Bruce McEwen Lifetime Achievement AwardThe International Society of Psychoneuroendocrinology (ISPNE) has awarded the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Awards for over 20 years to a distinguished line of outstanding scientists in the field of psychoneuroendocrinology, for their contributions to our understanding of brain-body interactions. Note that the name for this award (formerly the Lifetime Achievement Award) was changed in 2020, when the award was renamed to honor PNE pioneer, Bruce E. McEwen. Bruce was awarded the lifetime achievement award in 2001. The 2024 Bruce McEwen Lifetime Achievement Award will be given by the Society during its Annual Meeting that will take place virtually on September 12th and 13th 2024. The awardee will present a lecture at the 2024 annual meeting, and the award will be presented in-person at the 2025 in-person annual meeting. All ISPNE members are invited to submit their nominations (name and a brief statement of support) via email with “Bruce McEwen Lifetime Achievement Award” as the subject line to ISPNE President Emma Adam at the following e-mail address: [email protected].
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2023: Jonathan Seckl
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2015: Alan Schatzberg |
2004: George Chrousos |
2022: Robert Sapolsky
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2014: Michael Meaney |
2003: Mary Dallman |
2021: Ned Kalin
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2013: David Spiegel |
2002: Arthur Prange |
2020: James Herman |
2012: Dirk Hellhammer |
2001: Etienne Baulieu |
2019: Marian Joëls |
2007: Ron de Kloet |
2001: Bruce McEwen |
2018: Megan Gunnar |
2006: Wylie Vale |
2000: George Fink |
2015: Charles Nemeroff |
2005: John Mason |
2000: Seymour Levine |