European Latsis Prize Laureates
- 1998 (Electron Microscopy)—Pierre A. Stadelmann
- 1999 (Research and/or Innovation in Education)—Jürgen Baumert
- 2000 (Molecular Structure)—Kenneth Holmes
- 2001 (Climate Research)—André Berger
- 2002 (Cognitive Sciences)—Annette Karmiloff-Smith
- 2003 (Archaeology)—Colin Renfrew
- 2004 (Bioinformatics)—Amos Bairoch
- 2005 (Nano-engineering)—Donal Bradley
- 2006 (Immigration and Social Cohesion in Modern Societies)—Rainer Bauböck
- 2007 (Medical Imaging)—Willi Kalender
- 2008 (Astrophysics)—Simon White
- 2009 (The Human Brain – The Human Mind)—Uta Frith, Chris Frith
- 2010 (Biodiversity)—Ilkka Hanski
- 2011 (Demography) – James Vaupel
- 2012 (Mathematics) - Uffe Haagerup
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