The medal is presented at the annual Spring meeting. The medal is to be awarded annually to an emerging leader in cell biology. Usually, it would be expected that the award will be presented to someone with no more than 10 years of independent research which has largely been conducted within the UK.
The BSCB invites nominations for next year’s Hooke Medal from any BSCB member and these should be sent, with a supporting statement (inc key pubs) outlining why the person nominated would be a suitable recipient of the Hooke medal and the name of seconder (can be any BSCB member), to the
Secretary at any time.
The medal shows Robert Hooke’s microscope and the cork cells he first described. It was designed by Dr Brad Amos.
Previous winners of the Hooke Medal
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