Penrose Gold Medal
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The Penrose Gold Medal was established in 1923 and is awarded by the Society of Economic Geologists to recognize a full career in the performance of "unusually original work in the earth sciences".[1]
Recipients [1]
- 1924 Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin
- 1928 Johan Herman Lie Vogt
- 1928 Waldemar Lindgren
- 1931 David White
- 1933 Louis de Launay
- 1935 Charles Kenneth Leith
- 1939 Reno H. Sales
- 1942 William H. Emmons
- 1944 Walter Curran Mendenhall
- 1947 Bert S. Butler
- 1950 Louis Caryl Graton
- 1952 Paul Fourmarier
- 1956 Donnel F. Hewett
- 1959 John S. Brown
- 1962 Alan M. Bateman
- 1965 Thomas S. Lovering
- 1968 Guilbert H. Cady
- 1971 Haddon King
- 1974 Charles A. Anderson
- 1976 Harold L. James
- 1978 Paul Ramdohr
- 1982 Charles Meyer
- 1985 Eugene N. Cameron
- 1987 Duncan R. Derry
- 1988 Edwin W. Roedder
- 1989 Desmond A. Pretorius
- 1991 William C. Kelly
- 1992 Donald E. White
- 1993 Richard L. Stanton
- 1994 Paul B. Barton
- 1995 Heinrich D. Holland
- 1997 Spencer R. Titley
- 1998 John M. Guilbert
- 1999 J. Julian Hemley
- 2000 Alberto Benavides de la Quintana
- 2001 Hubert L. Barnes
- 2002 Anthony J. Naldrett
- 2003 J. David Lowell
- 2004 Richard W. Hutchinson
- 2005 Minze Stuiver
- 2006 Stephen E. Kesler
- 2007 Michael Solomon
- 2008 Marco T. Einaudi
- 2009 David I. Groves
- 2010 David L. Leach
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Penrose Gold Medal, accessed 3/10/2013
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