Ivan Levinstein Memorial Lecture
The Ivan Levinstein Memorial Lecture was endowed by Dr Herbert Levinstein and honours those who represent excellence in chemical research and knowledge.
Hurter Memorial Lecture
The first Hurter Memorial Lecture was given by Professor George Lunge of Zurich, a close friend and collaborator of Hurter. Fourteen years later it was given by Fritz Haber, inventor of the Haber-Bosch process. Another early Hurter Lecturer was Sir Oliver Lodge, famous for being both a physicist, and a spiritualist, both very much in the public eye. When the Lecture celebrated its centenary in 1998, staff from BASF Plc, AstraZeneca and Bristol-Myers Squibb, amongst many others, joined civic leaders and senior academics at Liverpool University. Established 1898
Award Information
Eligibility Criteria
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Background
- Distinction
- Mid – Late Career
- Diverse subject areas
Timetable
| Nominations open | TBC |
| Nominations close | TBC |
| Frequency | At the discretion of the Liverpool and North West Regional Group Committee |
