Contemporary Music Pierre Boulez[18]  France
2013 Basic Sciences Maximilian Haider[19]  Austria
Harald Rose[20]  Germany
Knut Urban[21]
Biology and Biomedicine Adrian Bird[22]  United Kingdom
Climate Change Christopher Field[23]  United States
Ecology and Conservation Biology Paul R. Ehrlich[24]  United States
Information and Communication Technologies Marvin Minsky[25]  United States
Economics, Finance and Management Elhanan Helpman[26]  Israel
Development Cooperation Pratham[27]  India
Contemporary Music Steve Reich[28]  United States
2014 Basic Sciences Stephen Buchwald[29]  United States
Biology and Biomedicine Joseph Schlessinger[30]  United States
Charles Sawyers[31]
Tony Hunter[32]  United Kingdom
Climate Change Richard Alley[33]  United States
Ecology and Conservation Biology David Tilman[34]  United States
Information and Communication Technologies Leonard Kleinrock[35]  United States
Economics, Finance and Management Richard Blundell  United Kingdom
David Card  Canada Economic Sciences 2021
Development Cooperation Helen Keller International  United States
Contemporary Music György Kurtág[36]  Hungary
2015 Basic Sciences Stephen Hawking  United Kingdom
Viatcheslav Mukhanov  Germany
Biology and Biomedicine Edward Boyden  United States
Karl Deisseroth  United States
Gero Miesenböck  Austria
Climate Change Veerabhadran Ramanathan  India
Ecology and Conservation Biology Ilkka Hanski  Finland
Information and Communication Technologies Stephen Cook  Canada
Economics, Finance and Management Robert Wilson  United States Economic Sciences 2020
Development Cooperation Martin Ravallion  Australia
Contemporary Music Georges Aperghis  Greece
2016 Basic Sciences David Cox  United Kingdom
Bradley Efron  United States
Biology and Biomedicine Emmanuelle Charpentier  France Chemistry 2020
Jennifer Doudna  United States Chemistry 2020
Francisco Mojica  Spain
Climate Change James Hansen Zdroj:https://en.wikipedia.org?pojem=BBVA_Foundation_Frontiers_of_Knowledge_Awards
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