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• 2018-19 - Professor Anne-Marie Minihane, University of East Anglia - Fish oils and brain health: what dose does what in whom?
• 2017-18 - Professor Anne Tybjærg-Hansen, University of Copenhagen - Familial cholesterol, an undiagnosed and undertreated disease
• 2016-17 - Professor Bill Fraser, Professor of Medicine, University of East Anglia - Give me sunshine
• 2015-16 - Professor Naveed Sattar, Professor of Metabolic Medicine, Glasgow University - Cholesterol, statins and heart attack risks: the truth of the matter
• 2013-14 Professor Ian Young, Professor of Medicine and Director of the Centre for Public Health, Queen’s University, Belfast - My cholesterol – Why is it high? How low to go?
• 2011-12 - Professor Stephen O’Rahilly, FRS, Professor of Clinical Biochemistry and Medicine, University of Cambridge - Common metabolic disease – lessons from the extreme
• 2010-11 Professor Panjaj Vadgama, Director, Interdisciplinary Research Centre in Biomedical Materials, Queen Mary, University of London - Making biosensors to track an unstable world
• 2008-09 Professor Chris Higgins, Vice-Chancellor and Warden, Durham University - Stem cells: science, medicine and ethics
• 2001-02 Professor Christopher Edwards, Vice-Chancellor - From the bedside to the bench: in support of clinical biochemistry
• 1996-97 Professor K G M M Alberti, Dean of Medicine, Ãå±±½ûµØ upon Tyne - Biochemistry in the field: From Killingworth to Kilimanjaro

• 1919 Walter J. James, MA, RE (Lord Northbourne) - The Development of Modern Landscape
• 1920 Professor William Richard Lethaby - City Improvement
• 1921 George Clausen, RA - Vermeer of Delf and Modern Painting
• 1922 Sir Thomas Walker Arnold, C I E - Survivals of Sasanian & Manichaean art in Persian painting
• 1923 William Norton Howe - The Eye of Erasmus. A scholar's Outlook upon Contemporary Art
• 1924 F Ernest Jackson - Form
• 1925 John D Revel, ARCA, RPS, ROI - Expression in Art
• 1926 Professor Arthur Mayger Hind - Etchings of Rembrandt
• 1927 Allan Durst - The Use of Material in Sculpture
• 1928 Bernard Rackham - The Art of the Italian Potter
• 1929 Lowes Dalbiac Luard - The Quest of Design. A Discussion of Method
• 1930 Hubert Wellington - Delacroix and the Centenary of the Romantic Movement
• 1931 The Right Honourable The Lord Northbourne - Imitation, Illustration and Representation
• 1932 Professor Herbert Read - The Scope of Modern Art
• 1933 Cecil Delisle Burns - The Place of the Arts in Modern Civilisation
• 1934 Dr Oskar Fischel - Supplementary Charlton Lectures: Raphael and the Sistine Chapel
• 1934 Dr Oskar Fischel - Supplementary Charlton Lectures: Two Thousand Years of the Theatre
• 1934 Eric Gill - The Place of Sculpture in Modern Civilisation
• 1935 Professor Lionel B Budden - The Place of Architecture in Modern Civilisation
• 1936 William George Constable - Mantegna and Humanism in Fifteenth Century Italy
• 1937 John Davidson Beazley - Attic White Lekythoi
• 1938 Thomas Downing Kendrick - Late Anglo Saxon and Viking Art
• 1939 Sir Kenneth Clarke - The Aesthetics of Still Life
• 1940 Charles Henry Hunter Blair - Medieval English Heraldry
• 1941 Joseph Terence Burke - Hogarth and Reynolds: a contrast in English art theory
• 1942 Professor Patrick Abercrombie - The Artists' place in the Physical Reconstruction after the War; The Place of Civic Landscape Design
• 1943 Professor Niklaus Pevsner - The Open Air Portrait. The Relation of Man to Landscape
• 1944 H Ruhemann - Routine and Inspiration in Painting
• 1945 Alan Walton - Interior Design
• 1946 David Talbot Rice - The Byzantine Element in Late Saxon Art
• 1947 Basil. Wright - The Art and Use of the Film
• 1948 John Pope Hennessey - The Interaction of Painting and Sculpture in Florence in the Fifteenth Century
• 1949 Professor Anthony Blunt - Picasso and his Work
• 1950 Rudolf. Wittkower - Bernini: The Bust of Louis XIV
• 1951 Ellis Kirkham Waterhouse - Titian: Diana and Actaeon
• 1952 R. P. Hinks (Roger Packman) - Caravaggio: Death of the Virgin
• 1954 Johannes Wilde - Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1475-1564. Victory
• 1954 T. S. R. Boase (Thomas Sherrer Ross) - Valdes Leal: Christ Bearing the Cross
• 1955 Gombrich, EH - Raphael: Madonne della Sedia
• 1956 J. M. C. Toynbee (Jocelyn M. C.) - The Flavian Reliefs from the Palazzo della Cancelleria in Rome
• 1957 Oliver Millar - Rubens: The Whitehall Ceiling
• 1958 George Heard. Hamilton - Monet: Rouen Cathedral
• 1959 Leopold D. Ettlinger - Kandinsky's 'At Rest'
• 1960 Nikolaus Pevsner Sir - The Choir of Lincoln Cathedral : an Interpretation
• 1961 Francis Watson - The Choiseul box
• 1962 Michael Levey - Tiepolo: The Banquet of Cleopatra
• 1963 Quentin. Bell - Degas: Le Viol
• 1964 Cecil Hilton Monk Gould - Michaelangelo: The Battle of Cascina
• 1965 Ronald Alley - Picasso: The Three Dancers
• 1966 Michael. Kitson - Claude Lorrain : Landscape with the Nymph Egeria
• 1967 Alan Bowness - Courbet: Atelier du Peintre
• 1968 John K. G. Shearman - Pontormo's altarpiece in S. Felicita
• 1969 Roland Penrose - Max Ernst's Celebes
• 1970 Peter Murray - Bramante: Tiempietto
• 1972 John. Golding - Boccioni's Unique Forms of Continuity in Space
• 1974 Michael. Podro - Piero della Francesco's Legend of the True Cross
• 1978 John E. C. T. White - Pieter Bruegel and the Fall of the Art Historian
• 1983 Peter. Lasko - Two Ivory Kings in the British Museum and the Norman Conquest
• 1985 Norbert Lynton - The Speaking Tower. Tatlin's Monument to the Russian Revolution
• 1991 J Dawn Ades - Surrealism and Natural History
• 1996 Dr Neil MacGregor - Rembrandt’s war heroine: The Public and their Pictures and the Portrait of Margaretha de Geer
• 1998 Sune Nordgren - From Flour Mill to Art Factory
• 2004 Giles Waterford - Below stairs: four hundred years of servant portraits
• 2012 Paul Binski - Medieval aesthetics and the heroic age of Gothic invention
• 2015 Fiona MacCarthy - Art for the people: William Morris and his legacy
• 2019 Maria Balshaw - Art history in motion: art museums and their publics in a 2020 world

List of past Fickling Lectures

• 2019-20 Professor Simon Szreter, University of Cambridge - Incentivising an ethical economics. What can we learn today from the last five centuries of our history?
• 2014-15 Sir Liam Donaldson, Chancellor of Ãå±±½ûµØ and former Chief Medical Officer for England - Sustainable healthcare: a 21st century imperative
• 2011-12 Tim Jackson, Professor of Sustainable Development, University of Surrey and Director of the Economic and Social Research Council Group on Lifestyles, Values and Environments - Where is the new economy? Prosperity, work, and sustainability ‘after the crisis’
• 2009-10 Jonathan Porritt, Founder Director of the Forum for the Future, and Chairman of the UK Sustainable Development Commission - Avoiding the ultimate recession

• 2019-20 Professor Fiona Watt, King’s College London - Understanding stem cells
• 2017-18 Professor Sir Simon Wessely, King’s College London - We need to talk about Nigel
• 2015-16 Professor Sir John Savill, Chief Executive of the Medical Research Council - The future of clinical research
• 2014-15 Professor Sir John Tooke, Vice Provost (Health), University College London and President of the Academy of Medical Sciences - Harnessing medical science for public good: the innovation challenge
• 2013-14 Professor Sir Peter Rubin, Professor of Therapeutics and Consultant Physician at the Queen’s Medical Centre, Nottingham - Doctors aren’t what they used to be
• 2012-13 Professor Sir Ian Gilmore MD FRCP, University of Liverpool - The importance of medical professionalism, leadership and advocacy in improving the nation’s health
• 2010-11 Professor Fran Balkwill, Centre Lead, Cancer and Inflammation, Queen Mary, University of London - Cures for cancer – mission possible in the twenty-first century?
• 2009-10 Riccardo Fodde, Professor of Experimental Pathology, Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam - Cancer stem cells: Are you a Chelsea or Man United supporter?
• 2004-05 Professor Robin Poole, Depts of Surgery and Medicine, McGill University, Canada Director of Joint Diseases Laboratory, Shriners Hospitals for Children Scientific Co-Director, Canadian Arthritus Network - New ways of dealing with an old problem – the fight against arthritis
• 2003-04 Dr Mark Lowdell, Senior Lecturer in Haemotology, Royal Free College Medical School - The incredible bulk: the role of the immune system in the treatment and care of leukaemia
• 2001-02 Professor Scott Friedman, Professor of Medicine and Director of Liver Research, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York - The new frontier in liver disease: mechanisms and treatment of hepatic fibrosis
• 2000-01 Professor W Löwenberg, Professor of Haematology, Erasmus University, Rotterdam - Leukaemia in the 21st century
• 1999-00 Professor Reinhard Hohlfeld, Institute of Clinical Neuroimmunology, University of Munich - When the immune system attacks the nervous system
• 1997-98 Professor Leslie L Robison, Director, Division of Paediatric Epidemiology and Clinical Research, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis - Why do children get cancer?
• 1993-94 Professor Robert W Barnes, Chairman of the Department of Surgery, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences - But can he/she operate? Teaching and evaluating surgical skill
• 1991-92 Professor J R Turtle, University of Sydney, Australia - Title unknown
• 1989-90 Dr Louis Lasagna, Dean, Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences, Tufts University, USA - Is medicine the new ‘dismal science’?
• 1987-88 Professor Michiel J Janse, Professor of Experimental Cardiology, University of Amsterdam - Electricity rules the heart
• 1986-87 Caroline Breese Hall, George Washington Golder Professor of Paediatrics and Medicine, University of Rochester, N.Y. - Taking colds to Ãå±±½ûµØ
• 1985-86 Donald Campbell, Professor of Anaesthesia, University of Glasgow - The Hunterian Legacy – A tale of two brothers

• 1928-1929 C C J Webb - Religion and the thought of to-day
• 1929-1930 W M Thornton OBE - The scientific background of the Christian Creeds
• 1930-1931 The Revd O C Quick - Philosophy and the cross
• 1931-1932 Sir J Arthur Thomson - Purpose in evolution
• 1932-1933 The Very Revd William Ralph Inge - The eternal values
• 1933-1934 J L Stocks - On the nature and grounds of religious belief
• 1934-1935 Bronislaw Malinowski - The foundations of faith and morals: an anthropological analysis of primitive beliefs and conduct with special reference to the fundamental problems of religion and ethics
• 1935-1936 Charles E Raven - Evolution and the Christian concept of god 1936-1937 Tom Hatherley Pear Religion and contemporary psychology
• 1937-1938 FM Powicke - History, freedom and religion
• 1938-1939 William George De Burgh - Knowledge of the individual
• 1940-1941 Robert H Thouless - Conventionalization and Assimilation in religious movements as problems in social psychology – with special mention to the development of Buddhism and Christianity
• 1941-1942 William Henry Bragg - Science and faith
• 1942-1943 Edmund Taylor Whittaker - The beginning and end of the world
• 1943-1944 C S Lewis - The abolition of man (or Reflections on education with special reference to the teaching of English in the upper forms of school)
• 1944-1945 Lord Eustace Percy - The unknown state: a plea for the study of government
• 1945-1946 John Baillie - What is Christian civilisation?
• 1946-1947 Michael Polyani - Science, faith and society
• 1947-1948 A D Ritchie - Science and politics
• 1948-1949 I A Richmond - Archaeology and the after-life in Pagan and Christian imagery
• 1949-1950 Sir Walter Moberly - Responsibility
• 1950-1951 Sir Frederic Bartlett CBE - Religion as experience, belief, action
• 1951-1952 Sir Herbert Butterfield - Christianity in European history
• 1952-1953 H A Hodges - Languages, standpoints and attitudes
• 1953-1954 C A Coulson - Christianity in an age of science
• 1954-1955 Sir Thomas Murray Taylor - The discipline of virtue
• 1955-1956 Reginald O Kapp - Facts and faith: the dual nature of reality
• 1956-1957 Helen Gardner - The limits of literary criticism: reflections on the interpretation of poetry and scripture 1957-1958 H G Wood Freedom and necessity in history
• 1957-1958 Sir Russell Brain - The Nature of Experience
• 1958-1959 The Rev WA Whitehouse - Order, Goodness and Glory: a religious view of nature
• 1959-1960 Mrs NK Chadwick - The Age of the Saints – a literary and historical study of the early Celtic Church
• 1960-1961 Dr WH Thorpe - Biology and the Nature of Man
• 1961-1962 DL Munby, MA - The Idea of a Secular Society
• 1963-1964 Professor the Rev Canon IT Ramsey - Christian Discourse and Argument
• 1964-1965 A MacIntyre MA - Secularization and Moral Change
• 1965-1966 Professor David Daube - Collaboration with Tyranny in Rabbinic Law
• 1966-1967 Professor CH Waddington - Biology and Human Purpose
• 1968-1969 Professor RC Zaehner - Dialectical Christianity and Christian Materialism
• 1969-1970 Dr Christopher Hill - Antichrist in Seventeenth Century England
• 1970-1971 Professor DM Mackinnon - Some Reflections on the Relation of Religion and Ethics
• 1971-1972 Professor Desmond Pond - The Deserted Temple
• 1972-1973 Professor Kathleen Coburn - The Self Conscious Imagination: a Consideration of Coleridge’s Notebooks
• 1974-1975 Dr B R Wilson - Contemporary Transformations of Religion
• 1976-1977 Professor DM Mackay - Science, Change and Providence
• 1978-1979 Professor JH Hick - Meaning and Experience in Religion
• 1980-1981 Dr Geza Vermez - The Gospel of Jesus the Jew
• 1982-1983 Professor Cyril Mango - How Constantinople Became the New Jerusalem
• 1984-1985 Professor John Bowker - Licensed Insanities: Religions and the Belief in God
• 1986-1987 Professor DZ Phillips - Gods Word and Our Words
• 1988-1989 Professor Stanley Hauerwas - Happiness, the Life of Virtue and Fellowship
• 1990-1991 Rev Dr John Polkinghorne - Reason and Reality – The Interaction of Science and Theology
• 1992-1993 Chief Rabbi Dr Jonathan Sacks - Judaism and Contemporary Moral Dilemmas
• 1994-1995 Lord Walton of Detchant - Dilemmas of Life and Death
• 1996-1997 Dr John Habgood - Are Persons Possible?
• 1998-1999 Professor Sarah Coakley - Knowing Otherwise: Gender, Philosophy and ‘Religious Experience’
• 2000-2001 Archbishop Rowan Williams - Temptation and self-knowledge: how early Christianity shapes the modern self
• 2002-2003 Professor Eamon Duffy - People Praying
• 2005-2006 Dame Elizabeth Butler-Sloss - Judicial perspectives on ethical dilemmas
• 2007-2008 Professor Alister McGrath - Standing on the shore of the ocean of truth
• 2010-2011 Professor Richard Bauckham - Our ecological woes: a Christian response
• 2011-2012 Father Timothy Radcliffe - Imagining Christian truth
• 2013-2014 Baroness Ilora Finlay - The challenges of terminal illness
• 2017-2018 Sir James Macmillan - A Catholic composer’s perspective on musical and extra-musical Considerations in the modern world
• 2019-2020 Lucy Winkett - Good news in an age of fake news? The place of mercy in a post-truth society

• 19 January 1978 - Dame Veronica Wedgwood, DBE, CM - The English Civil War in Perspective
• 10 March 1980 - Dame Josephine Barnes, DBE FR CP FR CS FROOG - Twentieth Century Gynaecologist
• 22 October 1981 - Professor Dorothy M Hodgkin, OM FRS Nobel Laureate - On Making Peace Possible
• 10 November 1983 - Jean Floud, CBE BSc (Econ) MA HonLittD HonDLitt - Dangerousness and the Law: Risk, Uncertainty and the Protection of the Public
• 17 November 1985 - Baroness Platt of Writtle - Making Equal Opportunities a Reality
• 20 March 1990 - Mrs Mary Midgley - Why the Environment Matters
• 20 October 1993 - Dr Sheila Cassidy - Living with Fear
• 19 October 1995 - Bridget Kendall MBE - Russia and America: a Correspondent’s View
• 27 November 1997 - Ann Paludan - Reading Chinese Sculpture: A New Look at a Great Sculptural Tradition 
• 14 October 1999 - Professor Dame Jessica Rawson - Ancestral Spirits and Extraordinary Deities: Religious Change in Ancient China
• 2 May 2002 - Libby Purves - A free woman?
• 2 March 2004 - Rabbi Julia Neuberger DBE - The Moral State We’re In
• 21 November 2006 - Jane Glover - Mozart’s Women
• 30 October 2008 - Professor Jocelyn Bell Burnell - A Female Astronomer Reflects
• 17 May 2011 - Shami Chakrabarti, Director of Liberty - Common values, common politics: human rights in a new era of British Government
• 24 October 2013 - Camila Batmanghelidjh, Founder and Chief Executive of Kids Company - Scaffolding and care
• 9 December 2014 - Uta Frith, Emeritus Professor of Cognitive Development, University College London - A little bit autistic?
• 8 May 2018 - Nicola LeFanu, Composer - A composer’s half-century