The IMS is pleased to invite applications for the 19th World Congress on Menopause Henry Burger Award.
This Award honours the contribution that Professor Henry Burger has made to the field of menopause. It is given to the investigator who is judged as having published the most significant contribution(s) to the field of menopause in basic science or clinical studies with reference to the work done in the previous five years prior to the World Congress (2019-2024).
Criteria for the Award also includes a demonstration of how the research has managed to influence better clinical practice and evidence of measurable impact factors and the citation indices of published papers which might influence clinical practice. The publications must have been in a peer-reviewed journal, in print or e-publication, in the public domain during the qualifying period.
Nominations and self-nominations are accepted. The nominee must provide a short supporting statement highlighting their contribution to menopause research, their CV, a list of publications in the previous five years, and any other key relevant information.
The award winner will give a short presentation of their work at the World Congress. In addition to complimentary travel and accommodation to the Congress, the winner is awarded £3,500.
The deadline has been extended to 30th June 2024. Please send your nomination with accompanying documents to r.cheshire@imsociety.org
