Victoria Prizes since 1998

Year Recipients Research Area
2020 Prof Kay Crossley Clinical sports physiotherapy
2020 Prof Yi-Min (Mike) Xie AM Structural optimisation
2019 Prof Anthony Burkitt Artificial vision
2019 Prof Michael Berk Mental Health
2018 Prof Andrew Roberts &
Prof John Seymour		 Cancer research
2018 Prof Douglas MacFarlane Electrochemicals
2017 Prof Maria Forsyth Electromaterials
2017 Prof Jane Visvader & 
Prof Geoffrey Lindeman		 Cancer research
2016 Prof Min Gu Nanophotonics
2016 Prof Jamie Rossjohn &
Prof James McCluskey		 Human immune system
2015 Prof Calum Drummond Molecular assembly and chemistry
2015 Prof John Hopper AM Population health
2014 Prof Frank Caruso Nanomedicines
2014 Prof Ashley Bush Neuroscience
2013 Prof Alan Cowman Malaria research
2013 Prof Lloyd Hollenberg Quantum physics
2012 Prof Ana Deletic Storm water management
2012 Prof Terry Speed Bioinformatics
2011 Prof Andreas Strasser Cancer cell research and apoptosis
2010 Associate Prof Voytek Gutowski    Manufacturing technology
2009 Prof Murray Esler AM Cardiovascular neuroscience
2008 Dr Peter Colman A new class of anti-influenza viral drugs
2007 Prof Colin Masters Alzheimer's disease pathways
2006 Prof David Solomon AM Polymer Chemistry
2005 Prof Eric Reynolds AO Remineralisation of dental caries
2004 Prof Keith Nugent Quantitative phase imaging
2003 Dr David Vaux Programmed cell death - Apoptosis
2002 Prof David Boger Fluid mechanics
2001 Dr Roger Francey & Dr Paul Steele Greenhouse gas monitoring
2000 Prof Donald Metcalf AC Haematology
1999 Prof Graeme Clark AC Hearing solutions: Cochlear implants
1998 Mr Andrew Martin Digital microwave radio systems

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veski connection members in the news

Apr 2020 | Royal Society

Prof Jane Visavader, 2018 Victoria Prize for Science & Innovation recipient, elected to the Royal Societyin 2020

“The real benefit of increasing fabrication rates is the transition from prototyping, making one offs, to actually going into production.”

Assoc Prof Timothy Scott

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