| 1. | Professor Rainer J. Fries |
| Texas A&M University | |
| College Station | |
| Texas , USA | |
| Citation: | "For his seminal contributions to our understanding of relativistic heavy-ion collisions and the quark-gluon plasma, in particular the valence-quark recombination of hadrons from the thermal, deconfined partonic medium and direct photon radiation from scattered partons" Title of talk for the INPC2007 Prize Session: "Quark and Gluon Degrees of Freedom in High-Energy Heavy Ion Collisions" |
| 2 | Dr. Kimiko Sekiguchi |
| RIKEN | |
| RIKEN Nishina Centre | |
| Wako , Japan | |
| Citation: | "For her precise measurements of intermediate-energy proton-deuteron scattering and deuteron break-up including spin degrees of freedom which led to establish firmly three-nucleon force effects and stimulate their theoretical developments" Title of talk for the INPC2007 Prize Session: "Exploring Three-Nucleon Forces with Nucleon-Deuteron Scattering" |
| 3 | Dr. Yuri A. Litvinov |
| GSI, Helmholtz Centre for Ion Research | |
| Darmstadt , Germany | |
| Citation: | "For his seminal contributions to the development of the novel technique of broad-band, high-accuracy mass and lifetime measurements in a high-energy ion-storage ring, down to single ion sensitivity, and its innovative use in nuclear property measurements far off stability" Title of talk for the INPC2007 Prize Session: "Nuclear Properties far off Stability from Broad-Band Mass and Lifetime Measurements in a Storage Ring" |