Hans Berger Prize
The Hans Berger Prize is a prize awarded by the German Society for Clinical Neurophysiology since 1960 , which is named after the neurologist Hans Berger . The prize is awarded for “many years of extensive scientific work in the field of theoretical or clinical neurophysiology ”.
Award winners
- 1960: Heinz Caspers
- 1961: Günter Baumgartner
- 1962: Rudolf Hess
- 1963: Friedrich Duensing , Kurt-Peter Schaefer
- 1964: Kurt Pateisky
- 1965: Otto Detlev Creutzfeldt , Manfred R. Klee , Hans Dieter Lux
- 1966: Friedrich Vogel
- 1967: Hans Helmut Kornhuber
- 1969: Hellmuth Petsche
- 1971: Franz-Josef Schulte
- 1974: Heinz Künkel , Hans-Peter Ludin
- 1976: Albrecht Struppler , Hanns Christian Hopf
- 1979: Konstantin-Alexander Hossmann , Dietrich Lehmann
- 1981: Erwin-Josef Speckmann
- 1983: Guido Dumermuth
- 1985: Hermann Doose
- 1988: Ernst Niedermeyer , Kenneth Ricker
- 1991: Kazimierz Karbowski , Heinz Gregor Wieser
- 1994: Hans-Joachim Freund
- 1997: Carl Hermann Lücking
- 2000: Lüder Deecke
- 2003: Wolf Singer , Mario Wiesendanger
- 2007: Volker Dietz
- 2010: Christian E. Elger
- 2013: Günther Deuschl , Thomas Brandt
- 2016: Walter Paulus , Hans-Jochen Heinze
- 2019: Manfred Kaps
Web links
- German Society for Clinical Neurophysiology: Prizes and Prize Winners