Rutherford Memorial Medal




For similarly named awards, see Rutherford Medal (disambiguation).

The Rutherford Memorial Medal is an award for research in the fields of physics and chemistry by the Royal Society of Canada. It was dedicated to the memorial of Ernest Rutherford.




Contents






  • 1 Recipients


    • 1.1 Chemistry


    • 1.2 Physics




  • 2 See also


  • 3 External links





Recipients


Source: Royal Society of Canada



Chemistry




  • 2017 : Zhongwei Chen

  • 2016 : Curtis Berlinguette

  • 2015 : Robert Campbell

  • 2014 : Paul Ayers

  • 2013 : Mark J. Maclachlan

  • 2012 : John Paul Pezacki [Wikidata]

  • 2011 : Federico Rosei

  • 2010 : Andrei Yudin

  • 2009 : Dennis Hall and Keith Fagnou (posthumously)

  • 2008 : Peter Tieleman

  • 2007 : Gregory D. Scholes [Wikidata]

  • 2006 : Molly Shoichet

  • 2005 : Jillian M. Buriak

  • 2004 : Andrew Woolley

  • 2003 : Liang Li

  • 2002 : André B. Charette [Wikidata]

  • 2001 : Warren Piers [Wikidata]

  • 2000 : Suning Wang

  • 1999 : Daniel D. M. Wayner

  • 1998 : Benoît Roux

  • 1997 : R. J. Dwayne Miller

  • 1996 : Ian Manners [Wikidata]

  • 1995 : Todd B. Marder [Wikidata]

  • 1994 : Mark Lautens

  • 1993 : Stephen G. Withers [Wikidata]

  • 1992 : James D. Wuest

  • 1991 : Robert H. Morris

  • 1990 : Michael D. Fryzuk [Wikidata]

  • 1989 : Peter Hackett

  • 1988 : Raymond Andersen [Wikidata]

  • 1987 : Grenfell N. Patey

  • 1986 : David Griller

  • 1985 : Stephen C. Wallace

  • 1984 : Robert J. LeRoy

  • 1983 : Juan C. Scaiano

  • 1982 : Geoffrey Ozin

  • 1981 : Diethard K. Böhme

  • 1980 : G. Michael Bancroft




Physics




  • 2017 : Ingrid Staris

  • 2016 : François Légaré

  • 2015 : Aashish Clerk

  • 2014 : Sara Ellison

  • 2013 : Ray Jayawardhana

  • 2012 : Guy Moore

  • 2011 : Freddy A. Cachazo

  • 2010 : Kari Dalnoki-Veress

  • 2009 : Barth Netterfield

  • 2007 : Victoria Michelle Kaspi

  • 2006 : Aephraim M. Steinberg

  • 2005 : Peter Grütter

  • 2004 : Sajeev John

  • 2003 : Misha Ivanov

  • 2002 : Christopher Thompson

  • 2001 : Matthew W. Choptuik

  • 2000 : Jerry X. Mitrovica

  • 1999 : Robert A. Wolkow

  • 1998 : Martin Grant

  • 1997 : Nicholas Kaiser

  • 1996 : Pekka K. Sinervo

  • 1995 : David B. MacFarlane

  • 1994 : Michael L.W. Thewalt

  • 1993 : John W. Hepburn

  • 1992 : François Wesemael

  • 1991 : Ian K. Affleck

  • 1990 : Scott Tremaine

  • 1989 : Nathan Isgur

  • 1988 : Claude Leroy

  • 1987 : A. John Berlinsky

  • 1986 : William J.L. Buyers

  • 1985 : John J. Simpson

  • 1984 : Penny G. Estabrooks

  • 1983 : David J. Rowe

  • 1982 : William G. Unruh

  • 1981 : John C. Hardy

  • 1980 : Malcolm J. Stott




See also



  • List of science and technology awards

  • List of prizes named after people



External links


  • RSC Rutherford Memorial Medal








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