Paul Langerhans Medal

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The German Diabetes Society (DDG) has been awarding the Paul Langerhans Medal, named after the physician Paul Langerhans , since 1972 as an award for the life's work of scientists and doctors in the field of diabetology .

year Medal holder Subject of the Paul Langerhans lecture
1972 Rolf Luft , Stockholm, Sweden The Pathogenesis of Diabetes Mellitus in Man
1973 EF Pfeiffer, Ulm Diabetes mellitus 1973. The open problems of theory and practice
1974 W. Creutzfeld , Göttingen The islets of Langerhans and the gastrointestinal endocrine system
1975 K. Oberdisse, Düsseldorf The development of diabetes research between Banting / Best and Yalow / Berson
1976 K. Schöffling, Frankfurt / Main The four pillars of diabetes therapy
1977 W. Gepts, Brussels, Belgium New perspectives in the pathology of the pancreas in diabetes mellitus
1978 ER Froesch, Zurich, Switzerland Studies on insulin-like growth factors
1979 H. Zahn, Aachen The chemical synthesis of insulin today
1980 PA Bastenie, Brussels, Belgium Critical overview of the autoimmune processes in endocrinopathies, especially in diabetes mellitus
1981 K. Jahnke, Wuppertal Diabetogenic food factors
1982 Z. Laron, Tel Aviv, Israel Psychosocial Aspects in Children and Adolescents
1983 O. Wieland, Munich Effect of insulin on phosphorylatable enzyme systems
1984 H. Mehnert, Munich Ways and goals of diabetes therapy
1985 T. Deckert, Gentofte, Denmark Malignant vasculopathies in insulin-dependent diabetes
1986 H. Sauer, Bad Oeynhausen Insulin therapy. Review and current status
1987 A. Ullrich , San Francisco, USA Molecular biological studies on insulin effects
1988 FA Gries, Düsseldorf From the causes to the long-term consequences. Findings and perspectives in diabetes research
1989 K. Federlin, Giessen Diabetic therapy through transplantation of islets of Langerhans. solved and unsolved problems
1990 CB Wollheim, Geneva, Switzerland From signal transmission to exocytosis: how nutrients and neurohormones influence insulin secretion in β-cells
1991 D. Lohmann, Leipzig The connection of morphological and functional methods in diabetes research
1992 PJ Lefebvre, Liege, Belgium Glucagon, 123 years after Paul Langerhans
1993 D. Brandenburg, Aachen From insulin to receptor, chemical ways to answer biological questions
1994 O. Panzram, Erfurt Chronopathology of type 2 diabetes from an epidemiological point of view
1995 HP Meißner, Berlin The membrane potential of the beta cells: What role does it play in regulating insulin secretion?
1996 FM Matschinsky, Philadelphia, PA. United States The physiological and pathological chemistry of the pancreatic beta cell
1997 B. Weber, Berlin Diabetes mellitus in children: a permanent challenge for doctors and society
1998 W. Waldhäusl, Vienna, Austria Diabetes therapy: basics and concepts of new developments
1999 H. Schatz , Bochum Langerhans island: regulation of the biosynthesis and secretion of insulin
2000 W. Berger, Basel, Switzerland Ways to optimized insulin therapy for type 1 diabetes
2001 U. Panten, Braunschweig Mechanisms of insulin secretion stimulated by glucose and sulfonylureas
2002 JJ Holst, Denmark Regulation of the endocrine pancreas by intestinal hormones
2003 E. Ritz, Heidelberg Pathogenesis and Clinic of Diabetic Nephropathy
2004 P. Hürter, Hanover The Path of Pediatric Diabetology Past and Future
2005 S. Raptis, Athens, Greece Diabetes therapy on the wrong track?
2006 R. Landgraf, Munich Quality management in diabetology
2007 M. Hanefeld, Dresden Near-normal postprandial hyperglycemia - an essential component of good diabetes control and prevention of cardiovascular disease
2008 H.-U. Haring, Tübingen Pathogenesis of type 2 diabetes mellitus. Insulin resistance and genotype-phenotype characterization of type 2 diabetes
2009 RG Bretzel Islet Cell Transplantation - A Prototype of Translational Research
2010 Hans-Georg Joost, Potsdam From Mice and Humans - The Complex Pathogenetics of Type 2 Diabetes
2011 Sigurd Lenzen, Hanover The beta cell of the islet of Langerhans at the center of type 1 pathogenesis
2012 Michael A. Nauck, Bad Lauterberg Glucagon like peptides 1: 25 years of incentive in diabetes research
2013 Henning Beck-Nielsen, Odense, Denmark Tailored treatment of type 2 diabetes based on present pathophysiology
2014 Matthias von Herrath, La Jolla, USA Pathogenesis and prevention of type 1 diabetes
2015 Juleen Rae Zierath, Stockholm, Sweden Muscling in on Insulin Resistance to Prevent Type 2
2016 Emmanuel Van Obberghen, Nice, France Novel insights in dysregulations of insulin action and secretion: relevance for type 2 diabetes
2017 Michael Roden, Düsseldorf Insulin Resistance: A New Energy Crisis?
2018 Jens Claus Brüning , Cologne CNS-dependent control of glucose homeostasis
2019 Matthias H. Tschöp , Munich Poly-agonists for type 2 diabetes: discovery, mechanisms, and clinical efficacy

Web links

  1. DIABETES CONGRESS 2019 (PDF; 4.7 MB); accessed on May 5, 2019.