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Journal Prizes

We award an annual prize of £250 for the best paper by an early career author in each of our journals.
Journal Prizes

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Haldane Prize

Functional Ecology's Haldane Early Career Researcher Award is awarded to the best paper in the journal by an early career author.

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Elton Prize

Prize for best paper by an early career researcher published in Journal of Animal Ecology

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Southwood Prize

Prize for best paper by an early career researcher published in Journal of Applied Ecology

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Harper Prize

Annual prize for the best paper by an early career researcher published in Journal of Ecology.

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Robert May Prize

Annual prize for the best paper by an early career researcher published in Methods in Ecology and Evolution

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