Awards
The Institute of Physics has a number of awards that recognise and reward outstanding achievements by physicists outside the UK and Ireland.
The Isaac Newton medal of the Institute of Physics is awarded to any physicist, regardless of subject area, background or nationality, for outstanding contributions to physics.
The Institute also awards medals jointly with other international societies, known as the International bilateral awards.
- The Born medal and prize is awarded jointly with the German Physical Society
- The Holweck medal and prize is awarded jointly with the French Physical Society
- The Massey medal and prize is awarded jointly with the Australian Institute of Physics
- The Occhialini medal and prize is awarded jointly with the Italian Physical Society