The GL Brown Annual Public Prize Lecture

The GL Brown Annual Public Prize Lecture Nomination Form

Please note:

All physiologists are eligible, but the nomination should describe how the nominee would deliver a compelling public lecture.
You can nominate another person but not yourself.

Nominee Name(Required)

First Last

Institution(Required)

Nominee Email(Required)

What topic would the nominee speak on for their public lecture?(Required)

Please describe the skills the nominee has for delivering a compelling public lecture (150 words max)(Required)

Please Note: Word count is 150 words. Any additional words will be cut.

A description of how the body of work of the nominee has changed our understanding of physiology (150 words max)(Required)

Please Note: Word count is 150 words. Any additional words will be cut.

A description of the impact the nominee’s work has had inside and outside academia (150 words max)(Required)

Please Note: Word count is 150 words. Any additional words will be cut.

Details of any career breaks and/or challenges that may have been overcome (150 words max)

Please Note: Word count is 150 words. Any additional words will be cut.

Nominee citation count or h-index(Required)

Optional complimentary metric

Is there a complimentary metric you would like to provide such as List publications that have achieved exceptional recognition, e.g. top 10% most cited in the field, m-index (H-index ? years since first publication), or Field-Weighted Citation Impact (FWCI)?

Proposer Name(Required)

First Last

Proposer Institution(Required)

Proposer Email(Required)

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