Corday–Morgan Medal
The Corday - Morgan Prize, referred to 2008 Corday - Morgan Medal, is an existence since 1949 award, which is awarded by the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC ) for meritorious contributions in the field of chemistry.
The award is made annually by a competent authority for honors Working Group of the RSC to up to three recipients who have not yet completed at the date of nomination 40 years of age and should be active in the United Kingdom. The prize is endowed with prize money of £ 5,000 and consists of a medal and a certificate. He goes back to the British chemist Gilbert Thomas Morgan, of the establishment of a memorial fund had in his estate, which is named after his parents. The number of possible recipients in 1964 initially increased to two and three years later to three.
So far received four winners in the course of her career a Nobel Prize.