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Lilienfeld Prize

American annual physics award

Summary

American annual physics award

The Julius Edgar Lilienfeld Prize of the American Physical Society, to remember Julius Edgar Lilienfeld, has been awarded annually, since 1989. (It was not awarded in 2002). The purpose of the Prize is to recognize outstanding contributions to physics.

Recipients

Source: American Physical Society

  • 1989: N. David Mermin
  • 1990: Michael V. Berry
  • 1991: Daniel Kleppner
  • 1992: Alan H. Guth and Claude Cohen-Tannoudji
  • 1993: David N. Schramm
  • 1994: Marvin L. Cohen
  • 1995: Valentine A. Telegdi
  • 1996: Kip Stephen Thorne
  • 1997: Michael S. Turner
  • 1998: Douglas James Scalapino
  • 1999: Stephen William Hawking
  • 2000: Robert J. Birgeneau
  • 2001: Lawrence M. Krauss
  • 2003: Frank A. Wilczek
  • 2004: H. Jeff Kimble
  • 2005: Robert Hamilton Austin
  • 2006: Mikhail Shifman
  • 2007: Lisa Randall
  • 2008: H. Eugene Stanley
  • 2009: Ramamurti Shankar
  • 2010: David K. Campbell & Shlomo Havlin
  • 2011: Gerald Gabrielse
  • 2012: Gordon Kane
  • 2013: Margaret Geller
  • 2014: Edward Ott
  • 2015: David Awschalom
  • 2016: David Pines
  • 2017: Martin Rees
  • 2018: Naomi Halas
  • 2019: Katherine Freese
  • 2020: Joel Primack
  • 2021: William M. Jackson
  • 2022: Chang Kee Jung
  • 2023: Albert-László Barabási
  • 2024: Edward Kolb
  • 2025: Bharat Ratra
  • 2026: Hitoshi Murayama

References

References

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  3. (October 22, 2012). "I Want To Make The World A Better Place: Frank Wilczek By Kourosh Ziabari". CounterCurrents.
  4. (November 2025). "Campbell to share the 2010 Lilienfeld Prize".
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  6. (20 October 2010). "Gabrielse wins Lilienfeld Prize". Harvard Gazette.
  7. (October 25, 2012). "Dr. Margaret Geller Awarded the 2013 APS Julius Edgar Lilienfeld Prize". Center for Astrophysics.
  8. (October 1, 2013). "Prof. Ed Ott Selected for 2014 Julius Edgar Lilienfeld Prize". www.ece.umd.edu.
  9. (9 October 2014). "David Awschalom to receive 2015 Lilienfeld Prize from American Physical Society". UChicago News.
  10. "American Physical Society honors SFI's David Pines with Lilienfeld Prize {{!}} Santa Fe Institute". Santa Fe Institute.
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