Kalinga Prize - Kalinga Prize Laureates

Kalinga Prize Laureates

1950's 1960's 1970's
  • 1952 Louis de Broglie – France
  • 1953 Julian Huxley – United Kingdom
  • 1954 Waldemar Kaempffert – United States
  • 1955 Augusto Pi Sunyer – Venezuela
  • 1956 George Gamow – United States
  • 1957 Bertrand Russell – United Kingdom
  • 1958 Karl von Frisch – Germany
  • 1959 Jean Rostand – France
  • 1960 Ritchie Calder – United Kingdom
  • 1961 Arthur C. Clarke – United Kingdom
  • 1962 Gerard Piel – United States
  • 1963 Jagjit Singh – India
  • 1964 Warren Weaver – United States
  • 1965 Eugene Rabinowitch – United States
  • 1966 Paul Couderc – France
  • 1967 Fred Hoyle – United Kingdom
  • 1968 Gavin de Beer – United Kingdom
  • 1969 Konrad Lorenz – Austria
  • 1970 Margaret Mead – United States
  • 1971 Pierre Augier – France
  • 1972 Philip H. Abelson – United States;
    Nigel Calder – United Kingdom
  • 1973 no award
  • 1974 José Reis – Brazil
    Luis Estrada Martinez – Mexico
  • 1975 no award
  • 1976 George Porter – United Kingdom
    Alexander Oparin – Russia
  • 1977 Fernand Seguin – Canada
  • 1978 Hoimar von Ditfurth – Germany
  • 1979 Sergei Kapitza – Russia
1980's 1990's 2000's
  • 1980 Arístides Bastidas – Venezuela
  • 1981 David Attenborough – United Kingdom
    Dennis Flanagan – United States
  • 1982 Oswaldo Frota-Pessoa – Brazil
  • 1983 Abdullah Al Muti Sharafuddin – Bangladesh
  • 1984 Yves Coppens – France
    Igor Petryanov – Russia
  • 1985 Peter Medawar – United Kingdom
  • 1986 Nicolai G. Basov – Russia
    David Suzuki – Canada
  • 1987 Marcel Roche – Venezuela
  • 1988 Björn Kurtén – Finland
  • 1989 Saad Ahmed Shabaan – Egypt
  • 1990 Misbah-Ud-Din Shami – Pakistan
  • 1991 Radu Iftimovici – Romania
    Narender K. Sehgal – India
  • 1992 Jorge Flores Valdés – Mexico
    Peter Okebukola – Nigeria
  • 1993 Piero Angela – Italy
  • 1994 Nikolai N. Drozdov – Russia
  • 1995 Julieta Fierro Gossman – Mexico
  • 1996 Jiří Grygar – Czech Republic
    Jayant V. Narlikar – India
  • 1997 Dorairajan Balasubramanian – India
  • 1998 Regina Paz Lopez – Philippines
    Ennio Candotti – Brazil
  • 1999 Marian Addy – Ghana
    Emil Gabrielian – Armenia
  • 2000 Ernst W. Hamburger – Brazil
  • 2001 Stefano Fantoni – Italy
  • 2002 Marisela Salvatierra – Venezuela
  • 2003 Pervez Hoodbhoy – Pakistan
  • 2004 Jean Audouze – France
  • 2005 Jeter Bertoletti – Brazil
  • 2006-2008 No awards due to change of UNESCO rules
  • 2009 Yash Pal – India
    Trinh Xuan Thuan – Vietnam
  • 2010 Gokulananda Mohapatra – India
  • 2011 René Raúl Drucker Colín – Mexico

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