Australia Prize
The Australia Prize was Australia's pre-eminent prize for scientific research from 1990 until 2000, when it was replaced by the Prime Minister's Prizes for Science. The award was international, 10 of the 28 recipients were not Australians.
Recipients
- 1999 - Energy science and technology theme - Martin A. Green and Stuart R. Wenham
- 1998 - Molecular science theme - Elizabeth Blackburn, Suzanne Cory, Alec Jeffreys and Grant Sutherland
- 1997 - Telecommunications theme- Allan Snyder, Rodney Tucker and Gottfried Ungerboeck
- 1996 - Pharmaceutical design theme - Paul Janssen, Graeme Laver, Peter Colman and Mark von Itzstein
- 1995 - Remote sensing theme - Kenneth G. McCracken, Andrew Green, Jonathon Huntington, Richard Moore
- 1994 - Sustainable land management theme - Gene Likens
- 1993 - Sensory perception theme - Horace Barlow, Peter Bishop and Vernon Mountcastle
- 1992 - Mining or processing of mineral resources theme - John Watt, Brian Sowerby, Nicholas Cutmore and Jim Howarth
- 1991 - No awards presented
- 1990 - Agriculture or the environment theme - Allen Kerr, Eugene Nester and Jeff Schell
gollark: It also didn't say "Special Containment Procedures" or "Object Class". Actually, I'll put that in...
gollark: That reads vaguely like an actual SCP entry, but incoherent and without the normal overly precise numbers and more "probably"/"roughly".
gollark: I mean, the whole thing of crosslinking between interesting things doesn't really work as well when a lot of stuff is in some social media platform's silo.
gollark: You might, say, be able to sneak something into a software update (which you might load on from the future equivalent of a USB stick).
gollark: I guess so, but computery stuff tends to be more vulnerable in other ways.
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