FAHRAEUS MEDAL AWARD
from Clinical Hemorheology 1 (1981), 415-417.
FURTHER REFERENCES
L. Alcopley, A.L. Copley. Notes on a line drawing for
the Fahraeus Award. Clinical Hemorheology 3
(1983), ix-x.
Alfred L. Copley. The Robin Fahraeus Memorial Lecture:
Robin Fahraeus - The Scientist and the Person. Clinical
Hemorheology 9 (1989), 395-433.
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European
Conferences on Clinical Haemorheology
|
Year |
Seat |
President |
Fahraeus medal |
|
|
1st |
1979 |
Nancy |
J. F. Stoltz |
- |
|
2nd |
1981 |
London |
J. Dormandy |
Shu Chien |
|
3rd |
1983 |
Baden-Baden |
H. Schmid-Schonbein |
John Dormandy |
|
4th |
1985 |
Siena |
T. Di Perri |
Holger Schmid-Schonbein |
|
5th |
1987 |
Bordeaux |
M. Boisseau |
Jean Francois Stoltz |
|
6th |
1989 |
Frankfurt |
A. Ehrly |
Tullio Di Perri |
|
7th |
1991 |
Southampton |
S. Roath |
John Stuart |
|
8th |
1993 |
Vienna |
E. Ernst |
Herbert Meiselman |
|
9th |
1995 |
Siena |
T. Di Perri |
Albrecht Ehrly |
|
10th |
1997 |
Lisbona |
J. Martins e Silva |
Siegfried Witte |
|
11th |
2000 |
Rouen |
G. Potron |
Gustav Born |
|
12th |
2003 |
Sofia |
N. Antonova |
Sandro Forconi |
|
13th |
2005 |
Siena |
S. Forconi |
M.R. Boisseau |
|
14th |
2007 |
Dresden |
F. Jung |
M. Rampling |
|
15th |
2009 |
Pontresina |
W. Reinhart |
F. Jung |
|
16th |
2011 |
Munich |
D. Clevert |
W. Reinhart |
|
17th |
2013 |
Pécs |
K. Toth |
G.B. Nash |
|
18th |
2016 |
Lisbon |
C. Saldanha |
Nadia Antonova |
|
19th |
2018 |
Krakow |
M. Fornal |
C. Saldanha |
|
20th |
2021 |
Fukuoka |
T. Maruyama |
|
|
21th |
2023 |
Regensburg |
L. Prantl |
P. Connes |
The ESCH has been entrusted with the FAHRAEUS MEDAL AWARD to be awarded to an outstanding leading scientist in the field of Clinical Haemorheology. All members of the Council and of the Advisory Committee and the previous recipients of the Award are entitled to vote according to the rules that are the following (updated during the Krakow Congress):
a) The responsibility of the Elections is of the President of the Conference, under the supervision of the President of the ESCH.
b) The recipient, that must be a distinguish scientist in Clinical Haemorheology, will give an address (Fahraeus Lecture) during the Conference on an appropriate subject of his choice.
c) Nomination of candidates and election will result from two secret online ballots. The President of the Conference, as well as the previous recipients of the Award, cannot be nominated.
d)During the first ballot all those eligible to vote will be called to suggest 1 to 3 names.
e) The President of the Conference will communicate only to the President of the ESCH (who will keep the Council informed) the names of the candidates receiving the greatest number of nomination for selecting those (no more than 4, no less than 2) who circulated for final voting.
f) The final voting, where each voting people can vote only one name, is secret and officially opened under the responsibility of the President of the ESCH, and oficially controlled by a notary.
g) A support to the
Award could be provided by the President of the ESCH and by
the President of the Conference as done in the past with the
first sponsor of the initiative.