Patrick Suppes Prize

In 2005 Patrick Suppes, a member of the American Philosophical Society since 1991, established and funded a set of prizes to honor accomplishments in three very different and deeply significant scholarly fields that reflect the spectacular scope of his own interests. The Patrick Suppes Prize will be awarded annually, with a cycle of three years rotating each of the three subject matter areas – a prize in Philosophy with special consideration for the Philosophy of Science, a prize in Psychology, and a prize in the History of Science.

2012
Patrick Suppes Prize in Psychology

R. Duncan Luce
in recognition of his distinguished and prolific research and publications in decision-making and utility theory that have continued unabated from the 1950s to the present.


2011
Patrick Suppes Prize in Philosophy

Nancy J. Nersessian
in recognition of her book Creating Scientific Concepts.