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Davy Medal

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Bronze medal awarded by the Royal Society annually since 1887 "for an outstandingly important recent discovery in any branch of chemistry." Named for 19th century chemist Humphry Davy.

1877
Robert Wilhelm Bunsen and Gustav Robert Kirchhoff  
1878
Louis Paul Cailletet & Raoul Pictet  
1879
Paul Emile Lecoq de Boisbaudran  
1880
Charles Friedel  
1881
Adolf von Baeyer  
1882
Dmitri Mendeleev & Lothar Meyer  
1883
Marcellin Berthelot and Julius Thomsen  
1884
Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe  
1885
Jean Servais Stas  
1886
Jean Charles Galissard de Marignac  
1887
John AR Newlands  
1888
Sir William Crookes  
1889
William Henry Perkin  
1890
Emil Fischer  
1891
Victor Meyer  
1892
Francois Marie Raoult  
1893
Jacobus H. van 't Hoff and J. A. Le Bel  
1894
Per Theodor Cleve  
1895
Sir William Ramsay  
1896
Henri Moissan  
1897
John Hall Gladstone  
1898
Johannes Wislicenus  
1899
Edward Schunck  
1900
Guglielmo Koerner  
1901
George Downing Living  
1902
Svante Arrhenius  
1903
Pierre Curie and Marie Curie  
1904
William Henry Perkin  
1905
Albert Ladenburg  
1906
Rudolf Fittig  
1907
Edward Williams Morley  
1908
William A Tilden  
1909
James Dewar  
1910
Theodore W. Richards  
1911
Henry Edward Armstrong  
1912
Otto Wallach  
1913
Raphael Meldola  
1914
William Jackson Pope  
1915
Paul Sabatier  
1916
Henri le Chatelier  
1917
Albin Haller  
1918
F. Stanley Kipping  
1919
Percy F. Frankland  
1920
Charles T. Heycock  
1921
Philippe A. Guye  
1922
Jocelyn Field Thorpe  
1923
Herbert B. Baker  
1924
Arthur George Perkin  
1925
James Irvine  
1926
James Walker  
1927
Arthur Amos Noyes  
1928
Frederick George Donnan  
1929
Gilbert Newton Lewis  
1930
Sir Robert Robinson  
1931
Arthur Lapworth  
1932
Richard Willstätter  
1933
William Hobson Mills  
1934
Norman Haworth  
1935
Arthur Harden  
1936
William Arthur Bone  
1937
Hans Fischer  
1938
George Barger  
1939
James William McBain  
1940
Harold C. Urey  
1941
Henry Drysdale Dakin  
1942
Sir Cyril Hinshelwood  
1943
Ian Morris Heilbron  
1944
Robert Robertson  
1945
Roger Adams  
1946
Christopher Kelk Ingold  
1947
Linus Pauling  
1948
Edmund Langley Hirst  
1949
Alexander R. Todd  
1950
John Simonsen  
1951
Eric Rideal  
1952
Alexander Robertson  
1953
John Lennard-Jones  
1954
James Wilfred Cook  
1955
Harry Work Melville  
1956
Robert Downs Haworth  
1957
Kathleen Lonsdale  
1958
Ronald G. W. Norrish  
1959
Robert B. Woodward  
1960
John Monteath Robertson  
1961
Derek Barton  
1962
Harry Julius Emeleus  
1963
Edmund John Bowen  
1964
Melvin Calvin  
1965
Harold Warris Thompson  
1966
Ewart Jones  
1967
Vladimir Prelog  
1968
John Cornforth and George Joseph Popjak  
1969
Frederick Sydney Dainton  
1970
Charles Alfred Coulson  
1971
George Porter  
1972
Arthur John Birch  
1973
John Stuart Anderson  
1974
James Baddiley  
1975
Theodore Morris Sugden  
1976
Rex Edward Richards  
1977
Alan Rushton Battersby  
1978
Albert Eschenmoser  
1979
Joseph Chatt  
1980
Alan Woodworth Johnson  
1981
Ralph Alexander Raphael  
1982
Michael James Steuart Dewar  
1983
Duilio Arigoni  
1984
Sam Edwards  
1985
Jack Lewis  
1986
A. G. Ogston  
1987
Alec John Jeffreys  
1988
John A. Pople  
1989
Francis Gordon Albert Stone  
1990
Keith Usherwood Ingold  
1991
Jeremy R. Knowles  
1992
A. Carrington  
1993
Jack E. Baldwin  
1994
John Meurig Thomas  
1995
M. L. H. Green  
1996
Geoffrey Wilkinson  
1997
Jean-Marie Lehn  
1998
Alan Roy Fersht  
1999
Malcolm Harold Chisholm  
2000
Steven Victor Ley  
2001
Alastair Ian Scott  
2002
Neil Bartlett  
2003
Roger Parsons  



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