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@ 2000-06-26 11:27 Peter Freyd
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On 4 January I posted:
The Queen's New Years Honours list announced a knighthood for
C.A.R. Hoare (the first person to find an application for
2-categories).
Today:
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Monday, June 26, 2000
Computer Scientist, Biologist, Philosopher Win Kyoto Prizes
Japan's Inamori Foundation on Friday named a computer scientist, a
biologist, and a philosopher as this year's winners of the Kyoto
Prizes, which are awarded annually to honor individuals who contribute
to the scientific, cultural, or spiritual betterment of society.
The winners will receive a special certificate and 50-million yen
(approximately $477,000) at a ceremony in Kyoto on November 10.
The winners and their achievements cited by the foundation, are:
* Sir Charles Antony Richard Hoare, a professor emeritus of computer
science at the University of Oxford, in Britain, for "pioneering
and fundamental contributions to software science."
* Walter Jacob Gehring, a professor of developmental biology at the
University of Basel, in Switzerland, for his "discovery of
conserved developmental mechanisms."
* Paul Ricoeur, a professor emeritus of philosophy at the University
of Paris, in France, and at the University of Chicago, for "an
imposing construct of hermeneutic phenomenology that embraces a
new concept of ethics."
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