The Nomination Database for the
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1901-1953

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Year	Nominator	Nominee(s)	Motivation
1918	Bayliss	Sherrington	Extensive research on the central nervous system and especially the fundamental work on the various factors concerned in reflex action.	Show »
1918	Cushny	Sherrington	Work on the central nervous system.	Show »
1918	Starling	Sherrington	Work on the central nervous system.	Show »
1921	Dendy	Morgan	Work on heredity and especially the role played by the chromosomes.	Show »
1921	Donnan	Sherrington	The fundamental work on the correlation and coordination of the complex system of nerve-muscle reactions.	Show »
1921	Elliot Smith	Head	Work on the relationship between the cerebro-spinal and sympathetic systems.	Show »
1921	Newham	Manson	The discovery of the role played by the mosquito in the transmission of filariasis.	Show »
1924	Hill	Einthoven Lewis	Einthoven: The invention and design of the string galvanometer, its application to the exact analysis of the heart-beat. Lewis: Work on fibrillation and flutter of the auricles.	Show »
1926	Hill	Sherrington Magnus	C. Sherrington: Work on segmental innervation, the physiology of reflex action, "decerebrate rigidity" and tonus, and on the function of the cerebral cortex. R. Magnus: Studies of posture and its dependence on the labyrinths and proprioceptive pathways from muscles and joints.	Show »
1927	Hill	Sherrington Magnus	C. Sherrington: Work on segmental innervation, the physiology of reflex action, "decerebrate rigidity" and tonus, and on the function of the cerebral cortex. R. Magnus: Studies of posture and its dependence on the labyrinths and proprioceptive pathways from muscles and joints.	Show »

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