Copley Medal
The Copley Medal is an award given by the Royal Society, for "outstanding achievements in research in any branch of science. " It alternates between the physical and the biological sciences.
Copley Medal People (First 49 people) - Page 0
Louis Pasteur
French chemist
Henri Becquerel
French engineer
Albert Einstein
Theoretical physicist
Ernest Rutherford
New Zealand physicist
Niels Bohr
Danish physicist
Charles Darwin
Naturalist
Dan McKenzie
Professor
Stephen Hopkins
British musician
John Herschel
Polymath
Michael Faraday
Scientist
Patrick Blackett
British physicist
Sydney Brenner
South African biologist
James Watson
American molecular biologist
Frederick Sanger
Biochemist
Paul Nurse
Geneticist
Dorothy Hodgkin
British chemist
James Chadwick
British physicist
J. J. Thomson
British physicist
Max Planck
German theoretical physicist
Dmitri Mendeleev
Russian chemist
Paul Dirac
Theoretical physicist
Alfred Russel Wallace
Naturalist
Richard Owen
Rugby league
Paul Langevin
French physicist
Thomas Henry Huxley
English biologist
Roger Penrose
British mathematician
Hans Adolf Krebs
British-German physician
Rudolf Clausius
German physicist
William Buckland
Theologian
Howard Florey
Australian pharmacologist
Thomas Hunt Morgan
American biologist
Charles Wheatstone
Scientist
William Crookes
British chemist
Max Perutz
Austrian-British molecular biologist
Lawrence Bragg
Australian-British physicist
William Henry Bragg
Physicist
Hendrik Lorentz
Dutch physicist
Charles Lyell
Geologist
Harold Jeffreys
British geophysicist
Arthur Cayley
British mathematician
John Thomson
Comedian
Andrew Huxley
Biophysicist
Francis Galton
English polymath
Martin Evans
Biologist
John E. Walker
British chemist
Ivan Pavlov
Russian-Soviet experimenter
Peter Medawar
British biologist
