Meldola Medal and Prize

Meldola Medal and Prize
Sponsored by	Royal Society of Chemistry
Date	1921 (1921)
Reward(s)	£500
Official website	www.rsc.org/ScienceAndTechnology/Awards/Archive/Meldola/

The Meldola Medal and Prize was awarded annually from 1921-1979 by the Chemical Society and from 1980–2008 by the Royal Society of Chemistry to a British chemist who was under 32 years of age for promising original investigations in chemistry (which had been published). It commemorated Raphael Meldola, President of the Maccabaeans and the Institute of Chemistry. The prize was the sum of £500 and a bronze medal.^[1]

The prize was modified in 2008 and joined the Edward Harrison Memorial Prize to become the Harrison-Meldola Memorial Prizes.

Winners

Awardess include: ^[2]

1921 (1921): Christopher Kelk Ingold
1922 (1922): Christopher Kelk Ingold
1923 (1923): Cyril Norman Hinshelwood
1924 (1924): Leslie Julius Harris
1925 (1925): Henry Phillips
1926 (1926): Ronald George Wreyford Norrish
1927 (1927): Juda Hirsch Quastel
1928 (1928): John Alfred Valentine Butler
1929 (1929): Richard Alan Morton
1930 (1930): Patrick Linstead
1931 (1931): Guy Frederic Marrian
1932 (1932): Leslie E Sutton
1933 (1933): Maurice Stacey
1935 (1935): Harry Work Melville
1936 (1936): Edward David Hughes, Alexander R. Todd
1937 (1937): Ronald Percy Bell
1938 (1938): W C Price
1939 (1939): H. Norman Rydon
1940 (1940): Ewart Ray Herbert Jones
1941 (1941): Clement Henry Bamford
1946 (1946): Alan Woodworth Johnson, Robert Harold "Robin" Stokes
1947 (1947): James Baddiley
1948 (1948): Ralph A Raphael
1949 (1949): A J B Robertson
1950 (1950): Ernest Alexande Rudolf Braude
1951 (1951): Charles Kemball, George Wallace Kenner
1952 (1952): Tom L Cottrell, Basil Charles Leicester Weedon
1953 (1953): Robert Neville Haszeldine
1954 (1954): John Shipley Rowlinson
1955 (1955): Peter Gray
1956 (1956): Thomas Summers West
1957 (1957): D J Manners
1959 (1959): John Ivan George Cadogan, T C Waddington
1960 (1960): J N Bradley
1961 (1961): John N Murrell, Richard Oswald Chandler Norman
1962 (1962): James Trotter
1963 (1963): Alan Carrington
1964 (1964): John Stuart Brimacombe, J J Rooney
1965 (1965): R D Gillard
1966 (1966): D H Williams
1967 (1967): T J Kemp
1968 (1968): M Gerloch, Geoffrey R Luckhurst
1969 (1969): Peter William Atkins
1970 (1970): George M. Sheldrick
1971 (1971): G M Bancroft, John F Kennedy
1972 (1972): Geoffrey Ozin
1973 (1973): Jonathan N L Connor, Brian P Roberts
1974 (1974): Peter J Derrick
1975 (1975): Jeremy Keith Morris Sanders
1976 (1976): J K Burdett, Martyn Poliakoff
1977 (1977): Eric Oldfield
1978 (1978): John Evans
1979 (1979): Myron Wyn Evans
1980 (1980): Anthony G M Barrett
1981 (1981): David Charles Clary, A Dilks
1982 (1982): A Guy Orpen, Ivan Powis
1983 (1983): Richard A Jones, Ian Paterson
1984 (1984): J R Darwent, Ian P Rothwell
1985 (1985): John S Foord
1986 (1986): A Mills, Nicholas C Norman
1987 (1987): Paul D Beer, James H Keeler
1988 (1988): Robert E Mulvey, Nigel Simon Simpkins
1989 (1989): Susan E Thomas (later Gibson), Mark T Weller
1990 (1990): Andrew R Barron
1991 (1991): Paul Attfield, Kenneth D M Harris
1992 (1992): Christopher A. Hunter, David J. Wales
1993 (1993): Martin Wills, Dominic S Wright
1994 (1994): James R Durrant
1995 (1995): Alan Armstrong
1996 (1996): D W Lewis, Michael Shipman
1997 (1997): P J Clayden, J S O Evans
1998 (1998): Stephen P Marsden, Jonathan W Steed
1999 (1999): Ben G. Davis, Peter A O'Brien
2000 (2000): Claire J Carmalt
2001 (2001): Adam S Nelson
2002 (2002): Greg L Challis, M A Hayward
2003 (2003): Ian J S Fairlamb, N R Walker, Claire Vallance
2004 (2004): Milo S P Shaffer, Charlotte K Williams
2005 (2005): R J Allen, Matt L Clarke
2006 (2006): Richard Layfield University of Cambridge,Rebecca Goss University of East Anglia
2008 (2008): Hon Lam University of Edinburgh, Rachel O'Reilly University of Cambridge
For 2009 onwards, see Harrison-Meldola Memorial Prizes

References

↑ RSC Medola Medal and Prize Web Page, retrieved 9 October 2014
↑ Royal Society of Chemistry

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