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Princess of Asturias Award for Technical and Scientific Research winners by year

Princess of Asturias Foundation · Science prize · usually Jun · next expected Jun 2027

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20263 winners

David KlenermanDavid KlenermanUniversity of CambridgeSource ↗
Pascal MayerAlphanosos; Strasbourg UniversitySource ↗

20251 winner

Mary-Claire KingUniversity of WashingtonSource ↗

20245 winners

Daniel J. DruckerLunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, Mount Sinai Hospital; University of TorontoSource ↗
Jeffrey M. FriedmanThe Rockefeller UniversitySource ↗
Jens Juul HolstUniversity of CopenhagenSource ↗
Joel F. HabenerHarvard Medical School; Massachusetts General HospitalSource ↗
Svetlana MojsovThe Rockefeller UniversitySource ↗

20233 winners

Bonnie L. BasslerBonnie L. BasslerPrinceton UniversitySource ↗
E. Peter GreenbergWashington UniversitySource ↗
Jeffrey GordonWashington University in St. LouisSource ↗

20224 winners

Geoffrey HintonGeoffrey HintonUniversity of Toronto; Vector InstituteSource ↗
Yann LeCunNew York University; Facebook AI ResearchSource ↗
Yoshua BengioUniversity of Montreal; MilaSource ↗

20217 winners

Derrick RossiDerrick RossiModerna (founder)Source ↗
Drew WeissmanPerelman School of Medicine, University of PennsylvaniaSource ↗
Philip FelgnerUniversity of California, IrvineSource ↗
Sarah GilbertUniversity of OxfordSource ↗
About this award

Spain's award for scientific and technical research of international significance; recent laureates include pioneers of deep learning and generative AI.

EditionAnnouncedWinnersSource
20263
20251
20245
20233
20224
20217

The next date is an estimate from the months past editions were announced (Jun); it changes when Princess of Asturias Foundation announces one.

New winnersSep 25, 2026Editions 2021 to 2026 loaded with 23 winners; the 2026 edition named David Klenerman and 2 others.
Award addedSep 25, 2026Now tracked: Spain's award for scientific and technical research of international significance.