RAMI Awards
RAMI supports research recognition open to the wider Irish medical research community.
RAMI Research Awards
First held November 2016 · PubMed papers
The first RAMI Research Awards event was held in November 2016. The awards are open to all those involved in Irish medical research who have had a clinical research paper published in an indexed journal. The papers must appear on PubMed.
St. Luke’s Young Investigator’s Award
Established 2004 · Oncology · Winter
Established in 2004 for young oncology researchers. Applicants submit an abstract together with an up-to-date curriculum vitae. Presentations precede the main St. Luke’s Lecture, and the event is held in the winter months.
RAMI Silver Medal
Several of the named lectures award the RAMI silver medal to the invited lecturer — including Conway, Donal Burke, Graves, Haughton, and St. Luke’s.
RAMI Lectures
Annual Presidential Lectures
Winter · Silver Medal
In September 2015 the annual Presidential Lectures were re-introduced. Professor Desmond O’Neill presented his lecture.
Graves Lecture
Spring · Clinical Research · Silver Medal
The Annual Graves Lecture, sponsored by the Academy, is delivered each year in the spring depending on lecturer availability.
Haughton Lecture
Bioengineering · Silver Medal
The Haughton Lecture, in honour of the Rev. Samuel Haughton, is organised by the Section of Bioengineering. An Academy silver medal is awarded to the lecturer.
Conway Review Lecture
Biomedical Sciences · Summer · Silver Medal
Organised mainly by the Section of Biomedical Sciences (originally the Biological Sciences Section).
Donal Burke Lecture
General Practice · Silver Medal
The Donal Burke Memorial Lecture, organised by the Section of General Practice, honours a well-known general practitioner. An Academy silver medal is awarded to the lecturer.
St. Luke’s Lecture
Oncology · Winter · Silver Medal
Sponsored by the Academy and Saint Luke’s Hospital. This lecture is in the field of oncology and is usually delivered in the winter. Selection follows the same conditions as the Graves Lecture: the lecturer is chosen by an Academy/Saint Luke’s committee and receives the silver medal.