David Crighton Medal
English biennial mathematics award
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The David Crighton Medal is a biennial prize established in 2002 by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (IMA) and the London Mathematical Society (LMS) for "services both to mathematics and to the mathematical community". The holders are usually fellows of both the IMA and LMS.[1][2]
The award is issued on odd-numbered years, with its partner IMA-LMS prize, the Christopher Zeeman Medal, issued on even-numbered years.[3]
Rationale
The medal was first awarded in 2003 and was established in memory of David Crighton FRS (1942–2000) "for services both to mathematics and to the mathematical community".[1][4]
Prize holders list
Source: Institute of Mathematics and its Applications
- 2003 Sir John Ball, FRS
- 2006 Sir Christopher Zeeman, FRS
- 2009 Professor Keith Moffatt, FRS
- 2012 Professor Arieh Iserles and Dr Peter Neumann, OBE
- 2015 Professor Frank Kelly, FRS CBE
- 2017 Professor I. David Abrahams
- 2019 Professor Ken Brown, FRSE CBE
- 2021 Professor Caroline Series, FRS
- 2023 Professor Alison Etheridge, FRS OBE
- 2025 Alain Goriely, FRS[5]