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Lelio Orci

Lelio Orci was an Italian scientist in the field of endocrinology and diabetes and emeritus professor in the Department of Morphology at the University of Geneva Medical School.

Awards
• 1973 : Minkowski Prize (European Association for the Study of Diabetes) • 1977 : Nessim-Habif World Prize, University of Geneva • 1979 : Fernand Tissot Prize • 1978 : Mack-Foster Award (European Society for Clinical Investigation) • 1978 : David Rumbough Award (American Juvenile Diabetes Foundation) • 1981 : Banting Medal (American Diabetes Association) • 1983 : Dale Medal (Society for Endocrinology) • 1985 : King Faisal International Prize for Medicine • 1986 : Otto Naegeli Prize for Medicine • 1986 : Special Golgi Award (European Association for the Study of Diabetes) • 1987 : Morgagni Medal (G.B. Morgagni International Prizes) • 1991 : Elliot P. Joslin Award (Massachusetts Affiliate of the American Diabetes Association) • 1998 : Member of the Senate of the Swiss Academy of Medical Sciences • 1998 : Foreign Member of National Academy of Sciences • 1999 : Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science • 2000 : Lucien Dautrebande Triennial Prize (The Physiopathology Foundation) • 2007 : Leon Lombarti Prize • Order of Commander of Honor by the Italian Government The Lelio Orci Award for advances in cell biology was established in 2015. == Personal life ==
Personal life
In a 2020 obituary, Orci was described as having a "strong, flamboyant personality" and "infectious enthusiasm" for science. He traveled rarely, instead working long hours in his laboratory. Orci had a wife, Catherine, and three children. == References ==
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