The four best abstracts submitted by investigators under the age of 35 in the categories of Basic Science, Coronary Pathophysiology and Microcirculation, Thrombosis, Population Science and Clinical Science have been selected for this
competition.
A total of 1,895 abstracts were submitted for these 5 categories. These sessions offer a unique opportunity for young investigators to expose their most innovative and novel research to the scrutiny of panels of renowned experts in the specific fields. At the end of each of these 5 sessions, each of the international expert panels will select a winner who will receive the prize of 1,500 Euros while the other finalists will each receive a prize of 500 Euros. The related manuscripts are expected to be submitted for potential publication in one of the ESC journals.
This year, the Jury members and the Congress Programme Committee are pleased to honor:
Young Investigators' Awards in Population Science
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| Winner: |
Mrs Wiedmann |
| Runners up: |
Dr Cooney |
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Dr Feringa |
| Withdrawn: |
Dr Mc Kie |
Young Investigators' Awards in Thrombosis
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| Winner: |
Dr Sovershaev |
| Runners up: |
Dr Malek |
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Dr Renda |
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Assis Prof Sirol |
Young Investigators' Awards in Basic Science
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Winner:
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Dr Macdonald
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Runners up:
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Dr Ibanez
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Mr Kraaijeveld
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Dr Segers
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Young Investigators' Awards in Clinical Science
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| Winner: |
Dr Sahlen |
| Runners up: |
Dr Biagini |
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Dr Giannakoulas, FESC |
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Dr Fujii |
Young Investigators' Awards in Coronary Pathophysiology and Microcirculation
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| Winner: |
Dr Antoniades,
FESC |
| Runners up: |
Dr Kabunga |
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Dr Kofler |
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Dr Niccoli |
Michel Komajda, FESC
Chairperson, ESC Congress Scientific Programme Committee