The EBSA Prize

EBSA Prize and Lecture

The EBSA Prize is awarded during each European Biophysics Congress by the EBSA Executive Committee to a promising young scientist.
It is expected that the age of the recipient will not exceed 40 at the time the prize is given (unless special circumstances apply) and candidates should be working in one of the EBSA member countries. Each National Society is invited to nominate up to two candidates. The winner will be expected to give a lecture at the Congress.

The next call for nominations will appear in 2011 prior to the Budapest Congress.

Previous winners of the EBSA Prize

2009 Mikel Valle Derio-Bizkaia, Spain lecture
2007 Marc Baldus Göttingen, Germany lecture
2005 György Panyi Debrecen, Hungary lecture
2003 Martin Weik Grenoble, France lecture
2000 Justin Molloy York, UK lecture