The Medawar Lecture is an annual lecture organized by the Royal Society, named after Sir Peter Medawar, a British biologist and Nobel laureate recognized for his work in immunology and tissue transplantation. The lecture series honors his contributions to science and is aimed at promoting public understanding of science. The Medawar Lecture typically features a prominent scientist or researcher who presents an engaging talk on a topic that reflects the latest developments in the biological sciences or related fields.
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