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At its biennial international conferences, the ESM grants the following awards to researchers in all stages of their individual career.
Next time, the awards will be given during the 26th European Congress for Microcirculation in Munich, October 13-16, 2011.
The Malpighi Award: Deadline for nominations is extended to May 31, 2011
Servier Award in Microcirculation : deadline June 30, 2011
Van Leeuwenhoek distinctive Travel Award : deadline June 20, 2011
JVR/ESM Prize : all papers published in 2009 and 2010
Lars-Erik Gelin Conference Travel Award : see registration form for Munich 2011
Young Investigators Award - ESM/GfMVB : see registration form for Munich 2011
Honorary Membership of the ESM
Herman Rein Prize - GfMVB : see GfMVB website for details ()
Aimago-ESM Award for research in Clinical Microcirculation : first presented in Munich 2011
Click here for a list of awards of other societies.
This most prestigious award of the ESM recognizes scientific achievements of a longer scientific career. It aims at researchers who are active in the field and stand out by their publications and scientific contributions, by their service to the entire field of microcirculatory and vascular biology research, and by their promotion of younger scientists. All Malpighi Awardees are Honorary Members and get free life membership to the ESM.
Nominations by national societies as well as by individual members of the ESM are welcome. They should include a two-page C.V., a publication list and a short description of the nominee's scientific contributions justifying the suggestion.
The awardee is invited to give the Malpighi lecture at the European Congress for Microcirculation in Munich, October 13-16, 2011. Furthermore, he will be asked to write a review for the Journal of Vascular Research.
The deadline for nominations (not applications) is May 31, 2011
| Malpighi Award 2011: Prof. dr. Axel Pries Charité Berlin, Germany |
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This award is offered by SERVIER (donation 4,000 €) in partnership with the European Society for Microcirculation for an outstanding publication on microcirculation/vascular biology research in the experimental or the clinical environment. The project proposed must be original research, of international relevance and significant value and be consistent with the main objectives of the ESM. If you or one of your colleagues have published a very significant study during the last two years, please apply (or nominate a colleague) for this award!
Deadline June 30, 2011
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| Servier Award 2006: Dr. Terhi Kärpänen Molecular/Cancer Biology Lab, University of Helsinki, Finland in recognition of the article "Defective valves and abnormal mural cell recruitment underlie lymphatic vascular failure in lymphedema distichiasis" by T.V. Petrova, T. Kärpänen, C. Normén, R. Mellor, T. Tamakoshi, D. Finegold, R. Ferrell, D. Kerjaschki, P. Mortimer, S. Ylä-Herttuala, N. Miura & K. Alitalo Nature Medicine 10:974-981 (2004) |
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This award entails a donation of 2,500 € to allow younger researchers (less than 12 years after examination) in the area of microcirculatory and vascular biology research to visit research laboratories to learn new techniques and discuss topics, methods and perspectives with established researchers. A number of centers of reference within Europe, most of them led by members of the Society, are willing to consider applications to host such visits. In addition, the recipient of the award is free to suggest other laboratories and places. Personal applications as well as suggestions are invited. The candidate - who does not need to be an ESM member - should provide a two-page curriculum vitae and a detailed section on scientific development and future perspectives. The proposed place(s) and research lab(s) to be visited should be indicated describing the future benefit of the visit to the candidate's research. The top ranking application will be rewarded by a free subscription of the Journal of Vascular Research for two years.
Deadline June 20, 2011
| Van Leeuwenhoek distinctive Travel Award 2008: Dr. Jürgen Schymeinsky Institute of Physiology, LMU Munich, Germany |
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All papers published in JVR will be eligible to enter for the JVR/ESM prize. $ 1,000 will be presented to the first author of the most prestigious paper, as judged by a panel of experts made up of 3 ESM members and 3 JVR editors. The awardee will be given free membership of the ESM for 4 years. Furthermore, he will be invited to organize a symposium at the next ESM Congress 2013 in London.
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JVR/ESM Prize 2008: Dr. R.T.A. Megens Department of Physiology, Maastricht University, the Netherlands in recognition of the article "Two-photon microscopy of vital murine elastic and muscular arteries. Combined structural and functional imaging with subcellular resolution " by R.T.A Megens et al. Journal of Vascular Research 44: 87-98 (2007) |
Together with the submission of an abstract for European Congress for Microcirculation in Munich in 2011 to be held October 13-16, young scientists may apply for a travel grant of € 500 which will cover the registration fee and support their travel costs. Prizes are awarded on the basis of the quality of the submitted abstracts. Travel Awards may only be awarded to an individual on one occasion, therefore previous awardees should not apply.
Grant information: see the Munich 2011 website ()
Lars-Erik Gelin Conference Travel Awards 2008 :
Joanne Ferguson
Bristol, UK
in recognition of the abstract
Permeability to water is increased in glomerular and systemic microvessels of male munich wistar fromter rats.
John W. Calvert
Bronx, NY, USA
in recognition of the abstract
Low-dose metformin therapy attenuates left ventricular dysfunction and reduces mortality in a murine model of heart failure.
Brunella Cristofaro
Bristol, UK
in recognition of the abstract
Neurotrophin-3 (NT-3) promotes reparative neovascularization and blood flow recovery in a mouse model of limb ischemia.
During the Joint meeting of the European Society of Microcirculation and the German Society for Microcirculation and Vascular Biology (Munich 2011), we will conduct a Young Investigator Session. Applicants should be under 33 years, first or last author of the submitted abstract, and the person who presents the work. Application will be possible during abstract submission. The best presentation will receive € 300.
Grant information: see the Munich 2011 website ()
The prize amounting to € 2,000 will be awarded by the German Society for Microcirculation and Vascular Biology. The awardee will present the Hermann-Rein-Lecture during the meeting in Munich 2011. Personal applications as well as other suggestions are invited. For further information and application please go to GfMVB-website () .
A new award in clinicial microcirculation has been established by AIMAGO and the ESM:
the AIMAGO-ESM award for research in clinical microcirculation
This award will be presented to the best clinically oriented microcirculation free communication
at the European Society for Microcirculation Conference October 13-16, 2011 in Munich.
It will be judged on the quality of the science and the defense of the work by the presenter.
The award entails 2000 € plus the free use of an Aimago Research machine for 6 months.
If your work fits the criteria, please send your abstract to the President of the award committee:
Prof Angela Shore ,
Vice Dean Research Professor of Cardiovascular Sciences
Scientific Director, Peninsula NIHR Clinical Research Facility
Tel: 01392 40 30 64
Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry;
Universities of Exeter & Plymouth
angela.shore@pms.ac.uk
Researchers who have been active in microcirculation and vascular biology for a long time (but may be retired from their professional duties) can be awarded honorary membership upon suggestion by national societies or individual members of the ESM. The suggestion should be accompanied by a two-page C.V., a publication list and the motives for the suggestion.
Up to 2002 this career development award was given biannually (donation $ 5.000 by the Laboratoire L. Lafon) aimed at researchers in the first half of their career who have shown by relevant publications that they are able and willing to develop and support new concepts and perspectives for microcirculatory and vascular biology research in the experimental or the clinical environment.
As the Laboratoire Lafon no longer exists, this prize was donated for the last time in 2002.
The Microcirculatory Society, Inc. - Annual Society Awards
Detailed information about each award can be found at
The International Institute for Microcirculation Award
List of the Past Awardees
Abbott Award
List of the Past Awardees
