AAS-Gottschalk Medal

Its purpose is to recognise outstanding research in the medical sciences by scientists under 40 years at the closing date, except in the case of significant interruptions to a research career. The awardee may not be a Fellow of the Academy. The award is made annually and is restricted to candidates who are normally resident in Australia and for research conducted mainly in Australia.

NB – If a proposed candidate is already the recipient of an Academy award, the second award must be for a distinct, additional, body of work undertaken since the first award, and/or work in a different field.

Previous winners:

2009 – C.G. Vinuesa
2008 – G.T. Belz
2007 – J. Rossjohn
2006 – J.P. Mackay
2005 – R.W. Johnstone
2004 – M.H. Little
2003 – L.M. Khachigian
2002 – M. Crossley
2001 – C.C. Goodnow
2000 – D.L. Vaux
1999 – M.W. Parker
1998 – D.J. Hilton
1997 – P.R. Schofield
1997 – B.J. Wainwright
1996 – D.I. Cook
1995 – M.J. Smyth

1994 – P.J. Goadsby
1993 – A. Cowman
1992 – P.M. Hogarth
1991 – R.A. Cuthbertson
1990 – N.M. Gough
1989 – A.R. Hardham
1988 – A. Cockburn
1987 – J.J. Burdon
1986 – N.A. Nicola
1985 – R. Appels
1984 – J.A. Angus
1983 – G.D. Farquhar
1982 – J. Shine
1981 – A.W. Burgess
1980 – M.B. Renfree
1979 – C.R. Parish

For more information contact awards@science.org.au

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