Young Investigator Awards

Conditions and eligibility of applicants

All pre-doctoral students and MD and post doctoral trainees with no more than 3 years post-doctoral research training are eligible for these prestigious awards.

If you wish to be considered for an award:

  • You must submit an abstract as the presenting author (usually this means first author).

  • Send a letter of application including a personal presentation of you and your work.

  • Also included in the application:

    • A statement clarifying your personal amount of work versus your supervisor and co-authors.
    • A copy of your abstract.
    • An extended abstract (4 A4 pages).
    • Your CV.

  • All this should be sent to the President of the Society (paul.chazot@histamineresearch.com)

by January 18th, 2013.

It is anticipated that the first and second prize winners will be invited to publish their papers in Inflammation Research.
The papers will undergo the normal reviewing process. However, if another journal is more suitable for the work, an acknowledgement that the work has been awarded a Young Investigators Award by the EHRS must be included.

The eligibility of the candidates will be judged by the Bursaries and Awards Committee, composed of Officers of the Society and Council members. The committee will select ca. 5 finalists, who will receive a certificate and a cash award and/or a prize.

The finalists present their work at a 10 min oral presentation followed by a 5 min discussion.

Depending on the number and quality of the applicants, awards may also be made for Poster presentations.

 

Student bursaries

Student bursaries of up to 500 Euro will be offered under the following conditions:

  • Applicants must be of pre-doctoral status (i.e. pre-PhD. or equivalent).

  • Applicants must be members of the Society or have applied to become members of the Society.

  • A letter of recommendation from the supervisor including confirmation of the status of the student must be enclosed.

  • The applicant must be the presenting author of a submitted abstract and must be able to defend the aim, results and conclusions of the study. A copy of the abstract must be enclosed.
  • Curriculum vitae, as well as a letter of application from the student, should be enclosed. This letter should state why the student feels that should be awarded a bursary, as well as details of any other sources of funding that he can access.

  • Normally only one studentship will be available per Department. If more than one student from a Department applies, the supervisor/Head of Department should rank the candidates.

 

Applications should be sent to the President of the Society, by email (Student bursaries of up to 500 Euro will be offered under the following conditions:

  • Applicants must be of pre-doctoral status (i.e. pre-PhD. or equivalent).

  • Applicants must be members of the Society or have applied to become members of the Society.

  • A letter of recommendation from the supervisor including confirmation of the status of the student must be enclosed.

  • The applicant must be the presenting author of a submitted abstract and must be able to defend the aim, results and conclusions of the study. A copy of the abstract must be enclosed.

  • Curriculum vitae, as well as a letter of application from the student, should be enclosed. This letter should state why the student feels that they should be awarded a bursary, as well as details of any other sources of funding that they can access.

  • Normally only one studentship will be available per Department. If more than one student from a Department applies, the supervisor/Head of Department should rank the candidates.

  • Applications should be sent to the President of the Society, by email (paul.chazot@histamineresearch.com)

  • All applications should be received by the 11th January 2013.