William C. Rose Award

The William C. Rose Award from the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology ( ASBMB ) is awarded for outstanding achievements in biochemistry and molecular biology. In addition, the winners should be dedicated to the training of young scientists. It is named after William Cumming Rose nutritionists (1887-1985), a professor at the University of Illinois and discoverer of threonine.

Award winners

• Lynne E. Maquat 2014
• 2013 Ivan Đikić
• 2012 Susan Marqusee
• 2011 Melissa J. Moore
• 2010 Daniel Herschlag
• 2009 Sandra Schmid
• 2008 John D. Scott
• 2007 Susan S. Taylor
• 2006 William L. Smith
• 2005 Frederick Guengerich
• 2004 Sunney I. Chan
• 2003 Jack E. Dixon
• 2002 Gordon Hammes
• 2001 Marc W. Kirschner
• 2000 Rowena G. Matthews
• 1999 Richard W. Hanson
• 1998 Robert D. Simoni
• 1997 Charles Yanofsky
• 1996 Julius Adler
• 1995 Celia White Tabor, Herbert Tabor
• 1994 Robert H. Abeles
• 1993 Irving M. Klotz
• 1992 Eugene P. Kennedy
• 1991 Robert L. Hill
• 1990 Harland G. Wood
• 1989 Paul D. Boyer
• 1988 Henry A. Lardy
• 1987 Theresa C. Stadtman
• 1986 Irwin C. Gunsalus
• 1985 Esmond E. Snell
• 1984 Alton Meister
• 1983 Robert T. Schimke
• 1982 Hector F. DeLuca
• 1981 M. Daniel Lane
• 1980 Bert L. Vallee
• 1979 Minor J. Coon