The Wound Healing Society is pleased to offer recognition to deserving young scientists in the wound healing field. The purpose of the Young Investigator Award is to underscore the importance of furthering research in the area of wound healing by recognizing and rewarding top young researchers, and by facilitating the presentation and scientific discussion of new discoveries.
Individuals chosen for consideration will present their podium abstract during the Young Investigator Session. Four winners will be selected by the Awards Committee and notified at the meeting. Each award winner will receive a monetary award, an award certificate in recognition of the high quality of their work. Also, Young Investigator Awardees will be announced and presented at the Annual Business Meeting. Photos of Awardees will be published on the Wound Healing Society website and other publications. Award recipients will receive an additional monetary award if a manuscript is submitted to the journal, Wound Repair and Regeneration within 12 months after receiving the award.
Click here to view the 2005 Young Investigator Award Winners
Click here to view past Young Investigator Award Winners
2006 APPLICANT CRITERIA
- Must be a medical or graduate student, postdoctoral fellow, or resident involved in the field of wound healing.
- Young Investigators should indicate on their abstract submission that they wish to be considered for this award.
- Must be the first author on an abstract submitted to the 2006 Wound Healing Society Annual Meeting and Exhibition, May 14-17, 2006, at the DoubleTree Paradise Valley, Scottsdale, AZ.
- Must agree to attend the meeting, and give an oral presentation on the work described in the abstract.
- Along with the Senior Author on the abstract, must agree that the work described in the abstract will be submitted as a manuscript to the journal Wound Repair and Regeneration. Manuscript to be submitted within the next 12 months after receiving the award.
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