Medaljen delas ut till forskare som gjort avgörande insatser inom kemometriområdet avseende metodutveckling, banbrytande applikationer alternativt för främjande av kemometrins pedagogik och spridning i världenMedaljen i guld utdelas av tradition vartannat år på Scandinavian Symposium on Chemometrics, SSC, möten.
Lista över de som mottagit Herman Wold medaljen
Herman Wold-medaljen i guld:
2011 Prof. Rasmus Bro, University of Copenhagen.
2009 , Umeå University, Sweden (|| ||)
2008 Prof. Michael Sjöström, Umeå University, Sweden (|| ||)
2007 Prof. Pentti Minkinen, Laapenranta University, Finland (|| ||)
2005 Prof. , Bergen University, Norway (|| ||)
2003 Prof. , Tromsö University, Norway (|| )
2001 Prof. John McGregor, McMaster University, Canada (|| ||)
1999 Prof. Harald Martens, MatForsk, Norway (|| ||)
1997 Prof. Agnar Höskuldsson, Danish Technical University, Denmark
1995 Prof. Svante Wold, Umeå University, Sweden (|| )
Herman Wold-medaljen i silver: 2009 Dr. Lennart Eriksson, MKS Umetrics, Sweden
2009 Dr. Katrin Lundstedt-Enkel, Uppsala University, Sweden
2007 Dr. Akzo Nobel, Sweden
2004 Dr. Kjell Janné, Uppsala University, Sweden
Editorial: Special issue honoring Prof. Olav Kvalheim, Bergen University, Norway
Written by Webmaster Kemometrisektionen.se
JOURNAL OF CHEMOMETRICS
Editorial
The sixth Herman Wold medal was awarded to Professor Olav Kvalheim,
Institute of
Chemistry ,
Bergen
University , Bergen, Norway during the 9th Scandinavian Symposium on Chemometrics, SSC9, held in
Reykjavik, Iceland , August 2005.In 1995, the Herman Wold medal was founded by the Chemometrics Division of the Swedish Chemical Society to highlight important advances in chemometrics. The recipient of the medal should be a person who has contributed significantly to the development and proliferation of chemometrics in research, development and production. In addition, this should be done ‘in the spirit of Herman Wold’.
Editorial: Special issue honoring Prof. Svante Wold, Umeå University
Written by Webmaster Kemometrisektionen.se
Chemometrics and Intelligent Laboratory Systems
Volume 29, Issue 2 , October 1995, Pages 155-156
Editorial
On 15 June , at the conference banquet of the fourth Scandinavian Symposium on Chemometrics, Professor Svante Wold was awarded the Herman Wold Medal. This medal was founded by the chemometrics section of the Swedish Chemical Society in memory of Professor Herman Weld, Svante’s father and tutor in statistics. Svante Wold is the first recipient of the Herman Weld medal. On the same occasion, Svante Wold was appointed honorary chairman of the chemometrics section of the Swedish Chemical Society.
Editorial: Special issue honoring Prof. John Macgregor, McMaster University, Canada
Written by Webmaster Kemometrisektionen.se
JOURNAL OF CHEMOMETRICS
J. Chemometrics 2003; 17: 1-4
Editorial
In connection with the 7th Scandinavian Symposium on Chemometrics, SSC7, held in Copenhagen, Denmark, August 2001, Professor John F. MacGregor, Department of Chemical Engineering, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, was awarded the fourth Herman Wold medal.Previous recipients - in chronological order - have been Svante Wold, Agnar Höskuldsson and Harald Martens. The recipient of the Herman Wold medal, appointed by the Swedish Chemical Society, should be a person who has contributed significantly to the development and proliferation of chemometrics both inside academia and industry. And, to quote the qualification description of the medal, this should be done in the 'spirit of Herman Wold'.
Editorial: Special issue honoring Prof. Rolf Carlson, Tromsö university
Written by Webmaster Kemometrisektionen.se
JOURNAL OF CHEMOMETRICS
J. Chemometrics 2004; 18: 123–124
Editorial
Professor Rolf Carlson, the fifth Herman Wold medal awardee: a pioneer in design of experiments and multivariate data analysis in organic chemistry. The Chemometrics Division of the Swedish Chemical Society in 1995 founded the Herman Wold medal to highlight important and useful advances in chemometrics. The recipient of the medal should be a person who has contributed significantly to the development and proliferation of chemometrics in research, development and production. And, to quote the qualification description of the medal, this should be done ‘in the spirit of Herman Wold’. It has become a tradition that the winner of the Herman Wold medal is announced at a meeting in the biennial series of SSC conferences (Scandinavian Symposium on Chemometrics).
Herman Wold medaljen
