The awards give recognition to scientists who lead pioneering research and innovative discoveries, who contributed, contribute and will contribute to eradicating diseases, improving the quality of life and alleviating the suffering of patients.
The Rapaport Family Foundation announced the opening of applications for the Rapaport Awards for Excellence in Biomedical Research for 2015. The awards recognize scientists who lead pioneering research and innovative discoveries, who have contributed, will contribute and will contribute to eradicating diseases, improving the quality of life and alleviating the suffering of patients.
A prize of $60 will be awarded to a senior researcher for research that has led, or can lead to the development of a drug or medical device for the treatment or diagnosis of a disease, or research, which is therefore a breakthrough of significant innovation, and a debut prize of $40 will be awarded to a young researcher, whose research is Has the potential to impact the field of medicine, or which significantly promotes a unique medical field.
The awards in the biomedical research track are awarded in collaboration with the Rapaport Research Institute, at the same time as the Rapaport Art Prize awarded by the Rapaport Family Foundation in collaboration with the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and an award for trailblazing women who create change in Israeli society, awarded by the Rapaport Family Foundation in collaboration with Lasha magazine '. The advisory committee for the prize, headed by Prof. Aharon Chachanover, consists of leading researchers and scientists from Israel and abroad. In 2014, Prof. Yair Reisner from the Weizmann Institute of Science and Dr. Jacob Nachmias, from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, won the prize.
The nomination forms must be submitted by October 31
Prof. Yaakov Hana from the Weizmann Institute won the Rapoport Prize
