Interdisciplinary Prizes (RSC)

The Interdisciplinary Prizes of the Royal Society of Chemistry recognize work at the interface between chemistry and other disciplines. Up to three prizes are awarded annually: Each winner receives £5000 and a medal, and completes a UK lecture tour.[1]

Winners

Source: [2]

2018	Leroy Cronin, Judy Hirst, Barrie Wilkinson[3]
2017	Gregory L. Challis,[4] Melinda Duer,[5] Fiona Meldrum[6]
2016	Jörg Feldmann,[7] Peter Hore, Dek Woolfson[8]
2015	Elaine Holmes,[9] Sarah L. Price,[10] Anthony Watts
2014	Steven Armes, Sabine Flitsch,[11] Richard D. Pancost[12]
2013	James Barber,[13] Jane Clarke
2012	Hagan Bayley
2011	Carol V. Robinson
2010	Alexei Kornyshev,[14] Barry Potter[15]
2009	Tom Brown, Bonnie Ann Wallace[16]
2008	no award
2007	David Klenerman, Jeremy Nicholson[17]
2006	John Goodby, David Lilley[18]
2005	Fraser Armstrong, Steven M. Howdle,[19] R. White
2004	Douglas Kell, David Leigh
2003	Richard Evershed, Douglas W. Young
2002	Peter Bruce, Stephen Neidle[20]
2001	Stephen K. Chapman,[21] James Feast
2000	Martyn Poliakoff, Andrew J. Thomson[22]
1999	Chris Dobson, Stephen Mann, Christopher Viney
1998	Richard Catlow,[23] C T Evans
1997	Peter J. Sarre,[24] R Duncan
1996	P Gregory
1995	David Parker
1994	James Rankin Maxwell
1993	J. John Holbrook
1992	Martin R. Bryce,[25] Dennis Chapman
1991	Richard Friend, Malcolm Stevens
1990	John A. Pyle
1989	Laurie J. King
1988	Brian J. Briscoe
1987	Laurance D. Hall,[26] J E Harris
1986	Allen Hill, Michael Jarman

See also

• List of chemistry awards

References

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