Black and white medal XI

The Black and white Médaille XI is a distinction given every two years by the Pontifical Académie of Sciences to a young scientist of international reputation. The price bears the name of the Pape which recreated the Academy in 1936.

Prizes winner of the Black and white Medal XI

2002 : Juan Maldacena and Stanislas Dehaene
1998: Gillian Packsaddlled and Stephen Davies
1996: Mark Mr. Davis
1992: Adi Shamir
1988 : Shine Caffarelli
1983: Gerald 'T Hooft
1981: Jean-Marie Lehn
1979: Antonio Paes de Carvalho
1976: Lucio Luzzatto
1975 : Stephen Hawking
1972 : György Némethy
1969: Robert B. Woodward
1966: Allan Sandage
1964 : François Gross
1963: Aage Bohr
1941: Harlow Shapley
1938 : Crow Jean François Heymans
Laure Saint-Raymond

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