Eli Lilly Award in Biological Chemistry

The Eli Lilly Award in Biological Chemistry was established in 1934. Consisting of a bronze medal and honorarium, its purpose is to stimulate fundamental research in biological chemistry by scientists not over thirty-eight years of age. The Award is administered by the Division of Biological Chemistry of the American Chemical Society.^[1]

Recipients

Past recipients of the Lilly Award:^[2]

• 1935 – Willard Myron Allen
• 1937 – Harold S. Alcott [Wikidata]
• 1938 – Abraham White [Wikidata]
• 1939 – George Wald
• 1940 – Eric G. Ball [Wikidata]
• 1941 – David Rittenberg
• 1942 – Earl A. Evans, Jr.
• 1943 – Herbert E. Carter
• 1944 – Joseph S. Fruton
• 1945 – Max A. Lauffer [Wikidata]
• 1946 – John D. Ferry
• 1947 – Sidney Colowick
• 1948 – Dilworth Wayne Woolley
• 1949 – Irving M. Klotz [Wikidata]
• 1950 – William Shive [Wikidata]
• 1951 – John M. Buchanan
• 1952 – David M. Bonner [Wikidata]
• 1953 – Nathan O. Kaplan
• 1954 – Harvey A. Itano
• 1955 – William F. Neuman
• 1956 – Robert A. Alberty
• 1957 – Harold A. Scheraga
• 1958 – Lester J. Reed
• 1959 – Paul Berg
• 1960 – James D. Watson
• 1961 – Frederick Crane [Wikidata]
• 1962 – Jerard Hurwitz
• 1963 – William P. Jencks
• 1964 – Bruce N. Ames
• 1965 – Gerald M. Edelman
• 1966 – Phillips W. Robbins
• 1967 – Gordon G. Hammes
• 1968 – Charles C. Richardson
• 1969 – Mario R. Capecchi
• 1970 – Lubert Stryer
• 1971 – David F. Wilson [Wikidata]
• 1972 – Bruce M. Alberts
• 1973 – C. Fred Fox [Wikidata]
• 1974 – James Dahlberg
• 1975 – Mark Ptashne
• 1976 – Joan A. Steitz
• 1977 – Robert G. Roeder
• 1978 – Charles R. Cantor
• 1979 – Christopher T. Walsh
• 1980 – Phillip A. Sharp
• 1981 – Roger D. Kornberg
• 1982 – Harold M. Weintraub
• 1983 – Richard Axel
• 1984 – David V. Goeddel
• 1985 – Gerald M. Rubin
• 1986 – James E. Rothman
• 1987 – Jacqueline K. Barton
• 1988 – Peter Walter
• 1989 – Michael M. Cox [Wikidata]
• 1990 – George L. McLendon
• 1991 – Peter G. Schultz
• 1992 – William DeGrado
• 1993 – Stuart L. Schreiber
• 1994 – Peter S. Kim
• 1995 – Jeremy Berg
• 1996 – Gregory L. Verdine
• 1997 – Alanna Schepartz
• 1998 – John Kuriyan
• 1999 – Chaitan Khosla
• 2000 – Xiaodong Wang
• 2001 – Jennifer Doudna
• 2002 – Kevan M. Shokat
• 2003 – Andreas Matouschek
• 2004 – Benjamin Cravatt III
• 2005 – Dewey G. McCafferty [Wikidata]
• 2006 – Linda Hsieh-Wilson
• 2007 – Anna K. Mapp
• 2008 – Paul J. Hergenrother
• 2009 – Scott K. Silverman
• 2010 – Alice Y. Ting
• 2011 – Nathanael Gray
• 2012 – Christopher J. Chang
• 2013 – Matthew D. Disney [Wikidata]
• 2014 – Yi Tang
• 2015 – Minkui Luo
• 2016 – Elizabeth Nolan
• 2017 – Howard C. Hang
• 2018 – Bradley L. Pentelute
• 2019 – Neal Devaraj
• 2020 – Yimon Aye
• 2021 – Jordan L. Meier
• 2022 – Lingyin Li
• 2023 – Polly Fordyce
• 2024 – Joseph Cotruvo, Jr. [Wikidata]

See also

• List of biochemistry awards

References

1. "Recipients of Awards from the Division of Biological Chemistry". Division of Biological Chemistry, American Chemical Society. 2012. Archived from the original on April 23, 2019. Retrieved October 31, 2012.
2. "Eli Lilly Award in Biological Chemistry" (PDF). American Chemical Society Division of Biological Chemistry. Archived from the original (PDF) on 9 October 2020. Retrieved 17 September 2019.

External links

• Division of Biological Chemistry, American Chemical Society