Dirac Prize

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The Dirac Prize is a prestigious international award in theoretical physics and mathematics, recognizing outstanding contributions to fields such as quantum theory, cosmology, and high-energy physics.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf mathematics award
physics award
science award
alsoKnownAs ICTP Dirac Medal and Prize
associatedWith Abdus Salam
Paul Dirac
awardedFor outstanding contributions to cosmology
outstanding contributions to high-energy physics
outstanding contributions to mathematical physics
outstanding contributions to quantum theory
outstanding contributions to theoretical physics
awardLevel international
country United Kingdom
discipline mathematics
physics
eligibility living scientists
field cosmology
high-energy physics
mathematical physics
quantum theory
theoretical physics
firstAwarded 1985
frequency annual
hasComponent medal
monetary award
inception 1985
location Italy
Trieste
monthAwarded August
namedAfter Paul Dirac
namedAfterOccupation theoretical physicist
notableFor recognizing major advances in theoretical physics and mathematics
presentedBy Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics
International Centre for Theoretical Physics
sponsor ICTP
typicalNumberOfLaureatesPerYear 3

Referenced by (20)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Alan Guth
Alan Guth
Andrei Linde ("Dirac Medal")
C. N. Yang ("Dirac Medal")
David Deutsch
Edward Witten ("Dirac Medal")
Frank Wilczek ("Dirac Medal")
Gerard ’t Hooft ("Dirac Medal")
James Peebles ("Dirac Medal of the ICTP")
Julian Schwinger ("Dirac Medal")
Kip Thorne ("Dirac Medal")
Michael Green ("Dirac Medal")
Paul Dirac ("Dirac Medal of the Institute of Physics")
Paul Steinhardt ("Dirac Medal of the ICTP")
Peter Higgs ("Dirac Medal")
Roger Penrose ("Dirac Medal")
Steven Weinberg ("Dirac Medal")
Tom Kibble ("Dirac Medal")
Yoichiro Nambu ("Dirac Medal")
awardReceived
Paul Dirac ("Paul A. M. Dirac Medal and Prize (named after him)")
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