A Medalha Thomas Ranken Lyle () é concedida no máximo a cada dois anos pela Academia de Ciências da Austrália a uma personalidade da matemática ou física por conquistas de destaque em sua pesquisa.Thomas Ranken Lyle Medal , Australian Academy of Science, retrieved 2010-06-06. É denominada em homenagem a Thomas Ranken Lyle, um físico matemático irlandês que foi professor da Universidade de Melbourne. O prêmio consiste em uma medalha de bronze com um esboço da cabeça de Thomas Lyle, esculpido por Rayner Hoff..
A medalha foi criada em 1932 pela Academia de Ciências da Austrália,.. e concedida pela primeira vez em 1935.
Laureados Ano Laureados Contribuição 1935 1941 . 1941 . Also published in Historical Records of Australian Science 7 (1): 109–122, . An abridged version is online at the Bright Sparcs web site of the Australian Academy of Science]. 1947 . 1947 marés atmosféricas. 1949 1951 1953 . 1957 1959 G.E. Wall, Jane Pitman and Ren Potts,"Eric Stephen Barnes 1924-2000" , ''Historical Records of Australian Science, 2004, 15, 21-45 1961 1963 . 1963 1966 teoria da reação nuclear, física do plasma e marés atmosféricas. 1968 "uma ampla variedade de disciplinas matemáticas" incluindoiteração fracional de funções, integração numérica, teoria dos grafos e cinemática relativística. 1970 1972 1975 radioastronomia do sol. 1977 teoria dos números. 1979 estatística de processos estacionários. 1981 1981 1983 1985 1987 1989 1989 1991 1993 1993 1995 teoria limite de martingale. 1997 estrutura de quarks e núcleons. 1999 2001 2003 estrutura nuclear. 2005 . 2007 óptica não linear2007 award citation , Australian Academy of Science, retrieved 2010-06-08. Professor Yuri Kivshar, Head, Nonlinear Physics Centre, Research School of Physical Sciences and Engineering, Australian National University ''Yuri Kivshar is a world leader in nonlinear physics and optics, widely recognised for his contributions to our understanding of self-trapping and energy localisation, pioneering results in the theory of optical solitons and vortices, and the world-first predictions of many important effects in nonlinear physics of periodic photonic structures. Most of his theoretical predictions have been verified and demonstrated experimentally. Yuri is a leading figure in the interchange of ideas between nonlinear optics and atom optics. His research is multidisciplinary in background and focus. 2009 teoria do campo unificado, violações de paridade, constantes fundamentais2009 award citation , Australian Academy of Science, retrieved 2010-06-08. Professor Victor Flambaum FAA, Scientia Professor and Chair of Theoretical Physcis, School of Physics, The University of New South Wales ''Victor Flambaum has performed pioneering research in the area of the violation of fundamental symmetries and tests of unification theories of elementary particles. With collaborators he developed a new method to perform the most accurate atomic calculations of parity violation. These calculations allowed the standard model of elementary particles to be tested. Recently he proposed new ideas which have led to fresh directions in the search for variations of the fundamental constants of nature, including astrophysics (Big Bang nucleosynthesis, quasar spectra), nuclear physics (nuclear clock), and atomic and molecular spectroscopy (atomic clocks). 2011 2011 award citation , Australian Academy of Science, retrieved 2011-03-10. Professor James Stanislaus Williams FAA, Director, Research School of Physics and Engineering, Australian National University ''James Williams developed ion implantation processes which are widely used in the microelectronics industry for manufacturing computer chips. He has developed phase change memory technology based on silicon which is expected to play an important role in next generation of high density memory devices. His work on compound semiconductors has made an impact in optoelectronic device technology. He has provided exceptional leadership in materials science in Australia and is highly regarded internationally for his contributions in electronic materials. 2013 2013 award citation , Australian Academy of Science, retrieved 2013-06-04. Professor Cheryl Elisabeth Praeger AM FAA, School of Mathematics and Statistics, The University of Western Australia Professor Cheryl Praeger has transformed our understanding of groups acting on large systems, producing new theories, algorithms and designs that have advanced every �field that exploits the symmetry of large systems. Her research has led to significant new directions taken up by mathematicians internationally. Her algorithms have enhanced powerful computer algebra systems which have transformed research and teaching of algebra. 2015 M.Y. Simmons
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