George Sarton Medal
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The George Sarton Medal, the most prestigious award of the History of Science Society, has been awarded annually since 1955. It is awarded to an outstanding historian of science selected from the international scholarly community for a lifetime of scholarly achievement.
The Sarton Medalists are:[1]
| Year | Recipient(s) |
|---|---|
| 1955 | George Sarton |
| 1956 | Charles Singer and Dorothea Waley Singer |
| 1957 | Lynn Thorndike |
| 1958 | John F. Fulton |
| 1959 | Richard Shryock |
| 1960 | Owsei Temkin |
| 1961 | Alexandre Koyré |
| 1962 | E. J. Dijksterhuis |
| 1963 | Vassili Zoubov |
| 1964 | NOT AWARDED |
| 1965 | J. R. Partington |
| 1966 | Anneliese Maier |
| 1967 | NOT AWARDED |
| 1968 | Joseph Needham |
| 1969 | Kurt Vogel |
| 1970 | Walter Pagel |
| 1971 | Willy Hartner |
| 1972 | Kiyosi Yabuuti |
| 1973 | Henry Guerlac |
| 1974 | I. Bernard Cohen |
| 1975 | René Taton |
| 1976 | Bern Dibner |
| 1977 | Derek T. Whiteside |
| 1978 | A.P. Youschkevitch |
| 1979 | Maria Luisa Righini-Bonelli |
| 1980 | Marshall Clagett |
| 1981 | A. Rupert Hall and Marie Boas Hall |
| 1982 | Thomas S. Kuhn |
| 1983 | Georges Canguilhem |
| 1984 | Charles Coulston Gillispie |
| 1985 | Paolo Rossi, Richard S. Westfall (Two medals awarded) |
| 1986 | Ernst Mayr |
| 1987 | G.E.R. Lloyd |
| 1988 | Stillman Drake |
| 1989 | Gerald Holton |
| 1990 | A. Hunter Dupree |
| 1991 | Mirko D. Grmek |
| 1992 | Edward Grant |
| 1993 | John L. Heilbron |
| 1994 | Allen G. Debus |
| 1995 | Charles E. Rosenberg |
| 1996 | Loren Graham |
| 1997 | Betty Jo Teeter Dobbs |
| 1998 | Thomas L. Hankins |
| 1999 | David C. Lindberg |
| 2000 | Frederick L. Holmes |
| 2001 | Daniel J. Kevles |
| 2002 | John C. Greene |
| 2003 | Nancy Siraisi |
| 2004 | Robert E. Kohler |
| 2005 | A. I. Sabra |
| 2006 | Mary Jo Nye |
