Royal Society of South Australia - Verco Medal Recipients

Verco Medal Recipients

"The medal shall be awarded for distinguished scientific work published by a Fellow of the Royal Society of South Australia. It is the highest honour that the Society can bestow on one of its Fellows. Only those who have made a significant, outstanding contribution to their field(s) of study receive the award."

The medal is named in honour of Joseph Verco. The first award of the medal was to Prof Walter Howchin in 1929.

Previous winners include:

Year Name
1966 Alderman
2004 Alley, NevilleNeville Alley
1962 Andrewartha, HerbertHerbert Andrewartha
1996 Archer (paleontologist), MikeMike Archer (paleontologist)
1989 Beveridge, IanIan Beveridge
1930 Black, John McConnellJohn McConnell Black
2003 Bowie, JohnJohn Bowie
1933 Cleland, John BurtonJohn Burton Cleland
De Deckker, PatrickPatrick De Deckker
1960 Finlayson
1999 Fitzpatrick, RobRob Fitzpatrick
1970 Glaessner, MartinMartin Glaessner
1946 Hale, Herbert M.Herbert M. Hale
1935 Johnston, Thomas HarveyThomas Harvey Johnston
1929 Howchin, WalterWalter Howchin
1976 Hutton
1963 Ludbrook
1945 Madigan, CecilCecil Madigan
1931 Mawson, DouglasDouglas Mawson
1971 Mountford
1972 Parkin
1957 Piper, Clarence SherwoodClarence Sherwood Piper
1938 Prescott, James ArthurJames Arthur Prescott
1967 Pryor
2008 Shepherd, ScoresbyScoresby Shepherd
2010 Smith, MikeMike Smith
1965 Southcott
1961 Specht
1968 Sprigg, RegReg Sprigg
1959 Stephens
1974 Thomas, PatPat Thomas
1975 Thomson
1956 Tindale, NormanNorman Tindale
Tyler, MichaelMichael Tyler
1955 Ward, Leonard KeithLeonard Keith Ward
White, TomTom White
2007 Williams, MartinMartin Williams
1990 Williams, William David (Bill)William David (Bill) Williams
1943 Womersley, HerbertHerbert Womersley
1969 Womersley, Hugh Bryan SpencerHugh Bryan Spencer Womersley
1944 Wood, Joseph GarnettJoseph Garnett Wood
1973 Wopfner
1932 not awarded
1934 not awarded
1936-7 not awarded
1939–1942 not awarded
1947–1954 not awarded
1958 not awarded
1964 not awarded

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