Honors distinguished colleagues that scholarly bridged the biological, psychological and social sciences underpinning our clinical profession and who veritably emblematized our highest ethical aspirations.

About the prize

At the end of last century the Jean Delay Prize was established to honor distinguished colleagues that scholarly bridged the biological, psychological and social sciences underpinning our clinical profession and who veritably emblematized our highest ethical aspirations. The features of the Prize include an award of 40,000 Euros and the commitment to present a plenary lecture at the World Congress. From the beginning, a generous unrestricted grant from Servier made this award possible.

Next award to be presented: 2011 World Congress in Buenos Aires

Past awardees

• Professor Hans-Jürgen Möller in 2008
• Professor Otto Steenfeldt-Foss in 2005
• Professor Hagop Akiskal in 2002
• Professor David Goldberg in 1999