Barry Inglis Medal

The Barry Inglis Medal[1] is awarded by the National Measurement Institute, Australia for leadership, research and/or applications of measurement techniques. It is named in honour of Barry Inglis, inaugural CEO and Chief Metrologist of Australia’s National Measurement Institute (NMI) which was set up in 2004.[2] The inaugural medal was in 2008.[3]

Recipients

• 2008 John E. Sader,[3] University of Melbourne
• 2009 Michael E. Tobar,[4] University of Western Australia
• 2010 Kenneth Baldwin,[5] ANU
• 2011 Philip N. H. Nakashima,[6] Monash University
• 2012 Not awarded
• 2013 Not awarded
• 2014 Bruce Forgan,[7] Bureau of Meteorology
• 2015 Graham Jones,[8] St Vincent's Hospital
• 2016 Infrared Soil Analysis Group and Ziltek Pty Ltd, led by Mike McLaughlin,[9] CSIRO
• 2017 Andre Luiten,[10] University of Adelaide
• 2018 Derek Abbott,[11] University of Adelaide
• 2019 Wojciech Chrzanowski ,[12] University of Sydney
• 2020 Warwick Bowen,[13] University of Queensland

See also

• List of engineering awards
• List of physics awards
• List of awards named after people

References

1. "World metrology day". Australian Government.
2. "The Barry Inglis Medal". Australian Government.
3. "News awards". University of Melbourne.
4. "Michael Tobar". University of Western Australia.
5. "The Barry Inglis Medal 2010". ANU.
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7. "Scientist measures real spider man link". Business Acumen.
8. "Chemical pathologist". National Measurement Institute, Australia.
9. "2016 World Metrology Awards 2010". Ziltek.
10. "Precision measurement". University of Adelaide.
11. "EQUS alum receives award for excellence in measurement research". Australian Research Council.
12. "The Barry Inglis Medal". DIIS.
13. "Quantum physicist and Defence scientist take out top awards on World Metrology Day". DIIS.