Liebig commemorative coin
The Liebig commemorative coin is an award that commemorates the chemist Justus von Liebig . It was donated in 1903 by the Association of German Chemists . Since 1950 it has been awarded at irregular intervals by its successor organization, the Society of German Chemists , to important university and industrial researchers.
The prize is endowed with 7,500 euros (as of 2012).
Award winners
Among the winners there is only one woman (as of 2020), Ida Noddack (1931).
- 1903: Adolf von Baeyer , Munich
- 1904: Rudolf Knietsch , Ludwigshafen
- 1905: Eduard Buchner , Würzburg
- 1907: Adolph Frank , Berlin
- 1908: Otto Schönherr , Dresden
- 1909: Otto Schott , Jena
- 1911: Paul Ehrlich , Frankfurt am Main
- 1912: Carl Dietrich Harries , Berlin
- 1913: Emil Ehrensberger , Traunstein
- 1914: Fritz Haber , Berlin
- 1919: Carl Bosch , Ludwigshafen
- 1921: Max Planck , Berlin
- 1922: Wilhelm Normann , Chemnitz
- 1924: Max Schroeder , Berlin
- 1925: Gustav Tammann , Göttingen
- 1926: Robert Emanuel Schmidt , Wuppertal-Elberfeld
- 1927: Fritz Raschig , Ludwigshafen
- 1928: Friedrich Bergius , Heidelberg
- 1929: Hans Fischer , Munich
- 1930: Otto Ruff , Breslau
- 1931: Friedrich Emich , Graz; Ida Noddack and Walter Noddack , Berlin
- 1933: Adolf Spilker , Duisburg
- 1934: Ferdinand Flury , Würzburg
- 1935: Walther Roth , Braunschweig and Karl Ziegler , Heidelberg
- 1936: Gustav Franz Hüttig , Prague
- 1937: Ernst Späth , Vienna
- 1938: Eduard Zintl , Darmstadt
- 1940: Otto Hönigschmid , Munich
- 1950: Erich Konrad , Leverkusen
- 1951: Wilhelm Klemm , Münster
- 1953: Wilhelm Moschel , Leverkusen
- 1955: Feodor Lynen , Munich
- 1956: Heinrich Hock , Clausthal
- 1957: Friedrich Adolf Paneth , Mainz
- 1958: Gerhard Schramm , Tübingen
- 1960: Georg-Maria Schwab , Munich
- 1961: Rolf Huisgen , Munich
- 1964: Günter Scheibe , Munich
- 1965: Wilhelm Husmann , Aachen
- 1967: Erich Thilo , Berlin
- 1969: Oskar Glemser , Göttingen
- 1972: Hans Kuhn , Göttingen
- 1973: Leopold Horner , Mainz
- 1976: Horst Pommer , Ludwigshafen
- 1980: Ernst Ruch , Berlin
- 1981: Armin Weiß , Munich
- 1983: Dieter Oesterhelt , Munich
- 1984: Ulrich Schöllkopf , Göttingen
- 1986: Rolf Appel , Bonn
- 1987: Gerhard Ertl , Berlin
- 1989: Meinhart H. Zenk , Munich
- 1991: Kurt Issleib , Halle / Saale
- 1993: Reinhard W. Hoffmann , Marburg
- 1994: Wolfgang Beck , Munich
- 1996: Werner Kutzelnigg , Bochum
- 1998: Helmut Schwarz , Berlin
- 2000: Reinhart Ahlrichs , Karlsruhe
- 2002: Hans Wolfgang Spiess , Mainz
- 2004: Arndt Simon , Stuttgart
- 2006: Herbert Mayr , Munich
- 2008: Wolfgang Krätschmer , Heidelberg
- 2010: Joachim Sauer , Berlin
- 2012: Walter Thiel , Mülheim ad Ruhr
- 2014: Hans-Ulrich Reissig , Berlin
- 2016: Markus Antonietti , Potsdam
- 2018: Wolfgang Schnick , Munich
- 2020: Herbert Waldmann
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ GDCh Awards 2020 / DBG Awards 2020 . In: Angewandte Chemie International Edition . June 11, 2020, doi : 10.1002 / anie.202005849 .