Crick Lecture
The Francis Crick Medal and Lecture[1][2] is a prize lecture of the Royal Society established in 2003 with an endowment from Sydney Brenner, the late Francis Crick's close friend and former colleague. It is delivered annually in biology, particularly the areas which Francis Crick[3] worked (genetics, molecular biology and neurobiology), and also to theoretical work. The medal is also intended for young scientists, i.e. under 40, or at career stage corresponding to being under 40 should their career have been interrupted.
List of lectures
- 2015 Robert J. Klose for his research on how chromatin-based and epigenetic processes contribute to gene regulation[1][4]
- 2014 Duncan Odom[5] for his pioneering work in the field of comparative functional genomics[2]
- 2013 Matthew Hurles on Mutations: great and small[2]
- 2012 Sarah Teichmann[6] on Finding patterns in genes and proteins: decoding the logic of molecular interactions[2]
- 2011 Simon Boulton on Repairing the code[2]
- 2010 Gilean McVean[7] on 'Our genomes, our history[2]
- 2009 Jason Chin on Reprogramming the code of life[1]
- 2008 Simon Fisher on A molecular window into speech and language[1]
- 2007 Geraint Rees on Decoding consciousness[1]
- 2006 Dario Alessi on Deciphering disease[1]
- 2005 Daniel Wolpert on The puppet master: how the brain controls the body[1]
- 2004 Julie Ahringer on Genes, worms and the new genetics[1]
- 2003 Ewan Birney on Being human: what our genome tells us[1]
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