The Corday–Morgan Medal and Prize is awarded by the Royal Society of Chemistry for the most meritorious contributions to experimental chemistry, including computer simulation.[1] The prize was established by chemist Gilbert Morgan, who named it after his father Thomas Morgan and his mother Mary-Louise Corday.[1] From the award's inception in 1949 until 1980 it was awarded by the Chemical Society.[citation needed] Up to three prizes are awarded annually.[1]
Corday–Morgan Medal and Prize
The obverse of a Corday–Morgan medal awarded in the early 2000s. The crab on the medal is a reference to Morgan's work on the chelate effect.
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This article relies excessively on references to primary sources Please improve this article by adding secondary or tertiary sources Find sources Corday Morgan Prize news newspapers books scholar JSTOR January 2020 Learn how and when to remove this template message The Corday Morgan Medal and Prize is awarded by the Royal Society of Chemistry for the most meritorious contributions to experimental chemistry including computer simulation 1 The prize was established by chemist Gilbert Morgan who named it after his father Thomas Morgan and his mother Mary Louise Corday 1 From the award s inception in 1949 until 1980 it was awarded by the Chemical Society citation needed Up to three prizes are awarded annually 1 Corday Morgan Medal and PrizeThe obverse of a Corday Morgan medal awarded in the early 2000s The crab on the medal is a reference to Morgan s work on the chelate effect Awarded forThe most meritorious contributions to chemistrySponsored byRoyal Society of ChemistryDate1949 1949 Reward s 5000Websitersc wbr org wbr ScienceAndTechnology wbr Awards wbr CordayMorganPrizes The reverse of the Corday Morgan medalRecipients EditThe Corday Morgan medallists have included many of the UK s most successful chemists Since 1949 they have been 2 2021 2021 Matthew Fuchter 3 Junwang Tang 4 Jan Verlet 5 2020 2020 Madhavi Krishnan 6 Rachel O Reilly 7 Edward W Tate 8 2019 2019 Roel Dullens 9 Igor Larrosa 10 Aron Walsh 11 2018 2018 Erwin Reisner 12 Oren Scherman 13 Magdalena Titirici 14 2017 2017 Andrew Goodwin Eva Hevia Tuomas Knowles 2016 2016 Ian Fairlamb Angelos Michaelides Charlotte Williams 15 2015 2015 Sharon Ashbrook Andrei Khlobystov Stephen Liddle 16 2014 2014 Milo Shaffer David R Spring Molly Stevens 17 2013 2013 Matthew Gaunt Martin Heeney Jonathan P Reid 2012 2012 Polly Arnold Leroy Cronin David K Smith 2011 2011 Michaele Hardie Frederick R Manby Jonathan Nitschke 2010 2010 Euan Brechin Jason W Chin Jonathan Steed fi 2009 2009 Andrew de Mello Duncan Graham Andrew Cooper 2008 2008 Stephen Faulkner Adam Nelson David Tozer 2006 2006 Neil R Champness Timothy J Donohoe Jeremy N Harvey 2005 2005 Benjamin G Davis Helen H Fielding Philip A Gale 2004 2004 Stuart C Althorpe David MacMillan James H Naismith 2003 2003 Jonathan Clayden Michael W George Guy Lloyd Jones 2002 2002 Alan Armstrong Shankar Balasubramanian Russell E Morris Stephen D Price 2001 2001 Harry Anderson Gideon Davies Steven M Howdle Patrick Unwin 2000 2000 Colin D Bain Matthew Rosseinsky Jonathan M J Williams 1999 1999 Kenneth David Maclean Harris Christopher A Hunter Michael D Ward 1998 1998 Varinder Aggarwal J Paul Attfield Donald Craig 1997 1997 Ian Manners David E Manolopoulos Dermot O Hare 1996 1996 Duncan Bruce Mark J Hampden Smith Nicholas Turner 1995 1995 Andrew R Barron Jeremy G Frey Gerard Parkin 1993 1993 1994 1994 Vernon C Gibson Nigel Simon Simpkins Timothy Softley 1992 1992 Paul D Beer Timothy C Gallagher David Edwin Logan 1991 1991 David Gani Jeremy Hutson Stephen Mann 1990 1990 David Crich Patrick Fowler Ian P Rothwell 1989 1989 Michael Ashfold David Clary Martin Schroder 1988 1988 Geoffrey Cloke Gareth A Morris Peter J Sarre Stephen G Withers 1987 1987 John M Newsam A Guy Orpen David Parker 1986 1986 Anthony Barrett George Christou Paul R Raithby 1985 1985 William Clegg Peter Edwards Christopher J Moody 1984 1984 N John Cooper Stephen G Davies Anthony Harriman 1983 1983 David J Cole Hamilton de W Jones William B Motherwell 1982 1982 Anthony Cheetham Robert H Crabtree Tom Simpson de 1981 1981 Christopher M Dobson Brian J Howard David A Jefferson 1980 1980 Gus Hancock Selby Knox Steven V Ley 1979 1979 Malcolm H Chisholm Geraldine A Kenney Wallace Stanley M Roberts 1978 1978 Philip D Magnus de Michael Mingos George M Sheldrick 1977 1977 Laurence Barron Bernard Thomas Golding J Steven Ogden 1976 1976 Melvyn Rowen Churchill Roger Grice Kevin M Smith 1975 1975 Robert J Donovan John Anthony Osborn Gerald Pattenden de 1974 1974 Laurance D Hall Brian F G Johnson Alexander McKillop 1973 1973 Jack Baldwin Geoffrey Luckhurst John Forster Nixon 1972 1972 Malcolm Green David Husain 18 Peter George Sammes 1971 1971 Michael John Perkins Leon Francis Phillips Peter L Timms 1970 1970 A David Buckingham Don Cameron Neville B H Jonathan 1969 1969 Peter Day Malcolm Green Gordon W Kirby 1968 1968 A Fish Frank McCapra Dudley Howard Williams 1967 1967 Alan Carrington Richard Norman John Meurig Thomas 1966 1966 Richard Dixon Malcolm Tobe 1965 1965 John Cadogan Ronald Mason 1964 1964 H Monty Frey A Ian Scott 1963 1963 George Andrew Sim 1962 1962 Neil Bartlett 1961 1961 Franz Sondheimer 1960 1960 Robert Haszeldine 1959 1959 Alan Battersby 1958 1958 Charles Kemball 1957 1957 George Wallace Kenner 1956 1956 Kenneth Winfield Bagnall 1955 1955 George Porter 1954 1954 Rex Richards 1953 1953 John Cornforth 1952 1952 James Baddiley 1951 1951 Frederick Sanger 1950 1950 Ronald Sydney Nyholm 1949 1949 Derek BartonSee also EditList of chemistry awardsReferences Edit a b c Corday Morgan Medal and Prize Retrieved 19 March 2013 RSC Corday Morgan Prize Previous Winners Royal Society of Chemistry Retrieved 9 October 2014 Professor Matthew Fuchter FRSC Winner www rsc org Retrieved 2019 06 16 Professor Junwang Tang 2021 Corday Morgan Prize winner Professor Jan Verlet 2021 Corday Morgan Prize winner RSC Corday Morgan Prize 2020 Winner www rsc org Retrieved 2019 06 16 Previous winners Previous winners 2019 Corday Morgan Prize Winner Professor Roel Dullens www rsc org Retrieved 2020 07 29 RSC Corday Morgan Prize 2019 Winner www rsc org Retrieved 2020 07 29 Corday Morgan Prizes www rsc org Retrieved 2020 07 29 RSC Corday Morgan Prize 2018 Winner www rsc org Retrieved 2018 05 16 RSC Corday Morgan Prize 2018 Winner www rsc org Retrieved 2018 05 16 RSC Corday Morgan Prize 2018 Winner www rsc org Retrieved 2018 05 16 Royal Society of Chemistry Prizes and Awards 2016 Royal Society of Chemistry Archived from the original on 10 May 2016 Retrieved 28 March 2017 Royal Society of Chemistry Prizes and Awards 2015 Royal Society of Chemistry Archived from the original on 20 February 2016 Retrieved 7 May 2015 Winners of RSC Prizes and Awards 2014 Royal Society of Chemistry Retrieved 9 October 2014 David Husain Enterprising physical chemist The Independent 3 April 2008 Retrieved 9 September 2018 Event data as RDF dead link Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Corday Morgan Prize amp oldid 1106654761, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
