Venezuelan Physicist Ismardo Bonalde Wins the 2026 “Bernard Coqblin” International Prize

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The  Daily  Journal .-  Dr.  Ismardo  Bonalde  has  been  awarded  the  prestigious 2026   “Bernard  Coqblin”  International  Physics  Prize ,  according  to  the  Venezuelan  Institute  for Scientific Research (IVIC)  .

 The  Venezuelan  physicist  was  recognized  for  “his  exceptional  contributions  in  the  field of Strongly Correlated Electron Systems (SCES).”

 The  award  honors  the  memory  of  renowned  French  physicist  Bernard  Coqblin  (1941–2012)  and  is  granted  exclusively  to  scientists  who  succeed  in  establishing  and  consolidating  vibrant  and  dynamic  research  activity  in  countries  where  this  area  of  physics  is  not  formally  developed.

 Dr.  Bonalde  serves  as  Senior  Principal  Researcher  and  Head  of  the  Low  Temperature  and  Liquefaction  Laboratory  at  IVIC’s  Physics  Center.  He  is  also  a  full  member  of  the  Academy of Physical, Mathematical and Natural Sciences .

 According  to  the  institutional  report,  throughout  his  career  the  scientist  has  played  a  key  role  in  placing  Venezuela  on  the  international  map  of  quantum  physics,  superconductivity,  and  low-temperature physics .

 The world’s physics elite will gather in Japan

 The  official  award  ceremony  will  take  place  during  the  International  Conference  on  Strongly  Correlated  Electron  Systems  (SCES) ,  one  of  the  most  important  global  events  in  this field of physics.

 This  year’s  conference  will  be  held  from  September  27  to  October  2  at  the  Toyama  International Conference Center  in  Japan .

 At  this  summit,  some  of  the  world’s  leading  scientists  will  gather  to  discuss  the  latest  discoveries  in  quantum  phenomena  and  the  development  of  new  materials  expected  to  shape the technology of the future.

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