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Apply for the EPHAR Young Investigators Award 2026

The Federation of European Pharmacological Societies (EPHAR) has opened applications for its Young Investigators Award 2026. Two awards of €1,000 each will be given to young pharmacologists who have each published an outstanding research paper in the past two years (2024-2025).

The deadline for applications is 31 October 2026.

 

 

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Requirements:

Applicant must:

  • be under 35 years (as of the deadline, 31 October 2026);
  • have published an outstanding paper in the past two years as first author;
  • have conducted the submitted study in a European institution;
  • be a member of one of EPHAR's member societies (such as the British Pharmacological Society).

Application documents:

  • Your publication as a PDF file (if the paper is accepted, but not yet published, please send the manuscript and confirmation of acceptance)
  • A letter explaining:
    • how the study has advanced the field of pharmacology, and
    • the contribution of the applicant to the study (for multi-author publications). Relevance of the study to the field of pharmacology is the single most important criterion for selection of the awardees.
  • Proof of age (copy of personal ID document)
  • A statement of membership to an EPHAR member society (signed by an official of the society). You can use the email confirmation you received when you were accepted/renewed your membership to the BPS. 

How to apply

Applications with all required documents in a single file are to be submitted in electronic form to the EPHAR Secretary General, Professor Nezahat Tugba Durlu-Kandilci (e-mail: ndurlu@hacettepe.edu.tr and cc secretariat@ephar.eu) by 31 October 2026

We expect the outcome to be announced by the end of December 2026.


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