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ARVO Foundation Early Career Clinician-Scientist Research Awards

These awards support researchers who are committed to careers as clinician-scientists. The awards are presented annually in recognition of significant research being presented at the ARVO Annual Meeting. 

Awardees will receive a $3,000 honorarium, an inscribed award and invitations to several special events at the ARVO Annual Meeting.


Eligibility

Researchers engaged in basic or clinical vision research who hold an MD or equivalent clinical professional degree with an academic faculty or comparable appointment, are committed to a career encompassing institutionally guaranteed protected time for research, and are currently working or have previously worked under the guidance of a mentor are eligible to apply.

Application process

Applications are accepted via the ARVO Annual Meeting abstract submission process. Candidates may indicate on their abstract submission that they would like to be considered for this award. Abstracts maybe submitted online before the deadline.

Review and selection process

Abstracts are reviewed and scored by the Annual Meeting Program Committee. The award is given to the highest-scoring abstracts submitted by eligible individuals who have opted in to being considered for the award.

Timeline

Applications coincide with the ARVO Annual Meeting abstract submission process.
Recipients notified: February 2024

2024 Recipients 

Anna Maria Voigt, MDARVO Foundation Early Career Awardee - Anna Maria Voigt
University Medical Center of the Johannes Gutenberg-University
Germany 

 

 

ARVO Foundation Early Career Awardee - Niamh Wynne

Niamh Wynne, MB BCh, MSc, FEBO
University of Pennsylvania
United States

 



ARVO Foundation Early Career Awardee - Ming YangMing Yang, MD, PhD
Stanford University
United States

 



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