RAMI Presidential Lectures
The President’s Prize Lecture is selected by the sitting President. The lecturer is awarded the Academy’s gold medal. The President’s Lecture was re-introduced in 2015 by the RAMI President, Dr. Patrick O’Sullivan (in-situ).
2022 Declan J. Warde
- Anaesthesia in Ireland: the first 100 years
2019 Andrew Green
- Genomics – Hope, Hype and Reality
2018 J. Conor O’Keane
- From Specialty of Death to ?Death of the Specialty: Pathology as Futurology for 21st century Medicine
2017 Gerard Sheehan
- The Coming of Age of Infectious Diseases as a Clinical Specialty in Ireland
2016 Timothy Lynch
2015 Desmond O’Neill
Past Presidential Lectures
1993 David Powell – European Medical Education: Coordinating Ireland’s Role
1990 John W. Dundee – Ethical Problems in Medicine
1987 Ian C. Roddie – Lymphatics : Active Pumps or Passive Tubes
1985 Patrick G. Collins – Whither Imaging
1982 Robert P. Towers – Screening for Disease -: Is it as Simple as it Sounds?
1980 M.I. Drury – The Problems of Brucellosis – Human, Animal and Mineral
1979 M.I. Drury – The Child is Father of the Man
1978 M.I. Drury – How Can Imaging Help Your Patient
1978 M.I. Drury – Fertility
1977 Alan D.H. Browne -Report of a Visit to China
1977 Alan D.H. Browne – The Entry System to Irish Medical Schools
1976 Alan D.H. Browne – Ireland’s Response to Global Medical Needs
1976 Alan D.H. Browne – The Role of the Academy in Irish Medical Life
1975 David Mitchell – Respiratory Disease: Current Diagnostic Trends
1974 David Mitchell – The Thalidomide Experience in Ireland
1973 David Mitchell – Autoimmunity