The Jan Runermark Award
Promoting the Young Generation
The Jan Runermark Award was created
at the ENS Steering Committee meeting in Dresden on 24 November
1995, in memory of Jan Runermark, the initiator of the Swedish
Young Generation Network and promoter of the ENS Young Generation
movement. Jan Runermark, at the time President of ABB Atom and
President-Elect of the European Nuclear Society, died in a tragic
car accident on 25 July 1995. |

Jan Runermark
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The Award is presented by the ENS Young Generation Network to a person
who has given outstanding service, to the benefit of the young generation
and has done so in compliance with the goals defined in the
YGN Terms of Reference.
21st Feb 2008: UK Nomination wins Jan Runermark Award
The Jan Runermark Award was created by the European Nuclear Society in 1995, in memory of Jan Runermark, the initiator of the Swedish Young Generation Network and promoter of the European Nuclear Society (ENS) Young Generation movement. Jan Runermark, at the time President of ABB Atom and President-Elect of the ENS, unfortunately died in a tragic car accident on 25 July 1995.
The Award was created in is honour and is presented by the ENS Young Generation Network to a person who has given outstanding service, to the benefit of the young generation. This year we (the UK) nominated Dr Sue Ion for the outstanding support she has shown the YGN. I am delighted to say that we were successful. Sue will officially receive her award later in the year.