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Pierre-Gilles de Gennes

French physicist · France · Scientists · Lived 1932 to 2007 · aged 74

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Pierre-Gilles de Gennes was a French physicist and the Nobel Prize laureate in physics in 1991.

A life in dates

2007Died18 May 20071998Eringen MedalAward1997F. A. Cotton MedalAward1996Fellow of the Australian Academy of ScienceAward1991Nobel Prize in PhysicsAwardWolfgang Ostwald PrizeAward1990Lorentz MedalAward1988ACS Award in Polymer ChemistryAwardHarvey PrizeAward1984Foreign Member of the Royal SocietyAward1982Polymer Physics PrizeAward1980CNRS Gold medalAward1976Bourke AwardAward1968Holweck PrizeAward1959Prize Louis AncelAward1932Born24 October 1932

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Awards

Eringen Medal1998
Honorary Doctorate of the University of Vigo1997
F. A. Cotton Medal1997
Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science1996
Honorary Doctorate at the Laval University1995
Nobel Prize in Physics1991
Wolfgang Ostwald Prize1991
Lorentz Medal1990
Wolf Prize in Physics1990
Harvey Prize1988
Honorary Doctor of the University of Sherbrooke1988
ACS Award in Polymer Chemistry1988
Matteucci Medal1987
Foreign Member of the Royal Society1984
Gay-Lussac-Humboldt-Prize1983
Polymer Physics Prize1982
CNRS Gold medal1980
Prix Ampère1977
Bourke Award1976
Holweck Prize1968
CNRS silver medal1960
Prize Louis Ancel1959
Onsager Medal
Humboldt Research Fellowship
Honorary Doctor of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Humboldt Prize

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Country
France
Category
Scientists
Type
Scientist
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1932 to 2007 · aged 74

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