Young Researcher Prize10 Oral presentations are expected this year.
A scientific committee will select abstracts that will be presented during the “Young researcher prize session”.
Do not worry, if your research work is not selected for an oral presentation. It will be presented as poster that will be discussed in a specific session.
We encourage any research in a field of vascular biomaterials 1500€, 1000€ and 500€.
The prize of 3000 € will be shared among 3 best communications made by a young researcher or a young medical physician in the field of vascular biomaterials.
This Year the jury will be composed of:
This year the prize is endorsed by the CNRS (National Center for Scientific Research, France), and will be offered by Alsace Biovalley and Pôle de Compétitivité Fibres, France.
To participate, researchers should be less than 35 years-old. They have to send their abstracts before March 15 th, 2013.
For informations and submission, see : Call for abstracts
In 1999, the European Symposium for Vascular Biomaterials decided to create Young Researcher Award in order to recognize innovative, outstanding research work performed by young researchers early in their careers, in the field of vascular biomaterials.
Previous winners of the Prize
2011
Stefan WEINANDY, PhD, Student at University Hospital Aachen, Germany
for work titled: “The Biostent-Novel concept of a viable stent structure”.
2009
Claudio CAPELLI, PhD student at University College of London
for work titled : “Finite element testing in patients of a new percutaneous pulmonary valve device”.
2007
Laura INDOLFI, PhD student at CRIB - Interdisciplinary Research Center on Biomaterials, University of Naples Federico II, Italy
for work titled : “Drug eluting stents : novel approach for multifactorial controlled release”.
Sébastien FRANCOIS, PhD student at Surface Engineering Laboratory, Laval University, Quebec, Canada
for work titled : “Effect of textile micro-texture on the adhesion and proliferation of endothelial cells”.
2005
Silvia SCHIEVANO, Great Ormond Street Hospital, University College of London, London, UK
for work titled : “Rapid prototyping into the study of percutaneous valved stent implantation”. |
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