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 Society for Endocrinology 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
If you are unsuccessful, you are encouraged to submit a general abstract to the Society for Endocrinology BES conference
30
Apr
Deadline
Applications are open 22 February until 30 April 2021 at 11:59am BST
Value
Honorarium of £750
Eligibility
- To be eligible for the Early Career Prize Lectures you must be a member of the Society, either an Early Career Scientist or an Early Career Clinician.
How to apply
Complete the Early Career Prize Lecture application form and return it to awards@endocrinology.org.
Successful applicants will
- Submit an abstract on a subject under the general heading of endocrinology. This is likely to relate to an area of personal endocrine research, either in progress or recently completed and should present a series of studies on a theme representing a body of work following the applicant’s career to date.
- Present a 20 minute lecture (plus 5 minutes for questions) at the Society for Endocrinology BES and submit an article of up to 800 words for inclusion in the Society's quarterly magazine The Endocrinologist.
- Applications will be judged by the Nominations Committee of the Society using the standard criteria of originality, scientific quality and clinical relevance/impact. We aim to notify all applicants of our decision within 6 weeks of the deadline at the latest.