Banting medal
The Banting Medal , English name Banting Medal for Scientific Achievement Award , the highest of the American Diabetes Association award (ADA) scientific honor. It has been awarded to doctors and scientists since 1941 in recognition of outstanding and long-term contributions to the understanding of diabetes mellitus and to the treatment and prevention of this disease.
The award, named after the co-discoverer of insulin and Nobel laureate Frederick Banting , is endowed with US $ 20,000 and is linked to a lecture by the laureate called the Banting Lecture at the ADA's annual scientific conference. Nominations for the Banting Medal can be submitted by all ADA specialist members, the winner is selected by a committee of the society with the approval of the board of directors.
An award from foreign doctors and scientists is possible. In 1946, the University of Toronto was honored with a Banting Medal for its role in the discovery of insulin .
Award winners
- 1941: Elliott P. Joslin
- 1942: William Muhlberg
- 1943: Fred W. Hipwell
- 1944: Leonard G. Rowntree
- 1946: Bernardo Alberto Houssay , Hans Christian Hagedorn , Robert Daniel Lawrence , Eugene Lindsay Opie , University of Toronto
- 1947: George Henry Alexander Clowes
- 1948: Rollin Turner Woodyatt
- 1949: Herbert M. Evans , Frederick Madison Allen
- 1950: Frank George Young
- 1951: Cyril Norman Hugh Long
- 1952: Robert Russell Bensley
- 1953: Shields Warren , Walter R. Campbell , Andrew Almon Fletcher
- 1954: Henry Hallett Dale
- 1955: Carl Ferdinand Cori , Eugene Floyd DuBois
- 1956: William C. Stadie
- 1957: DeWitt Stetten Jr. , John Raymond Murlin
- 1958: Jerome W. Conn , William H. Olmsted
- 1959: George Widmer Thorn , Elexious Thompson Bell
- 1960: Priscilla White , James Collip
- 1961: Rachmiel Levine
- 1962: Albert Baird Hastings
- 1963: Bernardo Alberto Houssay , Garfield G. Duncan
- 1964: Francis Dring Wetherill Lukens , Moses Barron , Joseph Pierre Hoet , Leland S. McKittrick , Peter J. Moloney , David A. Scott , Haim Ernst Wertheimer
- 1965: Solomon Aaron Berson , I. Arthur Mirsky
- 1966: Robert H. Williams
- 1967: Alexander Marble
- 1968: Arthur R. Colwell
- 1969: Earl Wilbur Sutherland , Robert L. Jackson
- 1970: Paul Eston Lacy
- 1971: George F. Cahill Jr. , William R. Kirtley
- 1972: Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin
- 1973: Arnold Lazarow
- 1974: Albert Renold
- 1975: Roger H. Unger
- 1976: Donald F. Steiner
- 1977: David M. Kipnis
- 1978: Stefan S. Fajans
- 1979: Charles Rawlinson Park
- 1980: Norbert Freinkel
- 1981: Lelio Orci
- 1982: Jesse Roth
- 1983: Arthur H. Rubenstein
- 1984: Daniel W. Foster
- 1985: Bjorn Nerup
- 1986: Albert I. Winegrad
- 1987: Joseph Larner
- 1988: Gerald Reaven
- 1989: Ora Rosen
- 1990: Daniel Porte Jr.
- 1991: Mladen Vranic
- 1992: Gian Franco Bottazzo
- 1993: C. Ronald Kahn
- 1994: Philip E. Cryer
- 1995: Franz Matschinsky
- 1996: Peter H. Bennett
- 1997: Alan D. Cherrington
- 1998: Jerrold M. Olefsky
- 1999: Anthony Cerami
- 2000: Michael P. Czech
- 2001: John Denis McGarry
- 2002: Samuel W. Cushman
- 2003: Aldo A. Rossini
- 2004: Michael A. Brownlee
- 2005: Jeffrey Scott Flier
- 2006: Richard N. Bergman
- 2007: Robert Stanley Sherwin
- 2008: Ralph A. DeFronzo
- 2009: George Eisenbarth
- 2010: Robert A. Rizza
- 2011: Barbara E. Corkey
- 2012: Bruce M. Spiegelman
- 2013: Graeme I. Bell
- 2014: Daniel J. Drucker
- 2015: Philipp E. Scherer
- 2016: Barbara E. Kahn
- 2017: Domenico Accili
- 2018: Gerald I. Shulman
- 2019: Stephen P. O'Rahilly
- 2020: Ele Ferrannini
Web links
- Banting Medal for Scientific Achievement Award: American Diabetes Association (English) ( Memento of 13 November 2016 Internet Archive )
- Banting Medal for Scientific Achievement (PDF, 230 kB), call 2019, including a list of award winners until 2018.
- ↑ American Diabetes Association, 79th Scientific Sessions (PDF; 2.0 MB), p. 2; accessed on April 11, 2019.
- ^ Outstanding Leaders in Diabetes Research, Prevention and Treatment to be Recognized at ADA's 80th Scientific Sessions - ADA. In: diabetes.org. March 16, 2020, accessed April 8, 2020 .