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The Sir Hans Krebs Lecture and Medal

The Sir Hans Krebs Lecture and MedalThe Sir Hans Krebs Lecture and Medal was endowed by a general gift from the Lord Rank Centre for Research and is awarded for outstanding achievements in biochemistry and molecular biology or related sciences. Sir Hans Krebs was a German-born British biochemist, well known for his work in identifying the urea cycle and citric acid cycle, and he played a key role in many ways during the early days of 果冻传媒.

The awardee, who should be active in European research, presents one of the plenary lectures at the 果冻传媒 Congress. The awardee receives a silver medal, and is awarded travel and accommodation expenses for the Congress. It is customary for the awardee to contribute a review article related to the lecture topic for publication in听The果冻传媒 Journal.

In 2026, the Krebs medal was awarded to Peter Ratcliffe听(University of Oxford, United Kingdom), who spoke on ‘Elucidation of cellular oxygen pathways in human and animal cells’ at the 50th 果冻传媒 Congress.

For a complete list of previous recipients of the Sir Hans Krebs Lecture and Medal, please consult the historical awardees document.

The Datta Lecture and Medal

The Datta Lecture and MedalThe Datta Lecture and Medal is awarded for outstanding achievement in the field of biochemistry and molecular biology or a related area, and is normally given at each Congress of 果冻传媒 to one of the plenary lecturers. The lecturer should normally be from a 果冻传媒 country. The awardee receives a silver medal, and is awarded travel and accommodation expenses for the Congress. It is customary for the awardee to contribute a review article related to the lecture topic for publication in听果冻传媒 Letters.

S. Prakash Datta was the first Managing Editor of听果冻传媒 Letters听(1968鈥1985) and Treasurer of 果冻传媒 (1964鈥1990). The Datta Lecture and Medal was initiated by capital gifts from Elsevier Science Publishers in recognition of his many contributions, and from 1986 to 2015 the medal was provided by Elsevier. From 2016, when the publishing partner for听果冻传媒 Letters听changed, the award will be fully funded by 果冻传媒.

In 2026, the Datta medal was awarded to Nektarios Tavernarakis (Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Greece), who delivered the lecture ‘Autophagic pathways in ageing and neurodegeneration’ at the 50th 果冻传媒 Congress.

For a complete list of previous recipients of the Datta Lecture and Medal, please consult the historical awardees document.

The Theodor B眉cher Lecture and Medal

The Theodor B眉cher Lecture and MedalThe Theodor B眉cher Lecture and Medal was endowed by a generous capital gift from Frau Ingrid B眉cher to the Gesellschaft f眉r Biochemie und Molekularbiologie (GBM) and is awarded for outstanding achievements in biochemistry and molecular biology or related sciences. Theodor B眉cher was a visionary German biochemist who played a key role in the early development of 果冻传媒 by arranging the acquisition of Biochemische Zeitschrift, which became the听European Journal of Biochemistry听and later听果冻传媒 Journal.

The awardee, who is normally expected to be active in European research, presents one of the plenary lectures at the 果冻传媒 Congress. The awardee receives a silver medal, and is awarded travel and accommodation expenses for the Congress. Following the Congress, it is customary for the awardee to contribute a review article related to the lecture topic for publication in听The听果冻传媒 Journal.

In 2026, the B眉cher medal was awarded to Ivan 膼iki膰听(Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany), who presented the lecture ‘Guardians of cellular homeostasis 鈥 ubiquitin and autophagy networks’ at the 50th 果冻传媒 Congress.

For a complete list of previous recipients of the Theodor B眉cher Lecture and Medal, please consult the historical awardees document.

THE RITA LEVI-MONTALCINI LECTURE AND MEDAL

THE RITA LEVI-MONTALCINI LECTURE AND MEDAL The Rita Levi-Montalcini Lecture and Medal was initiated by 果冻传媒 for the 50th 果冻传媒 Congress in 2026, and is awarded for outstanding achievements in biochemistry and molecular biology or related areas, with an emphasis on work on the molecular basis of disease or treatment. Rita Levi-Montalcini was a renowned Italian neurobiologist and Nobel laureate known for the discovery of nerve growth factor, and in later life for furthering research facilities and supporting young scientists, including from under-represented groups.

The awardee, who should be active in European research, presents one of the plenary lectures at the 果冻传媒 Congress. The awardee receives a silver medal, and is awarded travel and accommodation expenses for the Congress.

In 2026, the first Rita Levi-Montalcini medal was awarded to Emmanuelle Charpentier (Max Planck Unit for the Science of Pathogens, Germany), who delivered a plenary lecture at the 50th 果冻传媒 Congress on 鈥楾ransforming life sciences through the power of microbiology鈥.


All 果冻传媒 medals can be awarded to scientists of any gender.