The Award is intended (a) to honour outstanding scientific work in any field of research on thermophysical properties, (b) to encourage efforts which help to understand and make it possible to predict the thermophysical properties of matter, (c) to underline the importance which the scientific community, as well as industry, attaches to the broadening of our knowledge about the thermophysical properties of matter.
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1986 Eric Fitzer (Germany) |  |
1988 Francois Cabannes (France) |
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1990 Raymond E. Taylor (USA) |  |
1993 Giuseppe Ruffino (Italy, posthumous) |
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1996 Hans E. Schmidt (Germany) |  |
1999 Roy Taylor (UK) |
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2002 Kosta D. Maglic (Serbia) |  |
2005 Ronald P. Tye (UK) |
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2008 Akira Nagashima (Japan) |  |
2011 Sir William A. Wakeham (UK) |
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2014 William M. Haynes (USA) |  |
2017 Francesco Righini (Italy) |
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2020 Eckhard Vogel (Germany) |  |
2023 Marc J. Assael (Greece) |