Third Annual Azriel Morag Award for Innovation: Call for Nominations

Jerusalem, Israel—March 11, 2016. Ex Libris^®, a ProQuest company, is pleased to announce that nominations for the 2016 Azriel Morag Award for Innovation are now being accepted. The late Azriel Morag, founder and first CEO of Ex Libris, believed in experimentation, daring, and the power of individuals to make a difference. This award carries on his legacy.

The Azriel Morag Award for Innovation is presented to an individual who demonstrates exceptional innovation and initiative during the two years leading up to the date of the nomination. The winner’s accomplishments and the institution that the winner is affiliated with will be publicized globally.

The recipients of the 2015 Azriel Morag Award for Innovation were Kasper Løvschal and Karsten Kryger Hansen of Aalborg University in Denmark, for their work on the Primo search experience and their contribution to the Primo and SFX user community.

Ex Libris invites individuals or institutions in the international Ex Libris community to submit nominations of qualified individuals by May 31, 2016. The panel of judges consists of representatives of Ex Libris and the company’s international user group (IGeLU). This year the judges are Fiona Burton, Digital Repository Project Manager at Macquarie University; Shameem Nilofar, Assistant Director, Information Technology and Innovation, SMU Libraries, Singapore Management University and Tamar Sadeh, Director of Discovery and Delivery Strategy at Ex Libris.

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