John H. Dillon Medal
To recognize outstanding research accomplishments by early-career polymer physicists who have demonstrated exceptional research promise. Recognition consists of $2,000, up to $1,000 allowance for travel to the meeting of the Society at which the award is being presented, a bronze medallion, and a certificate citing the accomplishments of the recipient. It will be presented annually.
Deadline: Wednesday, June 1, 2022Establishment & Support
The medal was established in 1983 by The American Physical Society and the Division of Polymer Physics (DPOLY). Beginning in 1997, sponsorship of the medal was assumed by Elsevier, Oxford, UK., publishers of the journal, Polymer.
2024 Recipient:
Charles E. Sing
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Past Recipients:
- 2023:
Vivek Sharma - 2022:
Jian Qin - 2021:
Bryan W. Boudouris - 2020:
Rodney Priestley - 2019:
Zahra Fakhraai - 2018:
Bradley D. Olsen - 2017:
Moon J. Park - 2016:
Thomas H. Epps - 2015:
Chinedum O. Osuji - 2014:
Ryan C. Hayward - 2013:
Mahesh Mahanthappa - 2012:
Rachel Segalman - 2011:
Raffaele Mezzenga - 2010:
Yueh-Lin Loo - 2009:
Venkat Ganesan - 2008:
Kari Dalnoki-Veress - 2007:
Darrin J. Pochan - 2006:
Kenji Urayama - 2005:
Jan Genzer - 2004:
Marcus Muller
- 2003:
Helmut Strey - 2002:
Timothy J. Bunning - 2001:
Klaus Schmidt-Rohr - 2000:
Wesley R. Burghardt - 1999:
Anne M. Mayes - 1998:
Spiros Haralambos Anastasiadis - 1997:
Nitash Pervez Balsara - 1996:
Julia A. Kornfield - 1995:
Stephen Z. D. Cheng - 1994:
Scott T. Milner - 1993:
Mark D. Ediger - 1992:
Glenn H. Fredrickson - 1991:
Kenneth S. Schweizer - 1990:
Jean-Michel Guenet - 1989:
Frank S. Bates - 1988:
Dale S. Pearson - 1987:
Matthew Tirrell - 1986:
Murugappan Muthukumar - 1985:
Andrew J. Lovinger - 1984:
Charles C. Han
