W. R. Browne Medal
The W. R. Browne Medal is awarded by the Geological Society of Australia "to a person distinguished for contributions to the geological sciences in Australia."[1] The medal is named after William Rowan Browne.
Recipients
- 1979: Edwin Sherbon Hills[2]
- 1981: Dorothy Hill[3]
- 1981: Norman Henry Fisher[2]
- 1984: Haddon King.[4]
- 1986: Germaine Joplin
- 1988: Basil Balme[2]
- 1992: David Brown
- 1994: Allan White
- 1996: John R. De Laeter
- 1998: Cecil George Murray
- 2000: Alfons VandenBerg
- 2002: Brenda Franklin
- 2004: Ian Withnall
- 2006: Ken Campbell
- 2008: Jim Ross
- 2010: Anthony Cockbain
- 2012: John Foden
- 2014: Gavin Young
- 2016: Bryan Smith
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References
- "GSA Awards — W.R. Browne Medal". Geological Society of Australia. Retrieved 6 March 2018.
- GSA Biographies
- Hill, Dorothy (1907 - 1997)
- D. F. Branagan. "King, Haddon Rymer Forrester (1905–1990)". Australian Dictionary of Biography. Retrieved 9 May 2012.
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