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.
1980s
1984 | Professor Sir David Weatherall | 1987 | Dr Alec Jeffreys |
1985 | Professor David Danks | 1988 | Dr Victor McKusick |
1986 | Professor Frederick Vogel | 1989 | Professor Hans Galjaard |
1990s
1990 | Professor Peter Pearson | 1995 | Dr David Leadbetter |
1991 | Professor Mel Greaves | 1996 | Professor Paul Polani |
1992 | Professor Robert Winston | 1997 | Professor Mark Fergusson |
1993 | Dr Timothy Bishop | 1998 | Professor Bryan Sykes |
1994 | Dr Peter Rigby | 1999 | Professor John Todd |
2000s
2000 | Dr Francis Collins | 2005 | Professor Sydney Brenner |
2001 | Professor Nicholas Hastie | 2006 | Professor Pat Jacobs |
2002 | Professor Dame Kay Davies | 2007 | Professor Douglas Higgs |
2003 | Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys | 2008 | Professor Sir David Lane |
2004 | Professor Dian Donnai | 2009 | Professor Leena Peltonen |
2010s
2010 | Professor Martin Bobrow | 2015 | Dr Leslie Biesecker |
2011 | Professor Veronica van Heyningen | 2016-17 | Professor Han Brunner |
2012 | Professor Arnold Munnich | - | - |
2013 | Professor Andrew Hattersley | 2018 | Professor Andrew Wilkie |
2014 | Professor Sir Walter Bodmer | 2019 | Professor Karen Temple |
2020s
2020 | Dr Helen Firth | 2025 | Professor Sarah Smithson |
2021 | Professor David Fitzpatrick | ||
2022 | Professor Jill Clayton-Smith | ||
2023 | Professor Eamonn Maher | ||
2024 | Dr Mohnish Suri |
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