Prix Michel-Sarrazin

The Prix Michel-Sarrazin is awarded in honour of Michel Sarrazin (1659-1734) who was the first Canadian scientist. It is awarded annually to a celebrated Quebecois scientist who, by their dynamism and productivity, have contributed in an important way to the advancement of research biomedical.

Winners

• 1977 - Michel Chrétien
• 1978 - Jean-Marie Delage
• 1979 - Guy Lemieux
• 1980 - Charles P. Leblond
• 1981 - René Simard
• 1982 - Louis Poirier
• 1983 - André Barbeau
• 1984 - Jacques R. Ducharme
• 1985 - André Lanthier
• 1986 - Claude Fortier
• 1987 - Domenico Regoli
• 1988 - Charles Scriver
• 1989 - Serge Carrière
• 1990 - Fernand Labrie
• 1991 - Étienne LeBel
• 1992 - Réginald Nadeau
• 1993 - Claude C. Roy
• 1994 - Jacques Leblanc
• 1995 - Clarke Fraser
• 1996 - Jacques Genest
• 1997 - Samuel Solomon
• 1998 - Jacques de Champlain
• 1999 - Claude Laberge
• 2000 - Martial G. Bourassa
• 2001 - Jean Davignon
• 2002 - Brenda Milner
• 2003 - Peter T. Macklem
• 2004 - Francis Glorieux
• 2005 - Serge W. Levy
• 2006 - Pavel Hamet