Kurt Schwabe Prize
The Kurt Schwabe Prize is a science prize for chemistry that has been awarded by the Saxon Academy of Sciences in Leipzig since 1983 . It is reminiscent of the chemist Kurt Schwabe , who also donated the prize. The award ceremony takes place every two to four years and takes place in a public meeting of the Saxon Academy of Sciences.
The prize consists of an honorary certificate and a cash donation.
The European Federation of Corrosion also awards a Kurt Schwabe Prize .
Award winners
- 1983: Herbert Schuster, Reiner Kinder, Christine Fanslau, Hans Schneider, R. Kümmel, Lothar Günther, L. Kügler, K. Jasche
- 1988: Herbert Mohry, Horst Müller
- 1996: Ralf Antes, Hans Jürgen Rösler , Johanna Schlüter
- 1998: Abiy Mengistu, Annekatrin Wagner
- 2000: Frank-Dietrich Kopinke, Erika Weißbrodt, Jürgen Dermietzel
- 2003: Jochen Hamann, Michael Schubert
- 2005: Gert Bernhard, Gerhard Geipel, Samer Amayri
- 2007: Jörg Hofmann, Mike Wecks, Ute Freier, Katja König
- 2010: Wolfgang Enke, Wilfried Küchler
- 2012: Ulf Roland
- 2014: Winfried Vonau, Kristina Ahlborn, Frank Gerlach; Wolfgang Triller
- 2018: Agnes Schulze, Thea Lautenschläger