Effective April 1, 2010, the EHA-ASH Research Exchange
Award has been discontinued. The European Hematology Association (EHA) and ASH
will not be accepting applications to the program after this date. If you were interested in applying to this
program, we encourage you to explore other similar programs at ASH.
About the
EHA-ASH Research Exchange Award
The
EHA-ASH Research Exchange Award was offered in partnership with the European
Hematology Association to provide hematologists in training or early
in their careers the opportunity to conduct research in another country. The
intent of the program was to give both clinical and laboratory-based
researchers an opportunity to establish new collaborations and experience
research in a different environment. The
program benefited not only the individual participants, but also each host
institution, as it built stronger ties between the North American and European
scientific community.
2010 EHA-ASH Research Exchange Awardee
Prior to the discontinuation of the program, EHA and ASH
selected Ingmar Bruns, MD, of the Department of Hematology, Oncology, and
Clinical Immunology at the University of Düsseldorf in Germany, as the seventh
and final recipient of the EHA-ASH Research Exchange Award.
Past EHA-ASH Research Exchange Award Recipients
Since the program’s inception in 2006, six participants
were awarded with an EHA-ASH Research Exchange Award. Learn more about these awardees and the progress
of their research.
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