The following awards were announced at the conference:
Clyde H. Bailey Medal - the most prestigious ICC Award, for outstanding achievements in the service of cereal science and technology, granted once per four years, was given to:
Prof. Dr. Peter R. Shewry, Rothamsted Research, UK
Distinguished Research Fellow at Rothamsted Research and Professor of Plants and Health at the University of Reading, United Kingdom, for his outstanding research on wheat and other cereal grains, ranging from grain structure and functionality to molecular genetics.
See more details in his short biography.
Fellowship of the ICC Academy - for those who have made significant contributions to cereal science and the aims and objectives of the ICC was given to:
Prof. Dr. Elke Arendt, University College of Cork, Ireland
For outstanding activities in cereal related food and health research, notably in the area of gluten free foods and beverages.
See more details at www.ucc.ie/en/cerealscience.
Dr. Matthew Morell, International Rice Research Institute, Philippiness
for outstanding activities in cereal biochemistry and genetics research and research management
See more details at irri.org/about-us/our-people/management/matthew-morell.
Harald Perten Prize - for outstanding achievements in science, research, teaching or transmission of knowledge, which serve cereal sciences and technology - primarily recognizing practical applications in the areas of starch, gluten and enzymes, was given to:
Prof. Dr. Hamit Köksel, Hacettepe University, Turkey
He has covered areas of gluten, starch and enzymes in his long ambitious list of scientific papers and appearances. Being an active professor in Turkey and worldwide has also lead to extensive transmission of knowledge.
See more details in his short biography.