Manson-Coffin IGF medal
The “Manson-Coffin IGF medal” is awarded to outstanding academics in recognition of their seminal contribution to the formalisation, implementation, and validation of novel theories and methodologies specifically devised to model fatigue related phenomena.
The medal has been awarded for the first time in 2019, i.e., one hundred years after the birth of S. S. Manson and one hundred and two years after the birth of L. F. Coffin. These two researchers have played a pivotal role in our understanding of damage under time-variable loading by independently proposing to use cyclic elasto-plastic strains to assess lifetime in the low/medium-cycle fatigue regime.
2023 Aleksandar Sedmak
2021 José António Fonseca de Oliveira Correia
2019 Neil M. James
Paolo Lazzarin IGF Medal
This award promoted is by IGF in memory of Prof. Paolo Lazzarin who suddenly passed away in 2014. Prof. Paolo Lazzarin has strongly contributed with his research to educate students and young researchers in the field of fatigue design by means of innovative local approaches. He has been a pioneering researcher in different fields of materials design.
The “Paolo Lazzarin IGF Medal” is given in recognition of distinguished work that has made or is making a notable contribution to the branches of theoretical, numerical and experimental studies of stress fields near notches and fracture and fatigue assessment of materials in the presence of defects and geometrical discontinuities. The award has been established for the first time in 2019 at five years from the death of Prof. Lazzarin and it will be assigned every two years to people who have been contributing outstandingly to the above mentioned research fields in terms of scientific impact and education.
2023 Stavros Kourkoulis
2021 Liviu Marsavina
2019 Filippo Berto
IGF Award of Merit
Award of Merit is given for extraordinary support to IGF during the years and contribution for the development and growth of the society.
2023 Francesco Iacoviello