Statoil Prize

The Statoil Prize (previously the ESSO Prize) is awarded by the Statoil Foundation (see Equinor [1]), the object of which is to work to support and promote initiatives that benefit society and that are of a national, social, scientific, commercial, and human nature. The prize—awarded once a year—was awarded for the first time in 1950, and is Denmark’s oldest science award [2] [3] [4] [5].

Recipients

2010-2019

Colin Stedmon (2018) ^[1], Anne Ladegaard Skov (2017) ^[2], Kristian Mølhave (2016) ^[3], Charlotte Scheutz (2015) ^[4], Christian Frithiof Niordson (2014) ^[5], Mads Græsbøll Christensen (2013), Grethe Winther (2012) ^[6], Anders Baun (2011) ^[7], Ilmar Santos (2010) ^[8].

2000-2009

Ole Christensen (2009) ^[9], Rasmus Larsen (2008), N. Asger Mortensen (2007) ^[10], Søren Kiil (2006) ^[11], John Leif Jørgensen (2005), Michael Givskov (2004), Frede Blaabjerg (2003), Jens Nørkær Sørensen (2002), Mogens Rysholt Poulsen (2001) ^[12], Ole Sigmund (2000).

1990-1999

Dorte Juul Jensen (1999), Lars Hein (1998), Jakob Stoustrup (1997), Niels Engholm Henriksen (1996), Jørgen Juncker Jensen (1995), Per Christian Hansen (1994), Jens Klæstrup Kristensen (1993), Martin Philip Bendsøe (1992), Hans Holm (1991), Erik Mosekilde (1990).

1980-1986

Arne Villumsen (1989), Ole Hassager (1988), Klaus Illum (1987), Mogens Blanke (1986), Claus Schelde Jacobsen (1985), Niels Erik Hansen (1984), Michael Locht Michelsen (1983), Viggo Tvergaard (1982) ^[13], Flemming Bo Pedersen (1981), Niels Olhoff (1980).

1970-1979

Emil Sørensen (1979), Palle Jeppesen (1978), Aage Fredenslund (1977), Uffe Korsbech (1976), Jens Rørbech (1975), Ove Ditlevsen (1974), Svend Hadvig (1973), Ole Juhl Pedersen (1972), Niels Vagn Fabritius Buchwald (1971), Svend A. Lund (1970).

1960-1969

Christian Boe (1969), Preben Gudmandsen (1968), Jørgen W. Lund (1967), Bent Hansen (1966), Jørgen Kjær (1965), Erik Somer (1964) ^[14], Bent Scharøe Petersen (1963), Niels Jonassen (1962), G. Frølich (1961), Tage Vincent Nissen (1960).

1950-1959

Anders Kjær (1959), Asger Nielsen (1958), Børge Bak (1957), Vagn Aage Jeppesen (1956), Svend Aage Harvald (1955), Vagn Korsgaard (1954), Hans Lottrup Knudsen (1953), Fritz Ingerslev (1952), Helge Lundgren (1951), Tage Astrup (1950).

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[1] Statoil Prize goes to research in chemical oceanography

[2] Statoil Prize for research into artificial muscles

[3] DTU-forsker modtager Statoil Pris 2016

[4] Winner of Statoil Price 2015 goes to Professor Charlotte Scheutz

[5] Overraskende effekter på mikroskala

[6] Statoil Prisen 2012 går til forsker i plastisk deformation af metaler på DTU Mekanik

[7] Forsker i miljøhensyn og nanoteknologi får årets Statoil Pris

[8] Statoil Prisen 2010 går til forsker i mekatronik

[9] Statoil Prisen 2009 går til matematiker

[10] Statoil-prisen 2007 til Niels Asger Mortensen

[11] Statoil-Prisen til Søren Kiil

[12] Danish researcher receives award

[13] Manden med metallerne

[14] My memoirs

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