Awards and Prizes

ISHR/Servier Research Fellowship 2019

This fellowship is designed to foster the work of young researchers in the cardiovascular field.

What is the ISHR–ES/SERVIER Research Fellowship?

A €30,000 grant is offered by SERVIER in partnership with the European Section of the ISHR to support a cardiovascular research project within a European research group for a period of up to one year.

Who may apply?

Eligibility: Applicants should be 35 years of age or less. Applicants must have received their PhD between December 2015 and December 2018 and be a paid ISHR-ES member at time of application deadline. The planned research project is to be completed within one year and should be presented at the 2019 ISHR World Congress (June 3-6, 2019, Beijing, China).

How to apply

Please send a single PDF file containing the following information:

• Curriculum vitae
• List of publications
• A description of your research proposal as a one-page summary plus no more than six pages of text
• One letter of support from a supervisor

Email the PDF to Lucie Carrier

Receipt of all applications will be acknowledged.

Deadline for applications

Applications must be received by 17 December 2018.

ISHR-ES Travel Awards 2018

Travel Grant Award Winners 2018

Each receiving €300 to attend the ISHR-ES meeting in Amsterdam.

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 2018

Winners receiving €400 towards travel, free registration and an invitation to present at the ISHR-ES meeting in Amsterdam

ISHR-ES Ketty Schwartz Award

The ISHR-ES Ketty Schwartz Award is conferred, at the ISHR-ES Annual Meeting, by the Council, on members for their sustained contributions to the ISHR-ES.

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.