NEWS
Mar. 19, 2013 |
The Call for Nominations has closed. Thank you for the high number of excellent nominations we received!
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Dec.18, 2012 |
Keio Medical Science Prize 2012
- Award Ceremony and Commemorative Lectures |
Sep. 10, 2012 |
Announcements of the 17th Keio Medical Science Prize |
The Keio Medical Science Prize
2012 Prize Laureates |
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Prof. Steven A. Rosenberg |
Prof. Hiroyuki Mano |
Objective
The Keio Medical Science Prize gives recognition to the
outstanding and creative achievements of researchers in the fields of
medicine and life sciences, in particular those contributing to
scientific developments in medicine. It aims to promote worldwide
advances in medicine and life sciences, to encourage the expansion of
researcher networks throughout the world, and to contribute to the
well-being of humankind.
Prize
Laureates receive a certificate of merit, medal, and a monetary award. The award ceremony
and commemorative lectures are held at Keio University.
Nomination and Selection
The Keio Medical Science Prize Selection Committee, consisting of Japanese academics and researchers, is charged with reviewing candidates' research activities and making a recommendation to the Board of Directors.
Eligibility
Nominees must be researchers in medicine or life sciences closely
related to medicine, and preferably currently active in their field of
research. The Keio Medical Science Prize is an international award.
Selection Process
1. Invitations are sent out to academics and researchers around the
world each
year, asking them to submit next year’s candidates
for the Prize.
2. The Committee reviews the nominations and submits a recommendation to
the
Board.
3. The Board makes the final decision and formally announces the
laureate(s).
Yearly Schedule (Subject to Change)
- Call for Nominations: Early February
- Deadline for Nominations: Late March
- Prize Announcement: Mid-September
- Award Ceremony: November or December at Keio University
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