James T. Grady-James H. Stack Award For Interpreting Chemistry - Recipients

Recipients

  • 1957 David H. Killeffer
  • 1958 William L. Laurence
  • 1959 Alton L. Blakeslee
  • 1960 Watson Davis
  • 1961 David Dietz
  • 1962 John F. Baxter
  • 1963 Lawrence Lessing
  • 1964 Nate Haseltine
  • 1965 Isaac Asimov
  • 1966 Frank E. Carey
  • 1967 Irving S. Bengelsdorf
  • 1968 Raymond A. Bruner
  • 1969 Walter S. Sullivan
  • 1970 Robert C. Cowen
  • 1971 Victor Cohn
  • 1972 Dan Q. Posin
  • 1973 O. A. Battista
  • 1974 Ronald Kotulak
  • 1975 Jon Franklin
  • 1976 Gene Bylinsky
  • 1977 Patrick Young
  • 1978 Michael Woods
  • 1979 Peter Gwynne
  • 1980 Edward Edelson
  • 1981 Robert W. Cooke
  • 1982 Albert Rosenfeld
  • 1983 Matt Clark
  • 1984 Cristine Russell
  • 1985 Joe Alper
  • 1986 Ben Patrusky
  • 1987 Al Rossiter, Jr.
  • 1988 Arthur Fisher
  • 1989 Robert Kanigel
  • 1990 Jerry E. Bishop
  • 1991 Betty Debnam
  • 1992 Malcolm Browne
  • 1993 Tom Siegfried
  • 1994 Don Herbert
  • 1995 Ivan Amato
  • 1996 Elizabeth Pennisi
  • 1997 Richard Lipkin
  • 1998 Joe Palca
  • 1999 Joseph A. Schwarcz
  • 2000 Jeff Wheelwright
  • 2001 David Perlman
  • 2002 Curt Suplee
  • 2003 Boyce Rensberger
  • 2004 William S. Hammack
  • 2005 Robert L. Wolke
  • 2006 Philip Ball
  • 2007 Stuart F. Brown
  • 2008 Harold McGee
  • 2009 Roald Hoffmann
  • 2010 Ron Seely
  • 2011 Theodore Gray

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