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= Derek Denny-Brown Award = The Derek Denny-Brown Award is the American Neurological Association’s most prestigious award. It recognizes neurologists and neuroscientists who have made outstanding basic and clinical scientific advances toward the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and cure of neurological diseases. This award was initially given to a newly elected member of the Association who had achieved significant stature in neurological research. In 2011, this award was divided into two parts: basic science and clinical science.

The award includes a commemorative plaque, a $1,000 prize, and a presentation at the American Neurological Association annual meeting. The award is named after Derek Denny-Brown, a New Zealand-born neurologist who made significant contributions to the neurology field, and a former president of the American Neurological Association.

Recipients
Source: American Neurological Association

2019: Cassie Mitchell, Michael Fox, and Brandon Westover

2018: Peter K. Todd, Lauren Sansing, and Alice Chen-Plotkin

2017: Kevin Sheth, Lesli Skolarus, and Conrad Weihl

2016: Robert Baloh, Glen Jickling, and Alex R. Paciorkowski

2015: Annapurna Poduri, Erik Roberson, and Daniel Reich

2014: Alica M. Goldman and Leigh Hochberg

2013: Kevin Kerber and J. Paul Taylor

2012: Dawn Kleindorfer and Bryan Traynor

2011: Reisa Sperling and Jay A. Gottfried

2010: Dane Chetkovich

2009: Carsten G. Bonnemann and Ming Guo

2008: Christine Klein

2007: Douglas A. Kerr

2006: Scott Small

2005: Ahmet Hoke

2004: Daniel H. Geschwind

2003: Argye E. Hillis

2002: Jonathan W. Mink and Jonathan K. Fink

2001: Bruce A. Yankner

2000: Stephen C. Cannon

1999: Christopher Walsh

1998: Robert B. Darnell

1997: Louis J. Ptacek

1996: Ted M. Dawson

1995: Donald R. Johns

1994: Huda Zoghbi

1993: Allan Levey

1992: M. Flint Beal