In 1993, A. R. "Bob" Martin retired from the Chair of Physiology, a position which he had held since 1970 (23 years). The Department and Medical School sponsored a one-day Symposium in his honor. That evening, a gala banquet was held, and the creation of the A. R. Martin Lectureship in Physiology was announced.
The A.R. Martin Lectureship is an annual two-day event for the Department of Physiology and Biophysics with an invited guest lecturer.
Day 1 consists of faculty breakfast, meetings, and The A.R. Martin Lecture—a broad-scope talk, adapted for a wide scientific audience.
Day 2 includes "Chalk Talk" presentations by advanced graduate students and postdoc trainees as well as a second talk by that year's invited lecturer, followed by a lunch with the students.
2023Adrienne Fairhall, PhD University of Washington | |
2019R. Angus Silver, FRS University College London | |
2018Larry Abbott, Ph.D. Columbia University Medical Center | |
2017Wade Regehr, Ph.D. Harvard Medical School | |
2016Martin Goulding, Ph.D. The Salk Institute | |
2015Alain Marty, Ph.D. University Paris Descarte | |
2014Bruce Bean, Ph.D. Harvard Medical School | |
2013Eve Marder, Ph.D. Brandeis University | |
2012Ehud Isacoff, Ph.D. University of California - Berkeley | |
2011Lily Jan, Ph.D. University of California - San Francisco | |
2009Walter Stuhmer, Ph.D. Max-Planck Institute of Experimental Medicine | |
2007Francisco Bezanilla Ph.D. University of Chicago | |
2006Paul Fuchs, Ph.D. John Hopkins University School of Medicine | |
2005John Nicholls, F.R.S., M.D., Ph.D. | |
2004John Heuser, M.D. Washington University School of Medicine | |
2003U. J. McMahan, Ph.D. Stanford University School of Medicine | |
2002Dr. Nigel Unwin, F.R.S., Ph.D. Cambridge University | |
2000Mark Konishi, Ph.D. California Institute of Technology | |
1999Markus Meister, Ph.D. Harvard University | |
1998Rod MacKinnon, Ph.D. Rockefeller University | |
1997Bertil Hille, Ph.D. University of Washington | |
1996Richard Aldrich, Ph.D. Stanford University Medical School | |
1995Wolfhard Almers, Ph.D. |