RAMI Presidential Lectures
The President’s Prize Lecture is selected by the sitting President. The lecturer is awarded the Academy’s gold medal and an honorarium determined by the General Council. The President’s Lecture was re-introduced in 2015 by the RAMI President, Dr. Patrick O’Sullivan (in-situ).
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