A Genetic Great 
"The Mendel Medal is awarded to outstanding scientists
who have done much by their painstaking work to advance the cause of science,
and, by their lives and their standing before the world as scientists,
have demonstrated that between true science and true religion there is
no intrinsic conflict.
The Mendel Medal was established in 1928 by the Board
of Trustees of Villanova University to recognize scientific accomplishment
and religious conviction. The Medal was first awarded in 1929 and given
annually until 1943. Between 1946 and 1968, the Medal was awarded eight
times. Past recipients have included Nobel Laureates, outstanding medical
researchers, pioneers in physics, astrophysics and chemistry, and noted
scientist-theologians. "
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