Source: Royal Society of New Zealand ;New Zealand Science and Technology Gold Medal • 1991:
Vaughan Jones, mathematician, Fields medalist • 1992:
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research Group Award • 1993:
Roy Kerr, mathematician • 1994:
Ian Axford, physicist • 1995:
Bill Denny, oncologist, and
Auckland Cancer Research Laboratory • 1996:
No award • 1997:
Thomas William Walker, soil scientist • 1998:
Bill Robinson, seismologist • 1999:
David Vere-Jones, statistician ;Rutherford Medal • 2000:
Alan MacDiarmid, chemist, Nobel Prize winner • 2001:
Peter Gluckman, biologist • 2002:
Jeff Tallon, physicist • 2003:
George Petersen, biochemist • 2004:
David Penny, theoretical biologist • 2005:
Paul Callaghan, physicist • 2006:
Ted Baker, structural biologist • 2007:
Richard Faull, neuroscientist • 2008:
David Parry, structural biophysicist • 2009:
Peter Hunter, computational bioengineer • 2010:
Warren Tate, biochemist • 2011:
Christine Winterbourn, biochemist • 2012:
Margaret Brimble, chemist • 2013:
Anne Salmond, social scientist • 2014:
Peter Schwerdtfeger, theoretical chemist and physicist • 2015:
Ian Reid, osteologist • 2016:
Michael Corballis, psychologist • 2017:
Colin Wilson, volcanologist • 2018:
Rod Downey, mathematician • 2019:
Jane Harding, neonatologist • 2020:
Brian Boyd, professor of literature • 2021:
Philippa Howden-Chapman, healthy housing researcher and her team • 2022:
The Dunedin Study, led by
Richie Poulton, with team members Murray Thomson,
Terrie Moffitt and
Avshalom Caspi. • 2023:
Linda Tuhiwai Smith • 2024:
Richard Beasley • 2025:
Cliff Abraham, neuroscientist ==See also==