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In addition, several of our members and colleagues have been honored with some of the most prestigious scientific awards in the world:

AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

Winners of the Ralph F. Hirschmann Award in Peptide Chemistry*

2008 William F. DeGrado University of Pennsylvania
 
2007 Samuel H. Gellman University of Wisconsin - Madison
 
2006 George Barany University of Minnesota
 
2005 James P. Tam Scripps Research Institute - Florida
 
2004 Richard A. Houghten Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies
 
2003 Roger M. Freidinger Merck Research Laboratories
 
2002 Victor J. Hruby Tucson University
 
2001 Daniel F. Veber SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals
 
2000 Daniel S. Kemp Massachusetts Institute of Technology
 
1999 Harold A. Scheraga Cornell University
 
1998 Isabella L. Karle Naval Researech Laboratory
 
1997 Murray Goodman University of California-San Diego
 
1996 Steven G. Clarke University of California-Los Angeles
 
1995 Shumpei Sakakibara Peptide Research Institute, Inc.
 
1994 Steven B.H. Kent Scripps Research Institute
 
1993 Daniel H. Rich University of Wisconsin-Madison
 
1992 Louis A. Carpino University of Massachusetts-Amherst
 
1991 Elkan R. Blout Harvard Medical School
 
1990 Bruce Merrifield The Rockefeller University
 

* Established in 1988 by Merck Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories

The National Medal of Science
The 2000 National Medal of Science was awarded to Dr. Ralph F. Hirschmann "for his seminal contributions to organic and to medicinal chemistry."

The 1995 National Medal of Science was awarded to Dr. Isabella Karle in recognition of her contributions to the "development and application of a method [symbolic addition procedure] for determining essentially equal-atom crystal and molecular structures by X-ray analysis."

For further information on this award, please visit the National Science and Technology Medals Foundation.

The Nobel Prize
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to both Vincent du Vigneaud (1955) and R. Bruce Merrifield (1984) for their respective contributions to the chemistry of peptides, allowing them to take their rightful place among the greatest chemists of this century.

For further information on this award, please visit the Nobel Prize website.