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The Royal Medals
The three Royal Medals (also known as The Queen’s Medals), are awarded annually upon the recommendation of the Council. Two are for the most important contributions to the advancement of Natural Knowledge (physical and biological sciences) and the other for distinguished contributions in the applied sciences. There is also a gift of £1000 associated with the medals which are awarded for contributions made within the British Commonwealth.
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1999 Archibald Howie
1999 Patrick Wall
1999 John Davidson
1998 Edwin Southern
1998 Ricardo Miledi
1998 Donald Bradley
1997 Geoffrey Eglinton
1997 John Maynard Smith
1997 Donald Perkins
1996 Robert Hinde
1996 John Heslop-Harrison
1996 Andrew Wiles
1995 Donald Metcalf
1995 Paul Nurse
1995 Robert Williams
1994 Eric Mansfield
1994 Salvador Moncada
1994 Sivaramakrishna chandresekhar
1993 Rodney Hill
1993 Horace Barlow
1993 Volker Heine
1992 David Tabor
1992 Michael Epstein
1992 Simon Donaldson
1991 Basil Mason
1991 Michael Berridge
1991 Dan McKenzie
1990 Olgierd Zienkiewicz
1990 Anne McLaren
1990 Michael Berry
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