The ANZIAM medal
The ANZIAM medal is our most prestigious award. At most one award will be made annually, but only to a candidate of sufficient merit. The ANZIAM medal is awarded on the basis of
- Research achievements,
- Activities enhancing applied or industrial mathematics, or both, and
- Contributions to ANZIAM.
The first award was made at the 1995 ANZIAM conference. Between 1995 and 2017, the ANZIAM Medal was awarded at most biennially.
Winners of the ANZIAM Medal
- 1995 Professor Renfrey B. Potts
- 1997 Professor Ian H. Sloan
- 1999 Professor Ernest O. Tuck
- 2001 Associate Professor Charles E.M. Pearce
- 2004 Professor Roger H.J. Grimshaw
- 2006 Professor Graeme C. Wake
- 2008 Professor James M. Hill
- 2010 Dr Robert Anderssen
- 2012 Professor Robert McKibbin
- 2014 Professor Kerry Landman
- 2016 Dr Frank de Hoog
- 2018 Emeritus Professor Phil. G. Howlett
- 2019 Professor Peter Taylor
- 2020 Professor Lawrence Forbes
- 2021 Professor Nalini Joshi
- 2022 Emeritus Professor Phil Broadbridge
- 2023 Emeritus Professor Tony Roberts
- 2024 Professor Hinke Osinga
The 2025 ANZIAM Medal: call for nominations
Nominations are now sought for the ANZIAM Medal, which is the premier award of ANZIAM, a Division of the Australian Mathematical Society.
Closing date: 18th October 2024
Nominations for the award can be made by any member of ANZIAM other than the nominee or members of the Selection committee. A nomination document should consist of three parts in the following order: (i) a career interruption statement; (ii) a brief C.V. of the nominee that includes with the nominee's list of publications; (iii) a resumé of the significance of the nominee's work. Parts (i) and (iii) should be no more than one-page in length.
Nominations should be sent directly to the Committee Chair, Professor Anthony Roberts at anthony.roberts@adelaide.edu.au.
