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John H. Dillon Medal
Help recognize early-career polymer physicists who have demonstrated exceptional research promise by donating to the John H. Dillon Medal.
From 1997 until 2023, the medal was sponsored by Elsevier, publisher of the journal Polymer. We are working to establish an endowed fund to sustainably support the medal into the future and increase this award's stipend from $2,000 to $5,000, making it on par with other APS awards recognizing early-career physicists.
Help us increase the Dillon Medal stipend!
Thank you to our donors
The American Physical Society would like to thank these generous donors for their contributions to the John H. Dillon Medal:
Ways to Support the John H. Dillon Medal
Giving Online
Help recognize outstanding research accomplishments by early career polymer physicists who have demonstrated exceptional research promise!
Interested in sending a donation via wire transfer? Download wire transfer instructions.
Giving by Mail
If you prefer to contribute by mail, please make your check payable to the American Physical Society and note “Dillon Medal” in the memo.
Mail your gift to:
Kevin Kase, Director of Development
One Physics Ellipse
College Park, MD 20740
Matching Gifts
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Planned Gifts
Contact the APS Development Office to learn about additional ways to give. We recommend that you also consult with your tax advisor.
Donor Advised Funds
Maximize your philanthropic impact by making a grant recommendation to APS, and advance our mission and programs through your Donor Advised Funds.
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