ThePomeranchuk Prize is an internationalaward fortheoretical physics, awarded annually since 1998 by theInstitute for Theoretical and Experimental Physics (ITEP) fromMoscow.^[1] It is named after Russian physicistIsaak Yakovlevich Pomeranchuk, who together withLandau established the Theoretical Physics Department of the Institute.

• 2024Andrei Linde andIgor Tyutin
• 2023Yakir Aharonov andArkady Tseytlin
• 2022Luciano Maiani andIrina Aref'eva
• 2021Larry D. McLerran andAlexei Starobinsky
• 2020Sergio Ferrara andMikhail Andrejewitsch Vasiliev
• 2019Roger Penrose andVladimir S. Popov
• 2018Giorgio Parisi andLev Pitaevskii
• 2017Igor Klebanov andJuri Moissejewitsch Kagan
• 2016Curtis J. Callan andYuri A. Simonov^[2]
• 2015Stanley J. Brodsky andVictor Fadin^[3]
• 2014Leonid Keldysh andAlexander Zamolodchikov
• 2013Mikhail Shifman andAndrei Slavnov
• 2012Juan Martín Maldacena andSpartak Belyaev
• 2011Heinrich Leutwyler andSemyon Gershtein
• 2010André Martin andValentine Zakharov
• 2009Nicola Cabibbo andBoris Ioffe
• 2008Leonard Susskind andLev Okun
• 2007Alexander Belavin andYoichiro Nambu
• 2006Vadim Kuzmin andHoward Georgi
• 2005Iosif Khriplovich andArkady Vainshtein
• 2004Alexander F. Andreev andAlexander Polyakov
• 2003Valery Rubakov andFreeman Dyson
• 2002Ludvig Faddeev andBryce Seligman DeWitt
• 2001Lev Lipatov andTullio Regge
• 2000Evgenii Feinberg andJames Daniel Bjorken
• 1999Karen Ter-Martirosian andGabriele Veneziano
• 1998Aleksander Ilyich Akhiezer andSidney Drell

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