The Vilcek Foundation
Vilcek Prizes

The Vilcek Foundation

Section Title: Vilcek Prizes
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Name	Year	Category	Country of Birth

Angelika Amon	2019	Biomedical Science	Austria

Marcus Samuelsson	2019	Culinary Arts	Ethiopia

Alexander Rudensky	2018	Biomedical Science	Russia

Teddy Cruz	2018	Architecture	Guatemala

Lily Jan Yuh Nung Jan	2017	Biomedical Science	China

Nari Ward	2017	Fine Arts	Jamaica

Dan Littman	2016	Biomedical Science	Romania

Blanka Zizka	2016	Theatre	Czech Republic

Peter Walter	2015	Biomedical Science	Germany

Andrew Bolton	2015	Fashion	United Kingdom

Thomas Jessell	2014	Biomedical Science	United Kingdom

Neri Oxman	2014	Design	Israel

Richard Flavell Ruslan Medzhitov	2013	Biomedical Science	United Kingdom Uzbekistan

Yo-Yo Ma	2013	Contemporary Music	France (to Chinese parents)

Carlos Bustamante	2012	Biomedical Science	Peru

Mikhail Baryshnikov	2012	Dance	Latvia (to Russian parents)

Titia de Lange	2011	Biomedical Science	Netherlands

Charles Simic	2011	Literature	Yugoslavia

Alexander Varshavsky	2010	Biomedical Science	Russia

José Andrés	2010	Culinary Arts	Spain

Huda Zoghbi	2009	Biomedical Science	Lebanon

Mike Nichols	2009	Filmmaking	Germany

Inder Verma	2008	Biomedical Science	India

Osvaldo Golijov	2008	Music	Argentina

Rudolf Jaenisch	2007	Biomedical Science	Germany

Denise Scott Brown	2007	Architecture	Zambia

Joan Massagué	2006	Biomedical Science	Spain

Christo and Jeanne-Claude	2006	Fine Art	Bulgaria, Morocco (to French parents)

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