Professor Matthew Kiernan receives Ramaciotti Medal
Professor Matthew Kiernan is the recipient of the 2022 Ramaciotti Medal for Excellence and the associated $50,000 award. Matthew is considered one of Australia’s most prominent clinical neurologists and neuroscientists.
‘The Ramaciotti award reflects the great support that I have received from friends, colleagues and teachers at the Brain and Mind Centre, at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and the Sydney Local Health District, from faculties across the University of Sydney, and from engagement with national and international networks - I am very grateful.’
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Pictured from left to right, are professor and co-director Ian Hickie AM, COO Tegan Cox, professor Glenda Halliday AC, professor emeritus David Burke AC, professor and co-director Matthew Kiernan AM, professor Louise Baur AM, professor Cindy Lin, professor Andrew McLachlan AO.
The Ramaciotti Medal is an annual award that honours an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to clinical or experimental biomedical research that has had an important impact on biomedical science, clinical science, or the way in which healthcare is delivered.