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Australian Mathematical Society Medal recognises distinguished mathematical sciences research by members of the Australian Mathematical Society. Eligibility for the medal include the requirements that the Society member must be under the age of 40 years, and that a significant portion of the research was carried out in Australia. The Medal was first presented in 1981. It is awarded at the opening session of the Society's Annual Meeting.
Awardees
- Neil Trudinger (1981)
- Gavin Brown (1982)
- Leon Simon (1983)
- Richard Brent (1984)
- No award in 1985
- Peter Hall (1986)
- Hyam Rubinstein (1987)
- Frank de Hoog (1988)
- Michael Cowling (1989)
- Brendan McKay (1990)
- Gerhard Huisken (1991)
- Michael Eastwood (1992)
- Peter Forrester and Nick Wormald (1993)
- No award in 1994
- Adrian Baddeley (1995)
- Igor Shparlinski (1996)
- Michael Murray (1997)
- Murray Batchelor (1998)
- John Urbas (1999)
- Christine O'Keefe and Mathai Varghese (2000)
- Pier Bouwknegt, Alexander Molev, and Hugh Possingham (2001)
- Xu-Jia Wang (2002)
- Ben Andrews and Andrew Hassell (2003)
- No award in 2004
- Terence Tao (2005)
- Andrew Mathas (2006)
- No award in 2007
- Shahar Mendelson (2008)
- Steve Lack and Ian Wanless (2009)
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