AW Campbell Award

The A.W. Campbell Award commemorates the eminent Australian Neurologist whose "Histological studies on the localisation of cerebral function" in 1905 founded cerebral cytoarchitectonics. It is for the best contribution by a member of the society in their first five postdoctoral years.

Candidates should nominate themselves (within 7 years of the award of their doctorate, at the deadline for nominations) by emailing their CV (including list of publications) and a synopsis of up to 5 pages outlining their contribution to neuroscience. The successful candidate will receive a certificate and a contribution towards travel expenses to the meeting at which the award is made. They may be asked to give a 5 min presentation about their work to the Annual General Meeting of the Society.

Nominations for the A.W. CAMPBELL AWARD for 2010 are due by Nov 20, 2009 and should be submitted to the ANS Secretary. Applicants must be Members in good standing on the 30th June in the year of nomination

Previous Winners

• 2010 M. Kole
• 2009 M. Piper
• 2008 P. Lockhart
• 2007 S. Solomon
• 2006 J. Bourne
• 2005 J. Butler & T. Margrie
• 2004 E. Coulson & A. Hannon
• 2003 C. Clifford
• 2000 K. Double
• 1999 J. Kril
• 1998 G. Stuart
• 1996 M. Rosa & J. Taylor
• 1995 P. Sah & J.-P. Liu
• 1993 T. Chan-Ling & G. Halliday
• 1992 P.J. Goadsby
• 1991 P.J. Robinson
• 1990 P.R. Schofield
• 1989 A L Gundlach
• 1988 D.G. Ferrington
• 1987 M.C. Morrone & D.C. Burr