Keith Harrison Memorial Lecture
Abstracts and Programs from previous meetings
Keith Harrison was a founding member of ESA and one of the earliest Presidents of the society.
The Keith Harrison Memorial Lecture is given each year at the ESA Annual Scientific Meeting in honour of Prof Keith Harrison.
| 1964 - Kenneth Ferguson 1965 - Geoffrey Harris 1973 - Albert Renold 1974 - Paul Franchimont 1975 - William Odell 1976 - John Landon 1977 - Hugh Niall 1978 - Samuel Yen 1979 - John Shine 1980 - Ronald Swerdloff 1981 - Sidney Ingbar 1982 - Jen Rehfeld 1983 - Philip Lowry 1984 - Fernand Labrie 1985 - Michael Berridge 1986 - Michael Thorner 1987 - Lynn Loriaux 1988 - Axel Ulrich 1989 - Hiroo Imura 1990 - Iain McIntyre 1991 - Eli Adashi 1992 - Jan-Ake Gustafsson 1993 - Eberhard Nieschlag 1994 - Allen Speigel 1995 - Natalie Josso 1996 - Gregory Mundy |
1997 - M. Geoffrey Rosenfeld 1998 - Ken Korach 1999 - Henry Burger2000 - Pierre Chambon 2001 - Jack Martin 2002 - George Chrousos 2003 - Derek LeRoith 2004 - Bruce McEwen 2005 - Richard Pestell 2006 - William Crowley 2007 - Gerard Karsenty 2008 - Colin Ward 2009 - John Cidlowski 2010 - Stafford Lightman 2011 - Paul Stewart 2012 - Lucilla Poston 2013 - Matthew During 2014 - Sundeep Khosla 2015 - Richard Santen 2016 - Stephen Franks 2017 - Marta Korbonits 2018 - Peter Fuller 2019 - Daniel Drucker 2020 - Mitchell Lazar |
Pincus Taft was a founder of clinical endocrinology in Melbourne and in Australia. He was an inspiration and role model for many young medical students to take up endocrinology. He had a rare ability to accord respect to all his colleagues, from interns and JRMOs through to contemporaries, while still being able to instruct or guide them according to an uncompromisingly high standard. He was never afraid to openly acknowledge someone else's ideas if he thought they were better than his own.
Download: Pincus Taft obituary
The Pincus Taft Memorial Lecture is given each year at the ESA Annual Scientific Meeting by a person who has made distinguished contributions in the field of Clinical Endocrinology.
| 1994 - C Ronald Kahn 1995 - William Bremner 1996 - Steven Lamberts 1997 - George Brabant 1998 - Simeon Taylor 1999 - Christopher K Glass 2001 - Domenico Accilli 2002 - Paul Stewart 2003 - Terry Davies 2004 - Peter E Clayton 2005 - David Dunger 2006 - Sadaf Farooqi 2007 - Robert J Smith 2008 - William F Young Jr |
2009 - Karen Miller
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2024 - ESA/SRB/ANZBMS ASM 10-13 November, Adelaide Abstracts Programme
2023 - ESA/SRB/ENSA ASM 26-29 November, Brisbane Abstracts Programme
2022 - ESA/SRB/APEG/NZSE ASM 13-16 November, Christchurch Abstracts and Programme
2021 - ESA/SRB/ANZBMS 22-24 November, Virtual Abstracts Programme
2020 - ESA Virtual ASM 31 Oct-1 Nov, Virtual Abstracts Programme
2019 - ESA/SRB/AOTA 18-21 August, Sydney Abstracts
2018 - ESA/SRB 19-22 August, Adelaide Abstracts Programme
2017 - ESA/SRB 27-30 August, Perth Abstracts Programme
2016 - ESA/SRB 21-24 August, Gold Coast Abstracts and Posters and Programme
2015 - ESA/SRB 23-26 August, Adelaide Abstracts also Published in Clinical Endocrinology
2014 - ESA/SRB 24-27 August, Melbourne Abstracts
2013 - ESA/SRB 25-28 August, Sydney Abstracts
2012 - ESA/SRB 26-29 August, Gold Coast Abstracts
2011 - ESA/APEG 28-31 August, Perth Abstracts
2010 - ESA/SRB 29 Aug-1 Sept, Sydney Abstracts
2009 - ESA/SRB 23-26 August, Adelaide Abstracts
2008 - ESA/SRB 24-27 August, Melbourne Abstracts
2007 - ESA/SRB 2-5 September, Christchurch, New Zealand Abstracts
2006 - ESA/SRB 20-23 August, Gold Coast Abstracts
2005 - ESA/SRB 4-7 September, Perth Abstracts
2004 - ESA/SRB 22-25 August, Sydney Abstracts
2003 - ESA/SRB August, 14-17 September, Melbourne Abstracts
2002 - ESA/SRB 22-25 September, Adelaide Abstracts
2001 - ESA/SRB 9-12 September, Gold Coast Abstracts
2000 - ICE 2000 29 Oct-2 Nov, Sydney
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