Sparks–Thomas Award
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The purpose of the Sparks-Thomas Award, given by the American Chemical Society, Rubber Division, is to recognize and encourage outstanding contributions and innovations in the field of elastomers by younger scientists, technologists, and engineers.
Recipients[1]
- 2020 Prof. David S. Simmons
- 2019 Dr. Pamela Martin
- 2018 Prof. Megan Robertson
- 2017 Dr. Juan L. Valentin
- 2016 Dr. Amit Das
- 2015 Dr. Julie Diani
- 2014 Dr. Seiichi Kawahara
- 2013 Dr. Wilma Dierkes
- 2012 Prof. Liqun Zhang
- 2011 Prof. Alfred Crosby
- 2010 Prof. James Busfield
- 2009 Dr. John M. Baldwin
- 2008 Dr. Christopher G. Robertson
- 2007 Dr. William V. Mars
- 2006 Dr. Vassilios Galiatsatos
- 2005 Prof. Mark D. Foster
- 2004 Dr. Andy H. Tsou
- 1998 Dr. Anthony J. Dias
- 1997 Dr. Maria D. Ellul
- 1993 Dr. Walter H. Waddell
- 1991 Dr. C. Michael Roland
- 1990 Dr. Robert P. Lattimer
- 1987 Prof. Gary R. Hamed
See also
References
- ^ "Nominate A Candidate | Science & Technology Awards". www.rubber.org. Retrieved 2019-05-06.
External links
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