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R. H. Stokes Medal (1980 - )

RACI - Electrochemistry Division

From
1980
Functions
Award
Website
https://raci.org.au/RACI/Web/Awards/Division-Awards/Electrochemistry.aspx

Summary

The R. H. Stokes Medal is awarded occasionally by Electrochemistry Division of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute for distinguished research in the field of electrochemistry carried out mainly in Australasia. Robin Stokes, the inaugural recipient of the Medal, was the first Professor of Chemistry at the University of New England form 1955 to 1979.

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