Chadwick Medal and Prize

The Chadwick Medal and Prize is a biennial award presented by Institute of Physics (IOP) for distinguished research in particle physics. The medal is accompanied by a prize of £1000 and a certificate. It is named for Nobel Prize–winning physicist James Chadwick.^[1]

Recipients

2015: Amanda Cooper Sarkar
2013: Jonathan Butterworth
2011: Terry Wyatt
2009: Tejinder Virdee
2008: Keith Green and J Michael Pendlebury

References

↑ "Chadwick medal recipients". Iop.org. Retrieved 2014-06-13.

Institute of Physics

Awards	Appleton Medal Born Medal Bragg Medal Chadwick Medal Dirac Medal Faraday Medal Franklin Medal Gabor Medal Glazebrook Medal Holweck Medal Hoyle Medal Isaac Newton Medal Joule Medal Kelvin Medal Massey Medal Maxwell Medal Moseley Medal Mott Medal Occhialini Medal Payne-Gaposchkin medal Paterson Medal Phillips Award Rayleigh Medal Rutherford Medal Swan Medal Tabor Medal Thomson Medal Young Medal

Historical Awards	Chree Medal Duddell Medal and Prize Guthrie Medal

Publications	IOP Publishing Physics World Reports on Progress in Physics Proceedings of the Physical Society Journal of Scientific Instruments

Presidents	James W Menter Sir Brian Flowers Sir Brian Pippard Basil J Mason Rendel S Pease Sir Denys Wilkinson Sir Robert Clayton Sir Alec Merrison Godfrey H Stafford Cyril Hilsum Roger Blin-Stoyle Clive A. P. Foxell Sir Arnold Wolfendale Brian Manley Sir Gareth Roberts Sir Peter Williams Sir David Wallace Sir John Enderby Peter Saraga Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell Marshall Stoneham Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell (Interim) Sir Peter Knight Frances Saunders

Formed from	Institute of Physics Physical Society

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Chadwick Medal and Prize

Recipients

See also

References