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R.E.W Hancock: Awards and Distinctions Awards for Teaching ? Nominee for Faculty of Science Teaching Excellence Award, 1983; 1993. ? Science Undergraduate Society Teaching Excellence Award, 1999-2000.
Awards for Scholarship ? George Murray Travelling Fellowship, 1974. ? Alexander von Humboldt Stipendium for research in West Germany, 1975-77. ? Foundation for Microbiology lecturer of the American Society for Microbiology, 1985-86. ? U.B.C. Izaak Walton Killam Memorial Senior Fellowship, 1986-87. ? B.C./People's Republic of China Exchange Professorship, 1987. ? Canadian Society of Microbiologists (CSM) Award, 1987 (Youngest winner of top Microbiology award in Canada). ? U.B.C. Killam Research Prize, 1988. ? Scientific Director, Canadian Bacterial Diseases Network, 1989-96. (Resigned, January 15, 1996). ? U.B.C. Faculty of Science Lecturer, 1992. ? Canadian Society of Microbiologists/New England Biolabs Lecturer, 1992. ? Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, 1994. ? MRC/CIHR Distinguished Scientist Award, 1995-2000 (Major Salary award of CIHR, received in first year of program). ? Jacob Biely Faculty Research Prize, 2000 (UBC's top research award). ? Innovation and Achievement Award, BC Biotech, 2001 (BC's top prize for Biotech). ? Canada Research Chair (Tier 1) in Microbiology, 2001-2008. ? Officer of the Order of Canada, 2001 (Canada's second highest honour). ? Fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology, 2002. ? Honorary Member, International Golden Key Society, 2002-6. ? Aventis Pharmaceuticals Award, 2003 (Leading award worldwide for antimicrobial research, from the American Society of Microbiology). ? Zellers Senior Scientist Award, Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 2003-4 (Top research award of CCFF). ? Chairman's Award for Career Achievement, BC Innovation Council. 2004 (For career achievement in science). ? Fellow of the Infectious Diseases Society of America, 2005. ? McLaughlin Medal, Royal Society of Canada, 2005 (For important research of sustained excellence in medical science). ? Michael Smith Prize in Health Research, Canada’s Health Researcher of the Year, 2006 (Canadian Institutes for Health Research top award) ? Killam Prize 2007 (Canada Council’s prize for Health Research) ? Doctor of Science, honoris cause, University of Guelph 2008. ? Order of British Columbia, 2009 (BC's highest honour).
Awards for Service ? 125th Anniversary of Canada Silver Medal, 1993. ? Jubilee Medal (Queen Elizabeth II Commemorative Medal), 2002.
Other Awards ? American Men and Women in Science, 1989-10. ? Canadian Who's Who, 1990-09. ? Featured in Lifelines, Lancet, May 29, 1998. ? Featured in MRC Performance Report to Parliament for period ending March 1999, pp. 19-20 "International calibre health research. Progress in the search for more effective antibiotics". ? Selected for Symposium on "Best of 1998" North American Cystic Fibrosis Mtg, Montreal, Oct 16, 1998 ? Featured interview on HMS Beagle at http://www.biomednet.com/hmsbeagle/71/notes/biofeed, 2000. ? UBC Excellence in Research/ Vancouver Institute Lecture, March 9, 2002. ? Interview article about my career to date in Lancet Infectious Diseases 3: 736-739; 2003, entitled "Robert E W Hancock - boosting innate immunity to combat infection" ? CIHR Grant Ranked No. 1 by Microbiology Panel in competition, January 2005. ? Paper (Nature Biotech 23:1008-1012; 2005) selected for "Highlights" section in October 2005 issue of Nature Reviews Drug Discovery
? Named as one of “Canada’s Health Research Superheros” in a Globe and Mail special information supplement Sept 18, 2006.
? Honoured as one of “Our Men of Princes” by my high school Prince Alfred College, Adelaide, South Australia, 2006.
? Advanced Foods and Materials Network’s President’s Medal Award. 2006. (“For excellence in research,training and results and strong connection with the NCE program since its infancy”).
? Highest Ranked Canadian Foundation for Innovation proposal “Centre for Drug Research and Development” in 2006-7 competition, awarded $8 million. ? Spitznagel Lecturer, Emory University, 2007 ? Canad. Assoc Pharmacy Students and Interns (CAPSI) 2007 Lectureship. ? CIHR Grant Ranked No. 1 by Microbiology Panel in competition, January 2008. ? Listed on the Institute for Scientific Information's (ISI) Highly Cited Authors in Microbiology at http://hcr3.isiknowledge.com/home.cgi, ISI author publication number A1065-2002-Z; 65 papers cited 81 - 1348 times; total citations 20,168 (Aug 2009); h-index 72. ? Article with photo discussing my experience in commercialization. Jim Kling & Laura DeFrancesco. The paper trail to commercialization, New routes to commercialization. Nature Biotechnology 25: 1217 - 1218, 2008. ? Commended to Gordon Research Conferences "Hall of Fame" 2008-9 for excellent chairmanship of a Gordon Conference. |
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Updated February 2010