Gordon E. Moore Medal (SCI)
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The Gordon E. Moore Medal is an award given yearly by the Society of Chemical Industry (SCI America) to someone who has displayed early career success involving innovation in chemical industries. Success is judged in terms of both market impact and effects on quality of life of their work.[1][2][3]
| Gordon E. Moore Medal | |
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| Awarded for | Given annually for early career innovation |
| Date | 2004 |
| Presented by | Society of Chemical Industry (American Section) |
Recipients
- 2024, Caleb Funk (DuPont)[4]
- 2023, Kaoru Aou (Dow)[5]
- 2022, Kevin Maloney (Merck)[6]
- 2021, Carla Pereira (ExxonMobil)[7]
- 2020, Wei Wang (PPG)[8]
- 2019, John Sworen (Chemours Company)[9][10]
- 2018, Steven Swier (Dow Corning)[2][11]
- 2017, Melinda H. Keefe (Dow)[12]
- 2016, Abhishek Roy (Dow)[13]
- 2015, John A. McCauley (Merck)[14]
- 2014, Andrew E. Taggi (DuPont)[15]
- 2013, Jerzy Klosin (Dow)[16]
- 2012, Dean E. Rende (Honeywell)[17]
- 2011, Doron Levin (ExxonMobil)[18]
- 2010, Emmett Crawford (Eastman Chemical Company)[19]
- 2009, Emma Parmee (Merck & Co.)[20]
- 2008, Edmund M. Carnahan (Dow)[21][22]
- 2007, Paul A. Sagel (Procter & Gamble)[23]
- 2006, Jonathan M. McConnachie (ExxonMobil)[24]
- 2005, Jeffery John Hale (Merck & Co.)[25]
- 2004, George G. Barclay (Rohm and Haas)[26][27]
Gallery
John Sworen, 2019
Steven Swier, 2018
Melinda H. Keefe, 2017
Abhishek Roy, 2016
John A. McCauley, 2015
Andrew Taggi, 2014
Jerzy Klosin, 2013
Dean E. Rende, 2012
Doron Levin, 2011
Emmett Crawford, 2010
Emma Parmee, 2009
Edmund Carnahan, 2008
Paul Sagel, 2007
Jonathan McConnachie, 2006
Jeffrey Hale, 2005
George Barclay, 2004
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