Ferrier Lecture
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The Ferrier Lecture is a Royal Society lectureship given triennially in years whose individual numbers sum to three. It is to perpetuate the memory of Sir David Ferrier who was a pioneer of research into the nervous system.
[edit] List of lecturers
- 2001 Andrew Gino Sita Lumsden
- 1998 Jean-Pierre Changeux
- 1995 Semir Zeki
- 1992 Gerald Westheimer
- 1989 Lawrence Weiskrantz
- 1986 Giles Skey Brindley
- 1983 Leslie Lars Iversen
- 1980 Horace Basil Barlow
- 1977 Janos Szentagothai
- 1974 Wilhelm Siegmund Feldberg
- 1971 David Hunter Hubel and Torsten Nils Wiesel
- 1968 Charles Garrett Phillips
- 1965 Stephen William Kuffler
- 1962 William Albert Hugh Rushton
- 1959 John Carew Eccles
- 1956 Wilfrid Edward Le Gros Clark
- 1953 Francis Martin Rouse Walshe
- 1950 John Zachary Young
- 1947 Wilder Penfield
- 1944 Gordon Morgan Holmes
- 1941 Frederic Charles Bartlett
- 1938 Edgar Douglas Adrian
- 1935 Otto Loewi
- 1932 C.U. Ariens Kappers
- 1929 Charles Sherrington
| Prize Lectures of the Royal Society: |
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| Bakerian - Clifford Paterson - Crick - Croonian - Ferrier - Leeuwenhoek - Wilkins - Wilkins-Bernal-Medawar |
