THE ASIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES HAS ESTABLISHED FIVE TYPES OF OUTSTANDING AWARDS
THE GOLDEN HONORARY ORDER OF THE AAS – the supreme distinction of the Asian Academy of Sciences, is conferred annually upon three eminent public and political figures, philanthropists, and individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the advancement of science, technology, and education; to addressing environmental challenges and international security; to the progress of civil society; to resolving pressing issues of modern civilization; and to the promotion of global peace.
Crafted from solid 999 karat gold, this supreme honor symbolizes the enduring value, purity of purpose, and perpetual significance of the laureate's impact on contemporary civilization. It embodies the highest mark of status and esteem that the academic community can bestow.
THE "WORLD TALENT" AWARD, the premier distinction of the AAS, consists of the "World Talent" Golden Honorary Order and its accompanying Certificate. It is presented each year to three global scientists in recognition of extraordinary achievements in any field of science and technology that fundamentally transform the frontiers of education and human understanding.
Forged from solid 999 karat gold, this supreme accolade reflects the singular importance of the laureate's contribution to world science. It represents the ultimate expression of status and reverence that the scholarly world can offer to preeminent scientists of global stature.
THE AAS GOLD MEDAL, the second highest honor, is awarded annually to ten international scientists for outstanding accomplishments across all domains of science and technology.
The Medal is minted from fine silver with a 999 karat gold plating, symbolizing the noble foundation of scientific inquiry crowned by the brilliance of landmark achievement.
THE AAS GOLDEN BREAST BADGE, the third distinction, is conferred upon twenty scholars worldwide who have rendered remarkable contributions to all fields of science and technology.
Crafted from high-grade silver with a 999 karat gold coating, this Badge personifies the exceptional talent of a scientist, illuminated by the radiance of particularly vital scientific accomplishment.
THE "YOUNG TALENT" AWARD, which includes a golden badge, is granted each year to thirty scientists under the age of 40 (inclusive) who have delivered outstanding contributions to the development of science and technology.
The "Young Talent" Golden Badge is produced from high-grade silver with a 999 karat gold finish, embodying the distinguished talent of a young researcher and his or her singular achievements in advancing science and technology.
