GOTTSCHALK MEDAL
Nominations for the 2014 Gottschalk Medal are now open.
Closing Date 29 July 2013
Biographical memoir of Dr Alfred Gottschalk
The Gottschalk medal recognises the contributions to science by the late Dr A. Gottschalk, FAA.
Its purpose is to recognise outstanding research in the medical sciences by scientists no more than 40 years of age in the calendar year of nomination, 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.
There is also a $1000 prize attached to this award.
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.
The medal is made by The Royal Australian Mint, Canberra and was designed by Dr Suart Devlin AO, CMG
Previous winners:
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
2013 – B. Kile
2012 – K. Gaus
2011 – S. Tangye
2010 – J. Whisstock
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
For more information contact awards@science.org.au
