Fritz Pregl Prize
Chemistry Nobel Prize Winner Fritz Pregl
The Fritz Pregl Prize ( own spelling : Fritz Pregl Prize ) was an award that was presented to an Austrian scientist between 1931 and 2006 by the Austrian Academy of Sciences from the assets of the Nobel Prize winner Fritz Pregl . The award was given to a scientific work whose implementation and completion was only possible through masterly mastery of the "methods of microchemistry ".
The awarding of the prize ultimately had to be stopped due to the foundation's financial situation .
There is also a Fritz Pregl Medal from the Austrian Society for Analytical Chemistry .
Award winners
- 1931 - Fritz Feigl
- 1932 - Moritz Niessner
- 1933 - Anton Benedetti-Pichler
- 1934 - Ludwig Kofler
- 1935 - Edgar Schally
- 1936 - Franz Vieböck
- 1937 - Max Haitinger
- 1938 - Friedrich Hecht
- 1939 - Josef Pirsch
- 1941 - Josef Unterzaucher
- 1942 - Julius Donau
- 1943 - Karl Bürger
- 1947 - Heinz Holter
- 1950 - Hans Lieb
- 1951 - Ernst Wiesen
- 1952 - Georg Gorbach
- 1953 - Ernst Abrahamczik
- 1954 - Adelheid Kofler
- 1955 - Engelbert Broda
- 1956 - Heribert Michl
- 1957 - Herbert Ballczo
- 1958 - Friedrich Kuffner
- 1959 - Gerald Kainz
- 1960 - Hubert Roth
- 1961 - Hans Spitzy
- 1962 - Gerhard Billek
- 1963 - Michael Zacherl
- 1964 - Robert Fischer
- 1965 - Hanns Malissa
- 1966 - Johann Korkisch
- 1967 - Herbert Weisz
- 1969 - Vinzenz Anger
- 1970 - Helmut Trutnovsky
- 1971 - Theodor Leipert
- 1972 - Maria Kuhnert-Brandstätter
- 1973 - Wolfgang Kiesl
- 1974 - Hans Leopold
- 1975 - Erik Lassner
- 1976 - Herbert Sorantin
- 1977 - Robert Kellner
- 1979 - Gottfried Machata
- 1981 - Manfred Grasserbauer
- 1984 - Alexei Nikiforov
- 1986 - Wolfhard Wegscheider
- 1988 - Karl Winsauer
- 1990 - Wolfgang Merz
- 1992 - Hans Malissa
- 1995 - Hans Puxbaum
- 1996 - Ernst Kenndler
- 1998 - Wolfgang Buchberger
- 2000 - Gerhard Sontag
- 2002 - Bernhard Lendl
- 2004 - Erwin Rosenberg and Leopold Jirovetz
- 2006 - Michael Lämmerhofer and Michael Oberhuber
Web links
- Fritz Pregl Prize ( Memento from June 4, 2010 in the Internet Archive )
Individual evidence
- ↑ Activity report 2008–2009 ( Memento of February 3, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF; 8.5 MB) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, p. 219.