ISHR-ES Travel Grant Awards
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Travel Grant Award Winners 2024
Each receiving €500 to attend the ISHR meeting in Toulouse.
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- Aleksandra Boikova – UK
- Anton Xu – Germany
- Chantal Eickelmann – Germany
- David Weissman – Germany
- Hualin Fan – Italy
- Zoe Hoare – UK
- Karim Rahhali – Italy
- Mara Kiessling – Austria
- Nikayla Patel – UK
- Olivia Baines – UK
- Rocco Caliandro – Netherlands
- Arthur Boileve – France
- Dulasi Arunthavarajah – Norway
- Frits Deiman – Netherlands
- Hofreither Dominik – Austria
- Laura Sen Martin – Spain
- Maria Inês Nuno Alves – Portugal
- Melania Lippi – Italy
- Natasha Nambiar – Germany
- Thamonwan Diteepeng – Switzerland
- Yile Fu – Belgium
Early Career Investigator (ECI) Awards
Previous Winners
Early Career Investigator Awards – Toulouse 2024
First Prize: Giulia Guerra
Runners up: Francesca Bortolotti and Juma El-Awaisi
Joint ISHR-ES National Society Awards
In 2017 the ISHR-ES announced a new Joint ISHR-ES and National Cardiovascular Society Poster Award. Please contact ISHR-ES Chair and Secretary if you wish to propose a Joint Poster Award.
ISHR-ES Ketty Schwartz Award
The ISHR-ES Ketty Schwartz Award is awarded every three years to a European Researcher who has made a significant scientific contribution to cardiovascular research, and have not previously received an ISHR International award.
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Previous Winners
Manuela Zaccolo – Meeting Porto – 2023
Ursula Ravens – Meeting Online – 2021
Hilfiker-Kleiner – Meeting Amsterdam – 2018
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.
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2023 – Porto – Renée Ventura-Clapier and Guy Vassort
2021 – Online – Metin Avkiran and Emilio Hirsch
2018 – Amsterdam – Sian Harding
2017 – Hamburg – Jean-Jacques Mercadier and Gerd Heusch
2015 – Bordeaux – Fabio Di Lisa
2010 – Berlin – Ursula Ravens
2008 – Athens – Denis Noble
2007 – Bologna – Tom Ruigrok
2006 – Manchester – Edward Carmeliet and Wolfgang Schaper
2005 – Tromso – Bernard Swynghedauw and Ernesto Carafoli
2004 – Dresden – Lionel Opie and David Hearse
2003 – Strasbourg – Jutta Schaper and Ketty Schwartz