Awards issued by the Chromatographic Society

In 1978 Professor A.J.P. Martin gave permission for his name to be associated with the 'Martin Medal'. The 'Martin Medal' is awarded to scientists who have made outstanding contributions to the advancement of separation science.

The Chromatographic Society celebrated its Silver Jubilee in 1982 and to commemorate the event it instituted the 'Jubilee Medal'. This award is presented in recognition of the contributions of younger scientists.

For a list of past recipients of the 'Martin' and 'Jubilee' medals - Click here 

The Society has also recently introduced a fellowship scheme and awards a number of bursaries to encourage active workers in separation science to present papers at international meetings.

The 2009 Chromatography Society Awards

The Chromatographic Society is pleased to announce its 2009 Awards.

The Society's Martin Gold Medal has been awarded to Professor Wolfgang F. Lindner and the Silver Jubilee Medal to Professor Gert Desmet.

The Chromatographic Society wishes to congratulate both recipients and will present the awards to both Professor Lindner and Professor Desmet at one of the major 2009 HPLC meetings.

Alan. J. Handley
President
The Chromatographic Society