The Weigle lecture - Molecular Biology

The Weigle lecture honors the memory of Jean Weigle, who was instrumental for the development of Molecular Biology in Geneva (for more information, please read the page referring to the history of our Department). Almost every year, a well-respected scientist in the field of Molecular Biology, is invited to give the Weigle lecture and in doing so, to honor Jean Weigle.

Jean Weigle Lecturers

2019	Prof. Emmanuelle Charpentier	[ ]
2017	Prof. Patrick CRAMER	[ ]
2016	Prof. Elena CONTI
2015	Prof. Joan A. STEITZ	[ ]
2014	Prof. Titia de LANGE	[ ]
2013	Prof. Sir Paul NURSE	[ ]	Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2001
2012	Prof. Robert ROEDER	[ ]
2011	Prof. Hans CLEVERS
2010	Prof. Steven McKNIGHT
2009	Prof. Kim NASMYTH	[ ]
2002	Prof. Ira HERSKOWITZ	[ ]
2001	Prof. Harry NOLLER	[ ]
2001	Prof. E. Peter GEIDUSCHEK
1999	Prof. Gottfried SCHATZ	[ ]
1998	Prof. Elliot MEYEROWITZ	[ ]
1996	Prof. James E. DARNELL	[ ]
1994	Prof. Jack W. SZOSTAK	[ ]	Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2009
1994	Prof. Thomas A. STEITZ	[ ]	Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2009
1991	Prof. David LUCK
1990	Prof. Franklin W. STAHL	[ ]
1989	Dr. Aaron KLUG	[ ]	Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1982
1988	Prof. Bruce ALBERTS	[ ]
1986	Prof. Dale KAISER
1986	Prof. David S. HOGNESS
1984	Prof. Gunther STENT	[ ]
1983	Prof. Matthew MESELSON	[ ]
1982	Prof. Edouard KELLENBERGER
1981	Prof. Francis H.C. CRICK	[ ]	Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1962
1980	Dr. Sydney BRENNER	[ ]	Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2002
1978	Prof. James D. WATSON	[ ]	Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1962
1977	Prof. Werner ARBER	[ ]	Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1978
1974	Prof. Niels K. JERNE	[ ]	Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1984
1973	Prof. Seymour BENZER	[ ]
1972	Prof. François JACOB	[ ]	Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1965
1970	Prof. Max DELBRÜCK	[ ]	Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1969
1969	Dr. Robert EDGAR