Le Fèvre Medal

The Le Fèvre Medal is awarded annually by the Australian Academy of Science to recognise outstanding basic research in chemistry. The medal commemorates the work of Australian chemist Raymond Le Fèvre, and is restricted to scientists up to 10 years post-PhD who are resident in Australia and who conducted their research mainly in Australia.

Recipients

Source: Le Fèvre Medal, Australian Academy of Science

Year	Recipient	Affiliation
2022	Yuning Hong	La Trobe University
2021	Debbie Silvester-Dean	Curtin University
2020	Ivan Kassal	University of Sydney
2019	Elizabeth New	University of Sydney
	Lars Goerigk	University of Melbourne
2018	Amir Karton	University of Western Australia
2017	Deanna D'Alessandro	University of Sydney
2016	Cyrille Boyer	University of New South Wales
2015	Chengzhong Yu	University of Queensland
2014	Richard J. Payne	University of Sydney
2013	Sébastien Perrier	University of Sydney
2012	Pall Thordarson	University of New South Wales
2011	Martina Stenzel	University of New South Wales
2010	Michelle Coote	Australian National University
2009	Stephen Blanksby	University of Wollongong
2008	Stuart Batten	Monash University
2007	Thomas Maschmeyer	University of Sydney
2006	Michael Sherburn	Australian National University
2005	Frank Caruso	University of Melbourne
2004	Cameron Kepert	University of Sydney
2002	Max Lu	University of Queensland
1998	Sean C. Smith	University of Queensland
1995	Scott Kable	University of Sydney
1992	Warren Lawrance	Flinders University
1989	Callum Drummond	CSIRO

See also

• List of chemistry awards

External links

• Le Fèvre Medal, Australian Academy of Science

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