Gordon E. Moore Medal (SCI)

For the Gordon E. Moore Medal awarded by the Electrochemical Society, see Gordon E. Moore Medal for Outstanding Achievement in Solid State Science and Technology.

The Gordon E. Moore Medal is an award given yearly by the Society of Chemical Industry (SCI America) to someone who has displayed early career success involving innovation in chemical industries. Success is judged in terms of both market impact and effects on quality of life of their work.^[1][2][3]

Gordon E. Moore Medal
Awarded for	Given annually for early career innovation
Date	2004 (2004)
Presented by	Society of Chemical Industry (American Section)

Recipients

• 2024, Caleb Funk (DuPont)^[4]
• 2023, Kaoru Aou (Dow)^[5]
• 2022, Kevin Maloney (Merck)^[6]
• 2021, Carla Pereira (ExxonMobil)^[7]
• 2020, Wei Wang (PPG)^[8]
• 2019, John Sworen (Chemours Company)^[9][10]
• 2018, Steven Swier (Dow Corning)^[2][11]
• 2017, Melinda H. Keefe (Dow)^[12]
• 2016, Abhishek Roy (Dow)^[13]
• 2015, John A. McCauley (Merck)^[14]
• 2014, Andrew E. Taggi (DuPont)^[15]
• 2013, Jerzy Klosin (Dow)^[16]
• 2012, Dean E. Rende (Honeywell)^[17]
• 2011, Doron Levin (ExxonMobil)^[18]
• 2010, Emmett Crawford (Eastman Chemical Company)^[19]
• 2009, Emma Parmee (Merck & Co.)^[20]
• 2008, Edmund M. Carnahan (Dow)^[21][22]
• 2007, Paul A. Sagel (Procter & Gamble)^[23]
• 2006, Jonathan M. McConnachie (ExxonMobil)^[24]
• 2005, Jeffery John Hale (Merck & Co.)^[25]
• 2004, George G. Barclay (Rohm and Haas)^[26][27]

Gallery

• 
  John Sworen, 2019
• 
  Steven Swier, 2018
• 
  Melinda H. Keefe, 2017
• 
  Abhishek Roy, 2016
• 
  John A. McCauley, 2015
• 
  Andrew Taggi, 2014
• 
  Jerzy Klosin, 2013
• 
  Dean E. Rende, 2012
• 
  Doron Levin, 2011
• 
  Emmett Crawford, 2010
• 
  Emma Parmee, 2009
• 
  Edmund Carnahan, 2008
• 
  Paul Sagel, 2007
• 
  Jonathan McConnachie, 2006
• 
  Jeffrey Hale, 2005
• 
  George Barclay, 2004

External links

• Gordon E. Moore Medal, SCI

See also

• List of chemistry awards