The Nic McNally prize for Cancer Research was established from monies raised by the friends, colleagues and BIR staff in memory of Dr Nic McNally, who was a long-serving Honorary Editor of BJR and President–elect of the BIR before his untimely death in 1991. The Gray Laboratory Cancer Research Trust has made a generous donation to the prize fund, which will ensure the continuation of the award for many years to come. The prize is in the form of a travel bursary to a conference* and is awarded to a radiobiology researcher who may be scientifically or medically qualified. The winner will be encouraged to submit an article on the relevant topic to BJR.
*Please note that conference attendance can be in person or virtual, as appropriate
2024 Winner
Awarded to Miss Lydia Gardner for her application based on the paper entitled: Characterising the role of single strand break repair pathways in response to low and high LET radiation.
General Criteria:
- The award is for £750 and is open to BIR members and non-members.
- The award will be made at an appropriate event, either organised or badged by the BIR.
Application Criteria:
- Applicants must submit:
- an application form,
- an abstract submission form for the relevant conference in which they are participating,
- Closing date 31 May 2024
- Applications will be judged by the Awards & Prizes Judging Panel, with advice from the BIR Oncology & Radiotherapy SIG, if required.
Previous winners:
2023
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Ricardo Minaya Sainz
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2022
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Christian Cooper and
Dr Victoria Dunne
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2020
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Conrado Guerrero Quiles
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2017
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Dr Lingjian Yang
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2015
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Lara Barazzoul
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2011
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Dr Cornelia Meisenberg
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2010
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Dr Christine Armstrong
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2008
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Dr Ester Hammond
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