Wolf Prize in Chemistry

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chemistry award international award science award

The Wolf Prize in Chemistry is a prestigious international award recognizing outstanding achievements and contributions to the field of chemistry.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	chemistry award → international award → science award →
administeredBy	Board of the Wolf Foundation →
awardedBy	Wolf Foundation →
awardType	prize →
countryOfOrigin	Israel →
currencyOfPrize	US dollar →
discipline	natural sciences →
eligibility	chemists worldwide →
establishedBy	Ricardo Wolf → Wolf Foundation →
field	chemistry →
firstAwarded	1978 →
hasCategory	chemistry →
hasLanguage	English → Hebrew →
hasWebsite	https://wolffund.org.il →
headquartersOfAwardingBody	Herzliya →
inception	1978 →
isInternational	true →
locationOfAwarding	Jerusalem →
monetaryValue	100000 US dollars →
motto	for achievements in the interest of mankind and friendly relations among peoples →
namedAfter	Ricardo Wolf →
notableFor	anticipating future Nobel Prize in Chemistry laureates →
oftenComparedTo	Nobel Prize in Chemistry →
partOf	Wolf Prize →
prestigeLevel	one of the most prestigious awards in chemistry →
purpose	to recognize outstanding achievements in chemistry →
regionServed	worldwide →
relatedAward	Wolf Prize in Agriculture → Wolf Prize in Arts → Wolf Prize in Mathematics → Wolf Prize in Medicine → Wolf Prize in Physics →
selectionMethod	international committee of experts →
sponsor	Wolf Foundation →
status	active →
typicalFrequency	annually →
typicalNumberOfLaureatesPerYear	1 to 3 →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Ada Yonath → Ahmed Zewail → Albert Eschenmoser → Jean-Marie Lehn → John Polanyi → K. Barry Sharpless → Kurt Wüthrich → Michael Grätzel → Robert Langer → Samuel J. Danishefsky → Stephen L. Buchwald → Stuart L. Schreiber → Yuan T. Lee →	awardReceived
Wolf Foundation →	award
Wolf Prize →	hasPart