Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index The Japan Prize is awarded to people from all parts of the world whose original and outstanding achievements in science and technology are recognized as having advanced the frontiers of knowledge and served the cause of peace and prosperity for mankind. "The Science and Technology Foundation of Japan" A complete list of laureates: 2004 Kenichi Honda, Akira Fujishima, Keith J. Sainsbury, and John H. Lawton 2003 Benoit B. Mandelbrot, James A. Yorke, and Ogawa, Seiji 2002 Tim Berners-Lee, Anne McLaren, and Andrzej K. Tarkowski 2001 John B. Goodenough and Timothy R. Parsons 2000 Ian L. McHarg and Kimishige Ishizaka 1999 W. Wesley Peterson, Jack L. Strominger, and Don C. Wiley 1998 Leo Esaki, Jozef S. Schell, and Marc C. E. Van Montagu 1997 Takashi Sugimura, Bruce N. Ames, Joseph F. Engelberger, and Hiroyuki Yoshikawa 1996 Charles K. Kao and Masao Ito 1995 Nick Holonyak, Jr and Edward F. Knipling 1994 William Hayward Pickering and Arvid Carlsson 1993 Frank Press and Kary B. Mullis 1992 Gerhard Ertl and Ernest John Christopher Polge 1991 Jacques - Louis Lions and John Julian Wild 1990 Marvin Minsky, William Jason Morgan, Dan Peter Mckenzie, and Xavier Le Pichon 1989 Frank Sherwood Rowland and Elias James Corey 1988 Georges Vendryes, Donald A. Henderson, Isao Arita, Frank Fenner, Luc Montagnier, and Robert C. Gallo 1987 Henry M. Beachell, Gurdev S. Khush, and Theodore H. Maiman 1986 David Turnbull and Willem J. Kolff 1985 John R. Pierce and Ephraim Katchalski - Katzir This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.