St. Albert Award

Honoring scientists whose work gives witness to the harmony of faith and the sciences.

At its annual conferences, the Society of Catholic Scientists presents an award, named after St. Albert the Great, patron saint of natural scientists, to a Catholic scientist whose life and work give witness to the harmony that exists between the vocation of scientist and the life of faith.  The witness recognized by this award may be given in various ways, including distinguished achievement in scientific research by a scientist who is a faithful Catholic, writing that illuminates the relationship of science and faith, or service to the scientific community, to society, or to the Church. 

2022

Br. Guy Consolmagno, S.J.

The 2022 St. Albert Award of the Society of Catholic Scientists was given to Br. Guy Consolmagno in recognition of his scientific research, his popular writing on science and faith, […]

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2021

Lawrence M. Principe

The 2021 St. Albert Award of the Society of Catholic Scientists was given to Lawrence M. Principe in recognition of his scholarly work on the history of science and for his […]

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2019

Maureen L. Condic

The 2019 St. Albert Award of the Society of Catholic Scientists was given to Maureen L. Condic in recognition of her contributions to scientific research and her defense of basic […]

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2018

Juan Martín Maldacena

The 2018 St. Albert Award of the Society of Catholic Scientists was given to Juan Martin Maldacena in recognition of his exceptional contributions to fundamental physics. Juan Maldacena is Carl P. […]

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2017

Kenneth Miller

The 2017 St. Albert Award f the Society of Catholic Scientists was given to Kenneth R. Miller in recognition of his contributions to science education and public understanding of science.  Ken […]

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