 This is the Association’s most prestigious scientific award. The award consists of £1,000 together with a medal and is presented to the author of the best research work delivered at the Annual Scientific Meeting.
The person reading the paper must be the principal research worker and have been qualified for less than fifteen years. In the case of multiple-author papers, the Medal will be presented to the person reading the paper and the award may be divided between authors. The paper should have a scientific basis and clinical application; case reports and audit reports should not be submitted. The paper must not have been submitted previously to any other national or international association nor published in any Journal at the time of submission. Short listed papers which are found to have been presented elsewhere, or have been accepted for presentation elsewhere, will be disqualified. If selected, competitors will be required to submit a manuscript suitable for publication. The Moynihan Prize paper shall become the property of the Association and will normally be published online on the British Journal of Surgery's website and in the ASGBI Abstract Book. Papers submitted but not short listed for the Moynihan Prize will be considered for the Short Paper sessions of the Meeting. Winner of the 2007 Moynihan Prize: 2nd Moynihan Prize Winner: 3rd Moynihan Prize Winner:
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