Richard T Johnson State of the Art Prize Lecturers
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2023: Professor David Warrell, University of Oxford, UK The Neurology of Snakebite |
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2022: Professor Charles Newton, Oxford University, UK & KEMRI, Kenya Advances in cerebral malaria: past, present & future. |
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2022: Professor Gretchen Birbeck, University of Rochester, USA Neurologic morbidities from pediatric cerebral malaria—Looking Beyond the Body Count |
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2020: Dr Sam Kampondeni, Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, Malawi Neuro-radiology and the Mystery of Cerebral Malaria |
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2021: Professor Nick Beeching, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK An Account of the Occasional Neurological Forays of a Peripatetic Infectious Disease Physician, Illustrated with Copious Anecdotes and Reflections |
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2021: Professor Christina M. Marra, University of Washington School of Medicine, USA |
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2019: Professor Tom Solomon, University of Liverpool, UK Tackling Brain Infections –from Bangkok to Blackpool and Back Again |
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2018: Dr James J Sejvar, Centers for Disease Control, USA Keep Calm and Investigate: Neuroepidemiology Lessons From The Field |
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2016: Professor Marc Lecuit, Institut Pasteur, France Clinical, Microbiological and Pathophysiological insights on neurolisteriosis |
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2015: Professor Avindra Nath, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, USA |
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2014: Professor Israel Steiner, Rabin Medical Center, Petach Tikva, Israel |
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2013: Professor Elizabeth Molyneux, OBE and Professor Malcolm Molyneux, OBE |
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2012: Professor Scott Letendre, University of California, San Diego |
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2011: Professor Angela Vincent, University of Oxford |
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2010: Professor Richard Whitley, University of Alabama, USA |
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2009: Professor Mike Levin, Imperial College, London |
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2008: Dr Susan O’Connell, Southampton General Hospital |
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2007: Professor Peter Kennedy, University of Glasgow |