Awards: The Medawar Prize
The Medawar Prize, named after Society co-founder Sir Peter Medawar, is recognized as the world's highest dedicated award for the most outstanding contributions in the field of transplantation. The Medawar Prize has been awarded at each of our Society's biennial Congresses since 1990.
The award recognizes the outstanding investigators whose contributions have had such a profound influence on the field of organ transplantation. The Medawar Prize is universally considered to be commensurate with the most outstanding world prizes for scientific achievement.
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2018
 Megan Sykes |
 Kathryn Wood |
2016
 Jean-Paul Soulillou |
2014
 David H. Sachs Acceptance Video |
2012
 David E.R. Sutherland |
2010
 Clyde F. Barker Acceptance Video |
2008
 Jean Michel Dubernard |
2006
 Carl G. Groth |
 Pekka Hayry |
 Sir Peter Morris |
2004
 John S. Najarian |
 Paul S. Russell |
 Richard L. Simmons |
2002
 René Küss, MD Acceptance Video |
 Georges Mathé, MD Acceptance Video |
 Joseph E. Murray, MD Acceptance Video |
2000
 Ray Owen |
 Robert Schwartz |
1998
 Fritz Bach |
 Anthony Monaco |
 Felix Rapaport |
1996
 Jean Dausset |
 Paul Terasaki |
 Jon van Rood |
1994
 Leslie Brent |
 Rupert Billingham |
 Morten Simonsen |
1992
 Sir Roy Calne |
 Thomas Starzl |
 Norman Shumway |
1990
 James Gowans |
 JFAP Miller |