The CGS Medal is awarded annually for outstanding contributions in the field of clinical genetics, and the recipient delivers the keynote CGS Lecture at the British Society for Genetic Medicine conference. This award was first given in 1984.
1984 | Professor Sir David Weatherall | 1994 | Dr Peter Rigby | 2004 | Professor Dian Donnai | 2014 | Professor Sir Walter Bodmer |
1985 | Professor David Danks | 1995 | Dr David Leadbetter | 2005 | Professor Sydney Brenner | 2015 | Dr Leslie Biesecker |
1986 | Professor Frederick Vogel | 1996 | Professor Paul Polani | 2006 | Professor Pat Jacobs | 2016-7 | Professor Han Brunner |
1987 | Dr Alec Jeffreys | 1997 | Professor Mark Fergusson | 2007 | Professor Douglas Higgs | 2018 | Professor Andrew Wilkie |
1988 | Dr Victor McKusick | 1998 | Professor Bryan Sykes | 2008 | Professor Sir David Lane | 2019 | Professor Karen Temple |
1989 | Professor Hans Galjaard | 1999 | Professor John Todd | 2009 | Professor Leena Peltonen | 2020 | Dr Helen Firth |
1990 | Professor Peter Pearson | 2000 | Dr Francis Collins | 2010 | Professor Martin Bobrow | 2021 | Professor David Fitzpatrick |
1991 | Professor Mel Greaves | 2001 | Professor Nicholas Hastie | 2011 | Professor Veronica van Heyningen | 2022 | Professor Jill Clayton-Smith |
1992 | Professor Robert Winston | 2002 | Professor Dame Kay Davies | 2012 | Professor Arnold Munnich | 2023 | Professor Eamonn Maher |
1993 | Dr Timothy Bishop | 2003 | Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys | 2013 | Professor Andrew Hattersley |
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