Recent Winners: 2024
Recent Award Winners The Royal Society of New South Wales has long recognised distinguished achievements in various fields of knowledge through its Awards. Some are amongst the oldest in Australia […]
Each year the Society makes number of awards made in the various fields of science. These are among the oldest and most prestigious
awards in Australia. Details may be found below by clicking on the links.
Recent Award Winners The Royal Society of New South Wales has long recognised distinguished achievements in various fields of knowledge through its Awards. Some are amongst the oldest in Australia […]
The James Cook Medal has been awarded periodically by the Royal Society of New South Wales for outstanding contributions to science and human welfare in and for the Southern Hemisphere. Traditionally, it been the Society’s most prestigious medal.
Recent Award Winners The Royal Society of New South Wales has long recognised distinguished achievements in various fields of knowledge through its Awards. Some are amongst the oldest in Australia
Recent Award Winners Each year, the Society makes a number of awards, mainly in the fields of science, that are among the oldest and most prestigious awards in Australia. Awards
Recent Award Winners Each year, the Society makes a number of awards, mainly in the fields of science, that are among the oldest and most prestigious awards in Australia. Awards
The Royal Society of New South Wales Citation is awarded to a Member or Fellow of the Society who has made significant contributions to the Society, but who has not been recognised in any other way. A maximum of three Citations may be awarded in any one year.
The Jak Kelly Award recognises excellence in postgraduate research in physics annually, with the winner selected from presenters at each year’s Australian Institute of Physics, NSW Branch Postgraduate Awards, as advised to the Awards Committee of the Royal Society of New South Wales. The award honours Jak Kelly (1928-2012), Professor and Head of Physics at the University of NSW, and President of the Royal Society of NSW (2005-2006).
The Warren Prize is awarded to recognise research of national or international significance by early- or mid-career engineers and technologists. The research must have originated or have been carried out principally in New South Wales.
The Walter Burfitt Prize is awarded every three years for research in pure or applied science, deemed to be of the highest scientific merit. The winner must be a resident in Australia or New Zealand.
Three scholarships of $500 plus a complimentary year of Associate Membership of the Society are awarded each year in order to acknowledge outstanding achievements by young researchers in any field of science in New South Wales.