Required nomination documents: Brief justification, CV and publication list with the top 10 publications
Deadline: October 1, 2022
nomination form
The Adolf von Baeyer Commemorative Medal is awarded to scientists for outstanding work in the field of organic chemistry. The prize was donated by Carl Duisberg in 1910 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the lecturer and the 75th birthday of his teacher Adolf von Baeyer. The GDCh has been awarding this award since 1949. It was initially financed by Baeyer AG and later by a special fund of the GDCh. The namesake Adolf von Baeyer is one of the most important chemists of his time and was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1905 for the synthesis of indigo and triphenylmethane dyes.
Professor Frank Würthner received the Adolf von Baeyer medal for his fundamental work on supramolecular chemistry, in particular on dyes, which contributed to the elucidation of aggregation mechanisms and the resulting superstructure formation as well as pioneering applications in molecular materials and (opto) electronic components.
2019 | Frank Wuerthner, Wuerzburg |
2017 | Peter R. Schreiner, Gießen |
2015 | Carsten Bolm, Aachen |
2013 | Klaus Müllen, Mainz |
2011 | François Diederich, Zurich/Switzerland |
2009 | Gerhard Erker, Munster |
2007 | Wolfram Sander, Bochum |
2005 | Armin de Meijere, Gottingen |
2003 | Fritz Voegtle, Bonn |
2001 | Dieter Hoppe, Munster |
1999 | Manfred Regitz, Kaiserslautern |
1996 | Henning Hopf, Brunswick |
1994 | Rolf Gleiter, Heidelberg |
1991 | Gunther Maier, Gießen |
1989 | Horst Prinzbach, Freiburg |
1987 | Wolfgang Kirmse, Bochum |
1986 | Paul by Ragué Schleyer, Erlangen |
1985 | Wolfgang Richard Roth, Bochum |
1983 | Christoph Rüchardt, Freiburg |
1980 | Klaus Hafner, Darmstadt |
1979 | Heinz A. Staab, Heidelberg |
1978 | Rudolph Wiechert, Berlin |
1975 | Hans Albert Offe, Wuppertal-Elberfeld |
1971 | Eugen Müller, Tubingen |
1968 | Otto Scherer, Frankfurt a. M |
1967 | Siegfried Hünig, Wuerzburg |
1965 | Franz Sondheimer, Cambridge/UK |
1963 | Otto Roelen, Oberhausen-Holten |
1961 | John Eggert, Zurich/Switzerland |
1960 | Erich Haack, Mannheim |
1958 | Paul Schlack, Frankfurt a. M |
1957 | Alfred Rieche, Berlin-Adlershof |
1956 | Gerhard Schrader, Wuppertal-Elberfeld |
1955 | Hermann OL Fischer, Berkeley/USA |
1954 | Arthur Zitscher, Offenbach a. M |
1953 | Georg Wittig, Tubingen |
1952 | Gustav Ehrhart, Frankfurt a. M |
1951 | Otto Bayer, Leverkusen |
1949 | Walter Reppe, Ludwigshafen |
1934 | Richard Kuhn, Heidelberg |
1931 | Otto Diels, Kiel |
1929 | Adolf Gruen, Grenzach |
1927 | Adolf Windaus, Goettingen |
1925 | Otto Heinrich Warburg, Berlin |
1924 | Oscar Dressel, Bonn |
1921 | Max von Laue, Berlin |
1919 | Wilhelm Connstein, Berlin |
1914 | Richard Willstatter, Munich |
1911 | Paul Friedlaender, Darmstadt |
Prof. Dr. Albrecht Berkessel, University of Cologne (lead management Baeyer)
Prof. Dr. Bart Jan Ravoo, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster (lead management Fischer)
Prof. Dr. Anke Krüger, University of Stuttgart
Prof. Dr. Klaus Müllen, Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research
Prof. Dr. Tanja Weil, Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research
Prof. Dr. Frank Würthner, Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg
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