Ben Haneman Memorial Conference Grants

Ben Haneman Memorial Prize Winners 2006-2018


2017	Eugenia	Pacitti	Monash University	Winner	Exhibiting War Pathology: the display of an Australian war wound collection
2015	Caitlin	Mahar	Melbourne University	Winner	The Good Death: The Development of Medical Management of the Dying in Nineteenth-Century Britain
2013	Veronika	Neuzilova	Griffith University	Winner	The oil of the dugong: Towards a transnational history of an Indigenous medicine
2011	Clare	Parker	University of Adelaide	Winner	Thalidomide, foetal deformities and the legal abortion debate
2009	Katrina	Ford	University of Auckland	Winner	A menace to the wellbeing of the European: Public health, germs and race in New Zealand 1900-1914
2007	Edward	McMahon		Winner	The bone is pointed: Aboriginality and "psychogenic death" in the colonial imagination
2006	Kirsty	Harris	University of Melbourne	Winner	In the "grey battalion": Launceston General Hospital nurses on active service in WWI
2017	Lea	Doughty	Otago University	Finalist	Right to Refuse: Compsulory Vaccination in the NZ Armed Forces During WWI
2017	David	Roth	Australian National University	Finalist	Chemical restraint at Callan Park Hospital for the Insane before 1900
2015	Leah	Astbury	Cambridge University UK	Finalist	The Management of Pregnancy in Seventeenth-Century England
2015	Markus	Wahl	University of Kent UK	Finalist	‘Women are the problem’: Stigmatisation and sexually transmitted infections in post-war East Germany
2015	Mark	Neuendorf	University of Adelaide	Finalist	Emotions, Print Culture, and the Makings of British Psychiatry
2011	Patricia	Seery	Murdoch University	Finalist
2011	Nils	Hansson	Lund University, Sweden	Finalist	Foreign Physicians in the Third Reich
2009	Marianna	Stylianou	Monash University	Finalist	‘It is one thing for Chairman Mao … quite another for us': health education during the Cold War era
2009	Kim	Hajek	University of Qld	Finalist	The tension between scientific and therapeutic aspirations in the Nancy-Salpêtrière disputes over hypnotism