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Christopher Barnard Award

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The Christopher Barnard Award is an academic prize awarded each year to a new investigator in acknowledgement of their research in the field of animal behaviour, and whose work will shape the future of our discipline. The award takes the form of a research grant of £1000 and the recipient is asked to give a keynote talk about their work at the Easter Meeting.[1][2]

Christopher Barnard Award
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Sponsored byThe Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB)
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First awarded1997
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Recipients of the Christopher Barnard Award

  • 2024 - Nobuaki Mizumoto
  • 2023 - David Fisher
  • 2022 - Lucy Aplin
  • 2021 - Neeltje Boogert
  • 2020 - Hannah Mumby
  • 2019 - Eva Ringler
  • 2018 - Damien Farine
  • 2017 - Laura Kelley
  • 2016 - Lauren Brent
  • 2015 - Jen Perry
  • 2014 - Max Wolf
  • 2013 - Christos Ioannou
  • 2012 - John Skelhorn
  • 2011 - Sarah Pryke
  • 2010 - Andy Gardner
  • 2009 - Tobias Uller
  • 2008 - Henrik Brumm
  • 2007 - Jonathan Evans
  • 2006 - Virpi Lummaa
  • 2005 - Tommaso Pizzari
  • 2004 - Oliver Krüger
  • 2003 - Rob Brooks
  • 2002 - Tom Tregenza
  • 2001 - Rebecca Kilner
  • 2000 - Hanna Kokko
  • 1999 - Jon Swaddle
  • 1998 - Ben Sheldon
  • 1997 - Rufus Johnstone

References

  1. ↑ "ASAB". ASAB. Retrieved 2025-08-04.
  2. ↑ "Christopher Barnard Award". ASAB. Retrieved 2025-08-04.


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