Joan Mott Prize Lecture

Joan Mott Prize Lecture
Location	London
Presented by	The Physiological Society
Website	www.physoc.org/supporting-you/prize-lectures/joan-mott-prize-lecture/

The Joan Mott Prize Lecture is a prize lecture awarded annually by The Physiological Society in honour of Joan Mott.[1][2]

Laureates

Laureates of the award have included:

1996 (1996): Maria Fitzgerald
1998 (1998): Janice M. Marshall
2000 (2000): Lucilla Poston
2002 (2002): Helen Skaer
2004 (2004): Barbara Casadei
2006 (2006): Susan Wray
2008 (2008): Abigail L. Fowden
2010 (2010): Kay Davies
2012 (2012): Diane Lipscombe
2013 (2013): Eleanor A. Maguire
2014 (2014): Linda Partridge
2015 (2015): Hannelore Daniel - Intestinal absorption of sugars and peptides: from textbook to surprises
2017 (2017): Rhian Touyz

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