Onboard model, capable of providing estimated measurable values and unmeasurable performance parameters of interest with the maximal fidelity, serves as the cornerstone for aircraft engine control and fault diagnosis. As aircraft engine configurations grow increasingly complex to meet the performance specifications of next-generation propulsion systems, significant challenges is proposed to the accuracy and real-time performance of onboard models. Consequently, the development of onboard modeling techniques has become increasingly crucial.

The Mohn prize is awarded to an individual or to a research group who has published excellent research related to the Arctic, who holds a leading position internationally in her/his/their field of research, and who has brought to light groundbreaking new knowledge related to nature and/or culture in the Arctic.

The 2026 Mohn prize winner will be announced at the 16th annual Arctic Futures Symposium in Bussels, Belgium, at 3:30 pm CET on Wednesday December 3^rd.