E. V. Murphree Award in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry

The E. V. Murphree Award is an annual award presented by the American Chemical Society for outstanding research of a theoretical or experimental nature in the fields of industrial chemistry or chemical engineering. The award comes with a $5000 prize, a certificate, and up to $1000 in travel expenses paid.^[1]

Recipients

• 2014 Joan F. Brennecke
• 2013 Esther S. Takeuchi
• 2012 Michael F. Doherty
• 2011 Norman N. Li
• 2010 Gregory N. Stephanopoulos
• 2009 Milorad (Mike) P. Dudukovic
• 2008 Georges Belfort
• 2007 Wolfgang F. Holderich
• 2006 Liang-Shih Fan
• 2005 Mark E. Davis
• 2004 James E. Lyons
• 2003 Leo E. Manzer
• 2002 George R. Lester
• 2001 John N. Armor
• 2000 J. Larry Duda
• 1999 Donald R. Paul
• 1998 Stanley I. Sandler
• 1997 Arthur W. Westerberg
• 1996 Eli Ruckenstein
• 1995 Charles A. Eckert
• 1994 Edwin N. Lightfoot
• 1993 James J. Carberry
• 1992 Clarence D. Chang
• 1991 Richard Alkire
• 1990 L. E. Scriven
• 1989 Warren E. Stewart
• 1988 Jule A. Rabo
• 1987 Wolfgang M. H. Sachtler
• 1986 John H. Sinfelt
• 1985 Michel Boudart
• 1984 Robert K. Grasselli
• 1983 Herman Pines
• 1982 Sol W. Weller
• 1981 G. Alex Mills
• 1980 Milton Orchin
• 1979 John M. Prausnitz
• 1978 Donald F. Othmer
• 1977 Alexis Voorhies, Jr.
• 1976 James F. Roth
• 1975 Donald L. Katz
• 1974 Herman S. Bloch
• 1973 Thomas K. Sherwood
• 1972 Paul B. Weisz
• 1971 Heinz Heinemann
• 1970 Peter V. Danckwerts
• 1969 Alex G. Oblad
• 1968 Melvin A. Cook
• 1967 Alfred Clark
• 1966 Richard H. Wilhelm
• 1965 Vladimir Haensel
• 1964 Bruce H. Sage
• 1963 Manson Benedict
• 1962 Eugene J. Houdry
• 1961 Olaf A. Hougen
• 1960 Neal R. Amundson
• 1959 Edwin R. Gilliland
• 1958 duBois Eastman
• 1957 Warren K. Lewis

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