Early Career Prize Lectures

To help Early Career Clinicians and Early Career Scientists to have their work recognised across the wider endocrine community through a conference presentation and Society publications.

Successful applicants will:

• present a 20 minute basic science or clinical lecture at the SfE BES conference each November
• be awarded an honorarium of £750
• submit an article of up to 800 words for inclusion in the Society’s quarterly magazine The Endocrinologist

Watch the SfE BES 2020 Online Early Career Prize Lectures

Sign in to the My Videos section of the Members' Area and select the Tuesday sessions to see:

• Targeting epigenetic mechanisms as a novel treatment for MEN1-associated tumours
  Kate Lines (University of Oxford)
• Tracking of imprinted gene hypervariability and diet-induced deregulation in pancreatic beta cells
  Steve Millership (Imperial College London)

Eligibility

You must be an Early Career member of the Society:

• Early Career Scientist: PhD students and up to 10 years post-PhD with no clinical training
• Early Career Clinical Academic: Up to CCT/CESR/12 years from attainment of MBBS (whichever is earliest)
• Early Career Clinician in Practice: Up to CCT/CESR/12 years from attainment of MBBS (whichever is earliest)
• Early Career Nurse: Nurses with up to 3 years’ experience of endocrine nursing
• Early Career Associated Professional: An inclusive category for anyone with an interest in endocrinology who does not fit into the other four categories (e.g. clinical biochemists, pharmaceutical professionals, lab technicians, veterinarians, dietitians, Physician Associates, Nursing Associates).
• Open to professionals who have been working in an allied field for less than 10 years.

How to apply

Complete the Early Career Prize Lecture application form and return it to awards@endocrinology.org.