Established in 1998, and bearing the likeness of one of Australia's greatest scientists, The Florey Medal is one of Australia's most esteemed awards in the health sciences. It is awarded biennially to an Australian researcher for significant lifetime achievements in biomedical science and / or human health advancement.
2021 Award
As a result of the various Covid restrictions and the difficulties in scheduling the 2021 AAMRI Annual Convention Dinner the 2021 CSL Florey Medal winner will be announced and presented at the 2022 AAMRI Convention Dinner on Tuesday 29th November.
In addition to the silver medal, the award carries a prize of $50,000 thanks to the generous support of CSL Limited.
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Since 2014, AIPS and CSL have conferred a second category of award, now called the CSL Florey Next Generation Award, which recognises a current PhD candidate who has demonstrated outstanding capability, creativity and potential in the biomedical sciences and/or health and medical research.
CSL Florey Next Generation Award
Winners will be announced at the 2022 AAMRI Convention Dinner on Tuesday 29th November in Parliament House Canberra
This Award includes a $20,000 prize, and two runner-up prizes of $2,500 each, thanks to the generosity of CSL Limited.
It has been developed to encourage and support promising health researchers early in their careers, and to complement The Florey Medal in recognising and promoting scientific and intellectual excellence in Australia.
Both awards are named in honour of the Australian Nobel Prize-winning scientist, Sir Howard Florey, who developed penicillin.
