Awards and Prizes

ISHR-ES Travel Awards 2020

This is a call for applications for ISHR-ES 2020 Congress (Turin) Young Investigator (YI) Travel Awards for ISHR-ES members.

Requirements for the awards

• Each recipient must be a paid member of an ISHR Section by December 31, 2019 or should justify current (i.e. 2020) membership by other means (e.g. proof of bank transfer).
• Recipients must be within eight years of their terminal degree (e.g. PhD, MD or MSc) at the time of the ISHR-ES Congress (30 June - 3 July, 2020).
• Recipients must be the first author and presenter of an abstract submitted to the ISHR-ES 2020 Congress in Turin.

How to apply

Applicants are requested to submit the following to pappz@med.unideb.hu by April 1 2020:

1. a first-authored abstract that has been submitted to the ISHR-ES 2020 Congress
2. your CV
3. a letter from your supervisor or department Chair stating that you are eligible

Awards can be used to cover registration, travel and/or accommodation costs.

Travel Award applicants are responsible for submitting their abstracts and registering for the ISHR-ES 2020 Congress through the Congress website.

Travel Grant Award Winners 2019

Each receiving €1,100 to attend the ISHR-WC meeting in Beijing.

Joint ISHR-ES National Society Award winners

In 2017 the ISHR-ES announced a new Joint ISHR-ES and National Cardiovascular Society Poster Award. Please see Joint Program (pdf) for information.

Please contact ISHR-ES Chair and Secretary if you wish to propose a Joint Poster Award

Joint Award winners 2020

Winners receiving €300 towards travel, free registration and an invitation to present at the ISHR-ES meeting in Turin

ISHR-ES Ketty Schwartz Award

The ISHR-ES Ketty Schwartz Award is awarded annually to a European Researcher who has made a significant scientific contribution to cardiovascular research, and have not previously received an ISHR International award.

ISHR-ES Medal of Merit

The ISHR-ES Medal of Merit is conferred, at the ISHR-ES Annual Meeting, by the Council, on members who have made sustained and outstanding contribution to cardiovascular science.