EASO Award and Travel Grant Winners

2008 - presented during the 16th ECO in Geneva:

Friedrich Wassermann Award– Paul Trayhurn (UK)

Young Investigator Award for Basic Science - Miguel Lopez (Spain)

Young Investigator Award for Clinical Science - Carel Le Roux (UK)

Young Investigators United Best Thesis Award - Salome Scholtens (Netherlands)

Travel Grants (supported through an educational grant from sanofi-aventis)

• Sonya Vasileva Galcheva (Bulgaria)
• Magdalena Szopa (Poland)
• Theodora Svetoslavova Handjieva-Darlenska (Bulgaria)
• Rüya D. Kocalevent (Germany)
• Ana Crujeiras Martínez (Spain)

ECO2008 Poster Prize Winners:

Track 1: From Cells to Whole Body Physiology

T1:PS.08: Malavazos AE, et al

T1:PS.33: Wang B, et al

Track 2: Clinical Management

T2:PS.27: Sculati M., et al

T2:PS.41: Boniface, M, et al

Track 3: Metabolic Syndrome

T3:PS.02: Wu, M, et al

T3:PS.06: Giannetti M., et al

Track 4: Behavioural change and Patient Education

T4:PS.09: Lemmens SGT, et al

T4:PS.08: Hartmann, A, et al

Track 5: Prevention and Public Health

T5:PS.04: Busetto L,et al

T5:PS.12: Mustelin, L, et al

2007 - presented during the 15th ECO in Budapest:

Young Investigator Award for Basic Science - Cédric Moro (France)

Young Investigator Award for Clinical Science - Vanessa van Harmelen (Netherlands)

Young Investigators United Best oral presentation - Nina Karnehed (Sweden)

Travel Grants (supported through an educational grant from sanofi-aventis)

• Basic Science - Barbara Ukropcova (Slovakia) and Joan Tordjman (France)
• Clinical Science - Anette Due (Denmark) and Irena Hainerová (Czech Republic)
• Allied Health Professional - Summer Hawkins (UK)

ECO2007 Poster Prize Winners:

Track 1: Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms

T1:PO.83: Krzystek-Korpacka et al

T1: PO.128: Jelenik et al

Track 2: Integrated Physiological Systems

T2:PO.70: Franzin et al

T2:PO.97: Oliveira-Maia et al

Track 3: Disease and Treatment

T3:PO.123: Gayathri et al

T3:PO.245: Lazarevic et al

Track 4: Public Health and Prevention

T4:PO.88: Hester et al

T4:PO.154: Berentzen et al

2005 - presented during the 14th ECO in Athens:

Friedrich Wassermann Award – Peter Arner (Sweden)

Young Investigator Award for Basic Science – Marieke Snijder (Netherlands)

Young Investigator Award for Clinical Science – Yvonne Linné (Sweden)

Travel Grants (supported through an educational grant from sanofi-aventis)

• Basic Science – Krizstina Hegyi (Hungary) and Pavel Flachs (Czech Republic)
• Clinical Science – Monique Robinson (UK) and Dimiter Dimitrov (Bulgaria)
• Allied Health Professional – José Luis González Sanchez (Spain)

2004 - presented during the 13th ECO in Prague:

Young Investigator Award for Basic Science – Philip McTernan (UK)

Young Investigator Award for Clinical Science – Rachel Batterham (UK)

Travel Grants (supported through an educational grant from sanofi-aventis)

• Basic Science – Emmanuel Stamatakis (UK) and Mandy Schulz (Germany)
• Clinical Science – Beatrice Dubern (France)
• Allied Health Professional – Zsuzsanna Lelovcs (Hungary) and Michal Plewa (Poland)

2003 - presented during the 12th ECO in Helsinki:

Friedrich Wassermann Award – Max Lafontan (France)

Young Investigator Awards – Mikael Rydén (Sweden) and Ilse Mertens (Belgium)

2001 - presented during the 11th ECO in Vienna:

Friedrich Wassermann Award – Maria Alemany (Spain)

Young Investigator Awards – Mads Tang-Christensen (Denmark) and Patrick Schrauwen (Netherlands)

2000 - presented during the 10th ECO in Antwerp:

Friedrich Wassermann Award – Per Björntorp (Sweden)

Young Investigator Awards – Roland Rosmond (Sweden) and Andreas Plagemann (Germany)

1999 - presented during the 9th ECO in Milan:

Friedrich Wassermann Award – Michael Stock (UK)

Young Investigator Awards – Karine Clément (France) and Susan Jebb (UK)

1997 - presented during the 8th ECO in Dublin:

Friedrich Wassermann Award – Lars Sjöström (Sweden)

Young Investigator Awards – Martin Wabitsch (Germany) and Anne Raben (Denmark)

1996 - presented during the 7th ECO in Barcelona:

Young Investigator Awards – Dominique Langin (France) and Berit Heitmann (DenmarK)

1995 - presented during the 6th ECO in Copenhagen:

Friedrich Wassermann Award – Daniel Ricquier (France)

Young Investigator Award – Nancy Rothwell (UK)

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