Longstaff Prize

The Longstaff Prize is given to a member of the Royal Society of Chemistry who has done the most to advance the science of chemistry. First awarded in 1881, it was originally conferred by the Chemical Society and known as the Longstaff Medal.

Winners Source:

2022 Peter Bruce2019 Martyn Poliakoff2016 Paul O'Brien2013 Steven Ley2010 Jack Lewis2008 Jack Baldwin2005 Alan Carrington2002 Robert Williams1999 Raymond Freeman1996 John Meurig Thomas1993 Harold Kroto1990 Gordon Stone1987 Geoffrey Wilkinson1984 Alan Battersby1981 George Porter1978 Dorothy Hodgkin1975 John Stuart Anderson1972 Derek Barton1969 Ronald Norrish1966 John Monteath Robertson1963 Alexander Todd1960 Eric Rideal1957 Edmund Hirst1954 John Lennard-Jones1951 Christopher Kelk Ingold1948 Cyril Hinshelwood1945 Nevil Sidgwick1942 Hugh Stott Taylor1939 Ian Heilbron1936 George Barger1933 Norman Haworth, James Irvine1930 William Hobson Mills1927 Robert Robinson1924 Frederick George Donnan1921 Jocelyn Field Thorpe1918 1915 Martin Onslow Forster1912 Herbert Brereton Baker1909 Frederic Kipping1906 Walter Noel Hartley1903 William Jackson Pope1900 William Henry Perkin Jr.1897 William Ramsay1894 Horace Tabberer Brown1891 Francis Robert Japp1888 William Henry Perkin1884 Cornelius O'Sullivan1881   Thomas Edward Thorpe

See also

List of chemistry awards

References