Lilienfeld Prize
American annual physics award
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Source: American Physical Society
- 1989: N. David Mermin
- 1990: Michael V. Berry
- 1991: Daniel Kleppner
- 1992: Alan H. Guth and Claude Cohen-Tannoudji
- 1993: David N. Schramm
- 1994: Marvin L. Cohen
- 1995: Valentine A. Telegdi
- 1996: Kip Stephen Thorne
- 1997: Michael S. Turner
- 1998: Douglas James Scalapino
- 1999: Stephen William Hawking
- 2000: Robert J. Birgeneau
- 2001: Lawrence M. Krauss
- 2002: Not awarded
- 2003: Frank A. Wilczek
- 2004: H. Jeff Kimble
- 2005: Robert Hamilton Austin
- 2006: Mikhail Shifman
- 2007: Lisa Randall
- 2008: H. Eugene Stanley
- 2009: Ramamurti Shankar
- 2010: David K. Campbell & Shlomo Havlin
- 2011: Gerald Gabrielse
- 2012: Gordon Kane
- 2013: Margaret Geller
- 2014: Edward Ott
- 2015: David Awschalom
- 2016: David Pines
- 2017: Martin Rees
- 2018: Naomi Halas
- 2019: Katherine Freese
- 2020: Joel Primack
- 2021: William M. Jackson
- 2022: Chang Kee Jung
- 2023: Albert-László Barabási
- 2024: Edward Kolb
- 2025: Bharat Ratra
- 2026: Hitoshi Murayama
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