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The Award

The ASAB Medal, specially designed by Jonathan Kingdon and struck in bronze, is awarded annually for contributions to the science of animal behaviour - through teaching, writing, broadcasting, research, through fostering any of these activities, or through contributing to the affairs of ASAB itself. There is no limitation on age or career stage. Council intends the medal not only to provide an appropriate way of recognising distinction in our field, but also to contribute to raising the profile of ASAB and the field of animal behaviour in the wider scientific community.

Members of ASAB are invited to nominate one or more candidates for the 2013 Award, to be presented at the 2013 Summer meeting. Nomination forms can be downloaded here. Please use a separate copy of the form for each person you wish to nominate.

The completed form(s) must reach the ASAB Secretary by 1st July 2012.

ASAB Medal 2012

Council has awarded the ASAB Medal for 2012 to Prof Tim Birkhead, University of Sheffield, UK.

Previous recipients of the ASAB Medal

2011 Prof Alan Grafen
2010 Dr Michael Dockery
2009 Prof Marian Stamp Dawkins
2008 Prof Christopher Barnard
2007 Prof Robert Elwood, MRIA
2006 Prof Felicity Huntingford, FRSE
2005 Prof Linda Partridge, CBE FRS FRSE
2004 Prof John Alcock
2003 Prof John Wingfield
2002 Prof Geoffrey A. Parker, FRS
2001 Prof P. Patrick G. Bateson, FRS
2000 Prof Sir John R. Krebs, FRS
1999 Prof Peter J.B. Slater, FRSE
1998 Prof Aubrey W.G. Manning, OBE FRSE
1997 Prof Robert A. Hinde, CBE FRS
1996 Prof Nicholas B. Davies, FRS
1995 Prof John Maynard Smith, FRS