Fritz London Memorial Prize
The Fritz London Memorial Prize is an award for achievements in low temperature physics from IUPAP . It has been awarded at the IUPAP's International Low Temperature Conference since 1957 and is named after Fritz London . It has been awarded every three years since 1972. In that year, John Bardeen donated his share of the Nobel Prize for this, among other things, and additional funds came from Duke University .
Award winners
- 1957 Nicholas Kurti
- 1960 Lew Landau
- 1962 John Bardeen
- 1964 David Shoenberg
- 1966 Cornelis Jacobus Gorter
- 1968 William Fairbank Sr.
- 1970 Brian Josephson
- 1972 Alexei Alexejewitsch Abrikosow
- 1975 John Wheatley
- 1978 Guenter Ahlers , William L. McMillan , John Rowell
- 1981 John D. Reppy , Anthony J. Leggett , Isadore Rudnick
- 1984 Werner Buckel , Olli V. Lounasmaa , David Thouless
- 1987 Karl Alexander Müller , Johannes Georg Bednorz , Jun Kondo , John Clarke
- 1990 Robert C. Dynes , Pierre C. Hohenberg , Anatoli Iwanowitsch Larkin
- 1993 Albert Schmid , Dennis Greywall , Horst Meyer
- 1996 Moses HW Chan , Carl Wieman , Eric A. Cornell
- 1999 Douglas F. Brewer , Matti Krusius , Wolfgang Ketterle
- 2002 Russell J. Donnelly , Walter N. Hardy , Allen M. Goldman
- 2005 Sébastien Balibar , JC Séamus Davis , Richard Packard
- 2008 Yuri M. Bunkov , Vladimir W. Dmitriev , Igor A. Fomin
- 2011 Humphrey Maris , Hans Mooij , Gerd Schön
- 2014 John M. Martinis , Michel Devoret , Robert Schoelkopf for fundamental advances in quantum control, quantum information processing and quantum optics with superconducting qubits and micowave photons .
- 2017 William Halperin , James Sauls , Jeevak Parpia
- 2020 Frank Steglich , Valerii Vinokur , Qi-Kun Xue
Web links
- official website of the award at Duke University