TheFullerian Chairs at theRoyal Institution inLondon,England, were established byJohn 'Mad Jack' Fuller.

• 1834–1837Peter Mark Roget
• 1837–1838Robert Edmond Grant
• 1841–1844Thomas Rymer Jones
• 1844–1848William Benjamin Carpenter
• 1848–1851William W. Gull
• 1851–1855Thomas Wharton Jones
• 1855–1858Thomas Henry Huxley
• 1858–1862Richard Owen
• 1862–1865John Marshall
• 1865–1869Thomas Henry Huxley
• 1869–1872Michael Foster
• 1872–1875William Rutherford
• 1875–1878Alfred Henry Garrod
• 1878–1881Edward Albert Sharpey-Schafer
• 1881–1884John Gray McKendrick
• 1884–1886Arthur Gamgee
• 1887 (vacant)
• 1888–1891George John Romanes
• 1891–1894Victor Horsley
• 1894–1897Charles Stewart
• 1897–1898Augustus Desiré Waller
• 1898–1901Ray Lankester
• 1901–1904Allan Macfadyen
• 1904–1906Louis Compton Miall
• 1906–1909William Stirling
• 1909–1912Frederick Walker Mott
• 1912–1915William Bateson^[1]
• 1915–1918Charles Scott Sherrington
• 1918–1924Arthur Keith
• 1924–1927Joseph Barcroft
• 1927–1930Julian Sorell Huxley
• 1930–1933John Burdon Sanderson Haldane
• 1933–1935Grafton Elliot Smith
• 1935–1937Edward Mellanby
• 1937–1941Frederick Keeble
• 1941–1944Jack Cecil Drummond
• 1944–1947James Gray
• 1947–1953Edward James Salisbury
• 1953–1957Harold Munro Fox
• 1957–1961John Zachary Young
• 1961–1967Richard John Harrison
• 1967–1973Andrew Fielding Huxley
• 1973–1979Max Ferdinand Perutz
• 1979–1985David Chilton Phillips
• 1985–1991John Bertrand Gurdon
• 1991–1999Anne McLaren
• 1999–2009Susan Greenfield

• "Fullerian Professors of Physiology and Comparative Anatomy". The Royal Institution of Great Britain. 2012. Retrieved12 January 2015.

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