Waynflete Professors of Physiology
- 1882–1905 John Scott Burdon-Sanderson
- 1905–1913 Francis Gotch
- 1913–1935 Charles Scott Sherrington
- 1936–1939 John Mellanby
- 1940–1960 Edward George Tandy Liddell
- 1960–1967 George Lindor Brown
- 1968–1979 David Whitteridge
- 1979–2007 Colin Blakemore
- 2008– Gero Miesenböck
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