Prof. Adam Heller

University of Texas at Austin 

2018

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For his fundamental contributions to electrochemistry and bio-electrochemistry and for applying them in developing technological products that improve the quality of life of millions across the globe, most notably in the area of human health and well-being.

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Prof. Yoel Kashman

Tel Aviv University

2017

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For contributing immensely to the chemical community by outstanding accomplishments in science training generations of young scientists and serving as a scientific ambassador for the State of Israel.

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Prof. Mordecai Rabinovitz

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

2017

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For contributing immensely to the chemical community by outstanding accomplishments in science training generations of young scientists and serving as a scientific ambassador for the State of Israel.

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Prof. Alfred Hassner

Bar-Ilan University

2016

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For his long scientific leadership in the field of Synthetic Organic Chemistry, and for his major contributions to the higher education in the State of Israel.

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Prof. Amitai E. Halevi

Technion - Israel Institute of Technology

2015

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For his long scientific leadership in the field of Physical and Theoretical Organic Chemistry, and for his major contributions to higher education in the State of Israel.

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Prof. Arnon Shani

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2014

For his major contributions to the community and to chemistry education in the State of Israel.

Prof. Shmuel Milon Sprecher

Bar Ilan University

2013

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Prof. Sprecher has revolutionized the teaching of General, Organic and Bio-Chemistry all around the State of Israel. His lectures are rigorous, well-presented and crystal clear. Over 3000 Israeli chemists, including myself, can claim that he is one of the best teachers they have ever had.

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Prof. Shalom Sarel

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem 

2012

Prof. Sarel has been, without a doubt, a key figure in the development of the Israel Chemical Society as well as its institution and its image, as they are today.