Subcellular location of PKCalphaII-GFP (green) in Green Monkey COS-7 cells using laser scanning confocal microscopy two days after transfection. The actin cytoskeleton is stained with Texas Red-phalloidin and the endoplasmic reticulum (purple) identified with an antibody to calreticulin.   By Lorene Langeberg, Scott Lab Manager at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Portland, OR.
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The Colworth Medal

  • The Colworth Medal is awarded annually for outstanding research by a young biochemist of any nationality who has carried out the majority of his/her work in the UK.
  • Donated in 1963 by Unilever Research Colworth Laboratory the award is made to a scientist under the age of 35 by the 1 January of the year in which the award decision is made.
  • Those above this age limit, who have lost time early in their career through family commitments, illness, late entry into higher education or other good reasons, will be considered by the Awards Committee.
  • The recipient, who receives an Honorarium of £3,000 and expenses, is expected to give a lecture at a meeting of the Society and at one of the Unilever Research Laboratories.
  • The lecture is published in Biochemical Society Transactions.

The next award lecture will be presented in 2008 by John Rouse (University of Dundee) at the Annual Symposium: DNA damage: from causes to cures. Robinson College, Cambridge, UK, 15 - 17 December 2008.

The 2009 award lecture will be presented by Dr Giles Hardingham (University of Edinburgh) at the Neuronal glutamate and GABAA receptor function in health and disease meeting. St Andrews University, UK, 21 - 24 July 2009

Past recipients
The place of delivery of a lecture is given in parentheses.
2007: F. Sargent (Glasgow and Colworth)   Full text
2006: S. Boulton (Glasgow and Colworth)   Full text
2005: I. Collinson (Glasgow and Colworth)   Full text
2004: J.H. Naismith, FRSE (Glasgow and Colworth)   Full text
2003: D.J. Owen (Cambridge, UK and Colworth)   Full text
2002: T. Owen-Hughes (Cardiff and Colworth)   Full text
2001: A.D. Sharrocks (York and Colworth)   Full text
2000: D.R. Alessi, FRSE (Bristol and Colworth)   Full text
1999: N.S. Scrutton (Cork and Colworth)   Full text
1998: D. Barford, FRS (Oxford and Colworth)   Full text
1997: S.P. Jackson (Reading and Colworth)   Full text
1996: S. Radford (Queen Mary and Westfield College, London and Colworth)
1995: J. Pines (University College Dublin and Colworth)
1994: R.L. Stephens (Sussex and Colworth)
1993: N.C. Tonks, FRS (Sheffield and Colworth)
1992: A.I. Lamond, FRSE (Glasgow and Colworth)
1991: M.A.J. Ferguson, FRS, FRSE (London and Colworth)
1990: D.W. Melton (Aberdeen and Colworth)
1988: H.R.B. Pelham, FRS (Aberystwyth and Colworth)
1987: C.P.Downes, FRSE (Nottingham and Colworth)
1986: G.P. Winter, FRS (Canterbury and Colworth)
1985: A.J. Jeffreys, FRS (Dublin and Colworth)
1984: M.D. Houslay, FRSE (Cardiff and Colworth)
1983: E. Oldfield (Colworth and Oxford)
1982: D.M.J. Lilley, FRS, FRSE (Colworth and Cambridge)
1981: T.H. Rabbitts, FRS (Colworth and Aberdeen)
1980: R.A. Flavell, FRS (Colworth and London)
1979: R.A. Laskey, FRS (Newcastle and Colworth)
1978: T.E. Hardingham (Swansea and Colworth)
1977: P. Cohen, FRS, FRSE (London and Colworth)
1976: G.G. Brownlee, FRS (Cardiff and Colworth)
1975: W.J. Brammar (Cambridge and Colworth)
1974: D.R. Trentham, FRS (Edinburgh and Colworth)
1973: J.C. Metcalfe (Cambridge and Colworth)
1972: J.M. Ashworth (Oxford and Colworth)
1971: A.R. Williamson, FRSE (Colworth and Glasgow)
1970: D.A. Rees, FRS (Sussex, Vlaardingen and Colworth)
1969: G.K. Radda, FRS (London and Colworth)
1968: P.B. Garland, FRSE (London and Colworth)
1967: L.J. Morris (Liverpool, Vlaardingen and Colworth)
1966: M.H. Richmond, FRS (Colworth)
1965: J.B. Chappell (Oxford and Colworth)
1964: J.R. Tata, FRS (London and Colworth)
1963: H.L. Kornberg, FRS (Manchester and Colworth)


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