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 This award has been created in order to recognize and reward the best Ph.D. Thesis related to the DEVS Modeling and Simulation formalism.
-The objective of the award is to promote all aspects of the DEVS formalism, to encourage the application of fundamental research to applied work in industry, and the work done both in larger research centers and in smaller laboratories. The purpose of this award is to stimulate and motivate young scientists by rewarding them, and to inform the DEVS community with excellent research.
+The objective of the award is to promote all aspects of the DEVS formalism, to encourage the application of fundamental research to applied work in industry, and to disseminate the work developed in both larger research centers and smaller laboratories.
+In addition, this award should stimulate and motivate young scientists by rewarding them, and to inform the DEVS community with excellent research.
 A panel of academics and researchers will select one of the theses defended during the academic year to receive this award. The criteria considered by the jury to select the winners include the originality of the results, the originality of the field and the methods used, and the importance and impact of results.
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   * The deadline is December 15th 2014
-====== Winners of the 2013 Award ======
+====== Winners of the 2014 Award ======
-  * **Best PhD Award: Federico Bergero**, CIFASIS-CONICET, Argentine
+  * **Best PhD Award:** Federico Bergero, CIFASIS-CONICET, Argentine
-  * **Runner-up: Joachim Denil**, McGill University, Canada
+  * **Runner-up:**
-  * **Luc Touraille**, LIMOS, France
+    * Joachim Denil, McGill University, Canada
+    * Luc Touraille, LIMOS, France