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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
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The Gustav-Steinmann-Medaille is a scientific award by the Deutsche Geologische Gesellschaft [de] - Geologische Vereinigung [de] (German Geological Society-Geological Association) to an individual who has made outstanding contributions in the fields of geology and earth sciences. The award is named after the German geologist and paleontologist Gustav Steinmann.[1]

Laureates[edit]

The medal has been awarded each year to the following scientists:[1]

  • 2021 Mark Handy
  • 2020 Gerhard Bohrmann
  • 2019 C. Page Chamberlain
  • 2018 Kaj Hoernle
  • 2017 Manfred Strecker
  • 2016 André Freiwald
  • 2015 Onno Oncken
  • 2014 Antje Boetius[2]
  • 2013 Bernhard Stöckhert
  • 2012 Hans-Ulrich Schmincke
  • 2011 Daniel Bernoulli
  • 2010 Celâl Şengör
  • 2009 Michael Sarnthein
  • 2008 Judith Ann McKenzie
  • 2007 Stefan M. Schmid
  • 2006 Alfred Kröner
  • 2005 Horst D. Schulz
  • 2004 Erwin Suess
  • 2003 Werner Schreyer
  • 2002 Wolfgang Schlager
  • 2001 Roland von Huene
  • 2000 Erik Flügel
  • 1999 German Müller
  • 1998 Rudolf Trümpy
  • 1998 Wolfgang H. Berger
  • 1997 Peter Giese
  • 1996 Dieter Meischner
  • 1995 Stephan Mueller
  • 1994 Adolf Seilacher
  • 1993 Hans Peter Laubscher
  • 1992 Alfred G. Fischer
  • 1991 Viktor Yefimovich Khain
  • 1990 Hans Füchtbauer
  • 1989 Dietrich Welte
  • 1988 Ihsan Ketin
  • 1987 Albert W. Bally
  • 1985 Eugen Seibold
  • 1984 Wolf von Engelhardt
  • 1982 Adolf Watznauer
  • 1982 Augusto Gansser
  • 1980 Henno Martin
  • 1978 Eduard Wenk
  • 1977 Martin Schwarzbach
  • 1975 Willem P. de Roever
  • 1974 Hermann Schmidt
  • 1973 Dimitrij Andrusov
  • 1972 Georg Fischer
  • 1971 Kalervo Rankama
  • 1971 Kurd von Bülow
  • 1968 Ernst Cloos
  • 1966 Philip Henry Kuenen
  • 1965 Roland Brinkmann
  • 1965 Alfred Rittmann
  • 1963 Erich Bederke
  • 1961 Eugène Raguin
  • 1960 Pierre Pruvost
  • 1960 Herbert H. Read
  • 1959 Eugen Wegmann
  • 1958 Curt Dietz
  • 1957 Carl Wilhelm Correns
  • 1956 Hendrik A. Brouwer
  • 1954 Serge von Bubnoff
  • 1951 Hans Stille
  • 1950 Bruno Sander
  • 1949 Maurice Lugeon
  • 1947 Johannes Wanner
  • 1947 Alfred Philippson
  • 1943 Helge Götrik Backlund
  • 1939 Otto Ampferer
  • 1938 Ernst Zimmermann

    • See also[edit]

    References[edit]

    1. ^ a b "Gustav-Steinmann-Medaille (seit 1938)". DGGV. Retrieved 10 April 2022.
  • ^ AWI-Tiefseeforscherin Antje Boetius mit Gustav-Steinmann-Medaille ausgezeichnet. Alfred-Wegener-Institut (awi.de); retrieved 2 October 2014.

    • Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Gustav_Steinmann_Medal&oldid=1182784753"
    Categories: 
    ●Geology awards
     ●Awards established in 1938
     ●Gustav-Steinmann-Medaille winners
      


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