Benjamin Franklin Medal (Franklin Institute)

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Benjamin Franklin Medal

The Benjamin Franklin Medal is a highly endowed award in the fields of science and technology given by the American Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, USA.

Franklin Medal Prize Winner

Franklin Medal laureate in 1915, including Thomas Alva Edison
year Laureate category
1915 Thomas Alva Edison Engineering
1915 Heike Kamerlingh Onnes physics
1916 John J. Carty Engineering
1916 Theodore William Richards chemistry
1917 Hendrik Antoon Lorentz physics
1917 David W. Taylor Engineering
1918 Guglielmo Marconi Engineering
1918 Thomas Corwin Mendenhall physics
1919 James Dewar physics
1919 George Owen Squier Engineering
1920 Svante Arrhenius chemistry
1920 Charles Parsons Engineering
1921 Charles Fabry physics
1921 Frank Julian Sprague Engineering
1922 Ralph Modjeski Engineering
1922 Joseph John Thomson physics
1923 Gustave-Auguste Ferrié Engineering / Computer and Cognitive Science
1923 Albert A. Michelson physics
1924 Ernest Rutherford chemistry
1924 Edward Weston Engineering
1925 Elihu Thomson Engineering
1925 Pieter Zeeman physics
1926 Niels Bohr physics
1926 Samuel Rea Engineering
1927 George Ellery Hale physics
1927 Max Planck physics
1928 Charles Francis Brush Engineering
1928 Walther Nernst chemistry
1929 Emil Berliner Engineering
1929 Charles Thomson Rees Wilson physics
1930 William Henry Bragg physics
1930 John Frank Stevens Engineering
1931 James Jeans physics
1931 Willis Rodney Whitney Engineering
1932 Philipp Lenard physics
1932 Ambrose Swasey Engineering
1933 Paul Sabatier chemistry
1933 Orville Wright Engineering
1934 Irving Langmuir chemistry
1934 Henry Norris Russell physics
1935 Albert Einstein physics
1935 John Ambrose Fleming Engineering
1936 Frank B. Jewett Engineering
1936 Charles Kettering Engineering
1937 Peter Debye chemistry
1937 Robert Andrews Millikan physics
1938 William Frederick Durand Engineering
1938 Charles August Kraus chemistry
1939 Edwin Hubble physics
1939 Albert Sauveur Engineering
1940 Leo Hendrik Baekeland Engineering
1940 Arthur Holly Compton physics
1941 Edwin Howard Armstrong Engineering
1941 CV Raman physics
1942 Jerome Hunsaker Engineering
1942 Paul Dyer Merica Engineering
1943 George W. Pierce Engineering
1943 Harold C. Urey physics
1944 William David Coolidge Engineering
1944 Pyotr Leonidowitsch Kapiza physics
1945 Harlow Shapley physics
1946 Henry Clapp Sherman Life sciences
1946 Henry Tizard Engineering
1947 Enrico Fermi physics
1947 Robert Robinson chemistry
1948 Wendell Meredith Stanley Life sciences
1948 Theodore von Kármán Engineering
1949 The Svedberg Life sciences
1950 Eugene Paul Wigner physics
1951 James Chadwick physics
1952 Wolfgang Pauli physics
1953 William Francis Gibbs Engineering
1954 Charles E. Mees Engineering
1955 Arne Tiselius Life sciences
1956 Frank Whittle Engineering
1957 Hugh Stott Taylor chemistry
1958 Donald Wills Douglas Engineering
1959 Hans Bethe physics
1960 Roger Adams Engineering
1961 Detlev Bronk Life sciences
1962 Geoffrey Ingram Taylor Life sciences
1963 Glenn Theodore Seaborg physics
1964 Gregory Broad physics
1965 Frederick Seitz Engineering
1966 Britton chance Life sciences
1967 Murray Gell-Mann physics
1968 Marshall Warren Nirenberg Life sciences
1969 John Archibald Wheeler physics
1970 Wolfgang Panofsky physics
1971 Hannes Alfvén physics
1972 George Bogdan Kistiakowsky chemistry
1973 Theodosius Dobzhansky Life sciences
1974 Nikolai Nikolajewitsch Bogolyubov physics
1975 John Bardeen physics
1976 Mahlon Hoagland Life sciences
1977 Cyril Manton Harris Engineering
1978 Elias James Corey Jr. chemistry
1979 George Evelyn Hutchinson Life sciences
1980 Avram Goldstein Life sciences
1980 Lyman sharpener physics
1981 Stephen Hawking physics
1982 César Milstein Life sciences
1982 Kenneth Wilson physics
1984 Verner E. Suomi Engineering
1985 George C. Pimentel physics
1986 Benoît almond bread physics
1987 Stanley Cohen Life sciences
1988 Donald Ervin Knuth Computer and cognitive science
1990 Hugh Esmor Huxley Life sciences
1990 David Turnbull physics
1992 Frederick Reines physics
1995 Gerardus' t Hooft physics
1996 Richard E. Smalley chemistry
1997 Mario Capecchi Life sciences

Prize winner of the Benjamin Franklin Medal

year Laureate category
1998 Emmanuel Desurvire Engineering
1998 Robert B. Laughlin physics
1998 David N. Payne Engineering
1998 Stanley Prusiner Life sciences
1998 Horst Ludwig Störmer physics
1998 Daniel Chee Tsui physics
1998 Ahmed Zewail chemistry
1999 Noam Chomsky Computer and cognitive science
1999 Douglas C. Engelbart Computer and cognitive science
1999 Walter Kaminsky chemistry
1999 Barry Marshall Life sciences
1999 John C. Mather physics
1999 Richard W. Shorthill Computer and cognitive science
1999 Akira Tonomura physics
1999 Victor Vali Computer and cognitive science
2000 John Cocke Computer and cognitive science
2000 Eric A. Cornell physics
2000 Gordon Danby mechanical engineering
2000 Eville Gorham earth sciences
2000 Robert Grubbs chemistry
2000 Wolfgang Ketterle physics
2000 Antoine Émile Henry Labeyrie Electrical engineering
2000 James R. Powell mechanical engineering
2000 Carl E. Wieman physics
2001 Judah Folkman Life sciences
2001 Alan Guth physics
2001 Marvin Minsky Computer and cognitive science
2001 Barry Sharpless chemistry
2001 Rob Van der Voo earth sciences
2001 Bernard Widrow Electrical engineering
2002 Norman Allinger chemistry
2002 Mary-Dell Chilton Life sciences
2002 Sumio Iijima physics
2002 Shuji Nakamura Engineering
2002 Alexandra Navrotsky earth sciences
2002 Lucy Suchman Computer and cognitive science
2003 Bishnu S. Atal Electrical engineering
2003 John N. Bahcall physics
2003 Raymond Davis Junior physics
2003 Jane Goodall Life sciences
2003 Robin M. Hochstrasser chemistry
2003 Masatoshi Koshiba physics
2003 John McCarthy Computer and cognitive science
2003 Norman A. Phillips earth sciences
2003 Joseph Smagorinsky earth sciences
2003 Charles H. Thornton Engineering
2004 Roger Bacon mechanical engineering
2004 Harry B. Gray chemistry
2004 Richard M. Karp Computer and cognitive science
2004 Robert B. Meyer physics
2004 Robert E. Newnham Electrical engineering
2005 Elizabeth Blackburn Life sciences
2005 Aravind Joshi Computer and cognitive science
2005 Yōichirō Nambu physics
2005 Peter R. Vail earth sciences
2005 Andrew J. Viterbi Electrical engineering
2006 Ray W. Clough Engineering
2006 Samuel Danishefsky chemistry
2006 Luna Bergere Leopold earth sciences
2006 Donald Norman Computer and cognitive science
2006 Fernando Nottebohm Life sciences
2006 Giacinto Scoles physics
2006 Jan Peter Toennies physics
2006 M. Gordon Wolman earth sciences
2007 Klaus Biemann chemistry
2007 Robert H. Dennard Electrical engineering
2007 Merton C. Flemings Materials science
2007 Arthur McDonald physics
2007 Steve Squyres earth sciences
2007 Yōji Totsuka physics
2007 Nancy S. Wexler Life sciences
2008 Victor Ambros Life sciences
2008 David Baulcombe Life sciences
2008 Wallace S. Broecker earth sciences
2008 Albert Eschenmoser chemistry
2008 Deborah Jin physics
2008 Judea Pearl Computer and cognitive science
2008 Arun Phadke Electrical engineering
2008 Gary Ruvkun Life sciences
2008 James Thorp Electrical engineering
2009 Ruzena Bajcsy Computer and cognitive science
2009 Stephen Benkovic Life sciences
2009 Frederick Grassle Earth and environmental sciences
2009 Richard J. Robbins Engineering
2009 George Whitesides chemistry
2009 Lotfi Zadeh Electrical engineering
2010 Juan Ignacio Cirac Sasturain physics
2010 Shafrira Goldwasser Computer and cognitive science
2010 Peter Nowell Life sciences
2010 Gerhard Sessler Electrical engineering
2010 D. Brian Spalding mechanical engineering
2010 JoAnne Stubbe chemistry
2010 James E. West Electrical engineering
2010 David Wineland physics
2010 Peter Zoller physics
2011 Nicola Cabibbo physics
2011 John R. Anderson Computer and cognitive science
2011 Jillian F. Banfield Earth and environmental sciences
2011 Ingrid Daubechies Electrical engineering
2011 Dean came mechanical engineering
2011 Kyriacos Costa Nicolaou chemistry
2012 Rashid Sunyaev physics
2012 Vladimir Vapnik Computer and cognitive science
2012 Ellen Stone Mosley-Thompson Earth and environmental sciences
2012 Lonnie G. Thompson Earth and environmental sciences
2012 Jerry Nelson Electrical engineering
2012 Zvi Hashin mechanical engineering
2012 Sean B. Carroll Life sciences
2013 Jerrold Meinwald chemistry
2013 William Labov Cognitive science
2013 Robert A. Berner Environmental science
2013 Rudolf Jaenisch Life sciences
2013 Subra Suresh Materials science
2013 Alexander Dalgarno physics
2014 Shunichi Kawasaki Electrical engineering
2014 Christopher T. Walsh chemistry
2014 Joachim Frank Life sciences
2014 Daniel Kleppner physics
2014 Mark Kryder Electrical engineering
2014 Lisa Tauxe Earth and environmental sciences
2014 Ali H. Nayfeh mechanical engineering
2015 Syukuro Manabe Earth and environmental sciences
2015 Stephen J. Lippard chemistry
2015 Shoucheng Zhang physics
2015 Roger F. Harrington Electrical engineering
2015 Eugene J. Mele physics
2015 Elissa L. Newport Computer and cognitive science
2015 Cornelia Bargmann Life sciences
2015 Charles L. Kane physics
2016 Nadrian C. Seeman chemistry
2016 Yale N. Patt Computer science and cognitive science
2016 Brian F. Atwater Earth and environmental sciences
2016 Solomon W. Golomb Electrical engineering
2016 Robert S. Langer Life sciences
2016 Shu Chien mechanical engineering
2017 Krzysztof Matyjaszewski chemistry
2017 Mitsuo Sawamoto chemistry
2017 Michael I. Posner Cognitive science
2017 Nick Holonyak Electrical engineering
2017 Douglas C. Wallace Life sciences
2017 Mildred S. Dresselhaus Materials science
2017 Marvin L. Cohen physics
2018 John B. Goodenough chemistry
2018 Vinton Gray Cerf Computer science and cognitive science
2018 Robert E. Kahn Computer science and cognitive science
2018 Susan Trumbore Earth and environmental sciences
2018 Manijeh Razeghi Electrical engineering
2018 Adrian Bejan mechanical engineering
2018 Helen Rhoda Quinn physics
2019 Eli Yablonovitch Electrical engineering
2019 Gene E. Likens Earth and environmental sciences
2019 Marcia K. Johnson Computer and cognitive science
2019 James P. Allison Life sciences
2019 John A. Rogers Materials science
2019 John J. Hopfield physics
2020 Roberto Car chemistry
2020 Michele Parrinello chemistry
2020 Monica G. Turner Earth and environmental sciences
2020 Barbara H. Partee Computer and cognitive science
2020 Jeremy Nathans Life sciences
2020 C. Daniel Mote mechanical engineering
2020 Henry C. Kapteyn physics
2020 Margaret M. Murnane physics

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