in 1932 emmy noether and emil artin received the ackermann–teubner memorial award for their contributions to mathematics. the prize included a monetary reward of 500 reichsmarks and was seen as a long-overdue official recognition of her considerable work in the field. nevertheless, her colleagues expressed frustration at the fact that she was not elected to the göttingen "gesellschaft der wissenschaften" (academy of sciences) and was never promoted to the position of "ordentlicher professor" (full professor).