2024 Prof. Dr. Beate Heinemann for her outstanding scientific achievements in experimental elementary particle physics, her pioneering role in the search for new particles and phenomena and related contributions to the planning of future particle accelerators.
2022 Prof. Dr. Ruth Durrer in recognition of her outstanding achievements as one of the leading academic personalities in the field of theoretical cosmology.
2015 Prof. Dr. Tatsuya Nakada in recognition of his fundamental and lasting contributions to experimental particle physics. Professor Nakada's highly original ideas enabled the experimental investigation of quark flavours and was the driving force behind the LHCb experiment at CERN.
