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The medal is named in honour of the Reverend William Branwhite Clarke , one of the founders of the Society and was to be "awarded for meritorious contributions to Geology , Mineralogy and Natural History of Australasia , to be open to men of science, whether resident in Australasia or elsewhere" .
It is now awarded annually for distinguished work in the Natural Sciences (geology, botany and zoology ) done in the Australian Commonwealth and its territories. Each discipline is considered in rotation every three years.
Recipients
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Source: Royal Society of New South Wales[1]
1879: George Bentham (Botany)
1880: Thomas Huxley (Palaeontology)
1881: Frederick McCoy (Palaeontology)
1882: James Dwight Dana (Geology)
1883: Ferdinand von Mueller (Botany)
1884: Alfred Richard Cecil Selwyn (Geology)
1885: Joseph Dalton Hooker (Botany)
1886: Laurent-Guillaume de Koninck (Palaeontology)
1887: Sir James Hector (Geology)
1888: Julian Tenison Woods (Geology)
1889: Robert L. J. Ellery (Astronomy)
1890: George Bennett (Zoology)
1891: Frederick Hutton (Geology)
1892: William Turner Thiselton-Dyer (Botany)
1893: Ralph Tate (Botany and Geology)
1895: Joint Award: Robert Logan Jack (Geology) and Robert Etheridge, Jr. (Palaeontology)
1896: Augustus Gregory (Exploration)
1900: John Murray (Oceanography)
1901: Edward John Eyre (Exploration)
1902: Frederick Manson Bailey (Botany)
1903: Alfred William Howitt (Anthropology)
1907: Walter Howchin (Geology)
1909: Walter Roth (Anthropology)
1912: William Harper Twelvetrees (Geology)
1914: Arthur Smith Woodward (Palaeontology)
1915: William Aitcheson Haswell (Zoology)
1917: Edgeworth David (Geology)
1918: Leonard Rodway (Botany)
1920: Joseph Edmund Carne (Geology)
1921: Joseph James Fletcher (Biology)
1922: Richard Thomas Baker (Botany)
1923: Walter Baldwin Spencer (Anthropology)
1924: Joseph Maiden (Botany)
1925: Charles Hedley (Biology)
1927: Andrew Gibb Maitland (Geology)
1928: Ernest Clayton Andrews (Geology)
1929: Ernest Willington Skeats (Geology)
1930: Leonard Keith Ward (Geology)
1931: Robert John Tillyard (Entomology)
1932: Frederick Chapman (Palaeontology)
1933: Walter George Woolnough (Geology)
1934: Edward Sydney Simpson (Mineralogy)
1935: G. W. Card (Geology)
1936: Douglas Mawson (Geology)
1937: John Thomas Jutson (Geology)
1938: Henry Caselli Richards (Geology)
1939: Carl Süssmilch (Geology)
1941: Frederic Wood Jones (Zoology)
1942: William Rowan Browne (Geology)
1943: Walter Lawry Waterhouse (Botany)
1944: Wilfred Eade Agar (Zoology)
1945: Noel Benson (Geology)
1946: John McConnell Black (Botany)
1947: Hubert Lyman Clark (Zoology)
1948: Arthur Bache Walkom (Palaeobotany)
1949: Herman Rupp (Botany)
1950: Ian Murray Mackerras (Zoology)
1951: Frank Leslie Stillwell (Geology)
1952: Joseph Garnett Wood (Botany)
1953: Alexander John Nicholson (Entomology)
1954: Edward de Courcy Clarke (Geology)
1955: Rutherford Ness Robertson (Botany)
1956: Oscar Werner Tiegs (Zoology)
1957: Irene Crespin (Geology)
1958: Theodore G. B. Osborn (Botany)
1959: Tom Iredale (Zoology)
1960: Austin Burton Edwards (Geology)
1961: Charles Austin Gardner (Botany)
1962: Horace Waring (Zoology)
1963: Germaine A. Joplin (Geology)
1964: Joyce Winifred Vickery (Botany)
1965: Mabel Josephine Mackerras (Zoology)
1966: Dorothy Hill (Geology)
1967: Spencer Smith-White (Botany)
1968: Herbert G. Andrewartha (Zoology)
1969: Samuel Warren Carey (Geology)
1970: Gilbert Percy Whitley (Zoology)
1971: Nancy Tyson Burbidge (Botany)
1972: Haddon King (Geology)
1973: Marshall Hatch (Botany)
1974: Cecil Hugh Tyndale-Biscoe [2]
1975: Joseph Newell Jennings [3]
1976: Lilian Ross Fraser
1977: Alec Trendall (Geology)
1978: D. T. Anderson
1979: Lawrence Alexander Sidney Johnson (Botany)
1981: William Stephenson (marine biologist)[4]
1982: Noel Charles William Beadle [5]
1983: Keith Alan Waterhouse Crook (Geology)
1984: Mike Archer (Palaeontology)
1985: Hugh Bryan Spencer Womersley
1986: David Groves (Geology)
1987: Antony James Underwood
1988: Barry Garth Rolfe
1989: John Roberts (Geology)
1990: Barrie Gillean Molyneux Jamieson (Zoology)
1991: Shirley Winifred Jeffrey (Biology/Botany)
1992: Alfred Edward Ringwood (Geology)
1993: Gordon C. Grigg (Zoology)
1994: Joint award: Craig Anthony Atkins and Barbara Gillian Briggs (Botany)
1995: Christopher McAuley Powell (Geology)
1996: Klaus Rohde (Zoology)
1997: Charles Barry Osmond (Botany)
1998: Richard Limon Stanton (Geology)
1999: Richard Shine (Zoology)
2000: Sarah Elizabeth Smith (Agriculture)
2001: Gordon H. Packham (Geology)
2002: Robert Hill (Botany)
2003: Lesley Joy Rogers (Zoology)
2004: Ian Plimer (Geology)
2005: Mark Westoby (Botany)
2006: Anthony Hulbert (Zoology)
2007: Suzanne O'Reilly (Geology)
2008: Bradley Potts (Botany)
2009: Winston F. Ponder (Zoology)
2010: Kenton Campbell (Geology)
2011: Byron Lamont (Botany)
2012: Marilyn Renfree (Zoology)
2013: William Griffin (Geology)
2014: Robert F. Park [6]
2015: Christopher Dickman (Zoology)[7]
2016: Simon P. Turner (Geology)
2017: David Keith (Botany)
2018: Emma Johnston (Zoology)
2019: Dietmar Müller (Geology)
2020: Michelle Leishman (Botany)[8]
2021: John Aitken (Zoology)[9]
2022: Andrew Baker (Geology)
2023: Moninya Roughan (Oceanography) [10]
See also
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References
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^ Spate, Andy, "Jennings, Joseph Newell (Joe) (1916–1984)" , Australian Dictionary of Biography , National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, retrieved 11 July 2019
^ "Medal awarded to noted scientist". University News . 5 May 1982.
^ "Beadle, Noel" . www.anbg.gov.au . Retrieved 11 July 2019 .
^ "Decades protecting world's crops yields the Clarke Medal for Professor Park" . The University of Sydney . 6 May 2015. Retrieved 11 July 2019 .
^ "Archived copy" (PDF) . Archived from the original (PDF) on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 11 April 2016 .{{cite web }}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link )
^ "Five UNSW researchers honoured by Royal Society of NSW" . Mirage News . 10 December 2020. Retrieved 10 December 2020 .
^ "The Changing Tide of Human Populations lecture and book launch" . The University of Newcastle, Australia . 27 June 2022. Retrieved 3 August 2022 .
^ "2023 Award Winners" . Royal Society of New South Wales. 29 November 2023. Retrieved 26 March 2024 .
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