National Scholar Award

Recognition for promising junior level researchers

With this award we identify and nurture promising investigators at a junior level. Among all abstracts accepted for presentation at UEG Week, the highest scoring abstracts per country are chosen.

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Target group

This opportunity is only available for myUEG Young GI Associates.
Among all abstracts accepted for presentation at UEG Week, the highest scoring abstracts per country are chosen.
The award can only be awarded once.

Benefits

National Scholar awardees will receive a guaranteed Travel grant to UEG Week 2024.
National Scholar awardees are highlighted in the online programme of UEG Week 2024.

How it works

While submitting an abstract, you can tick the Travel grant application box. By doing so, you are indicating your interest in becoming a National Scholar awardee.

Among all abstracts accepted for presentation at UEG Week who have ticked this box, the highest scoring abstracts per country are chosen. The presenting author has to also prove that they are a myUEG Young GI Associate via a confirmation system.

Notifications will be sent out in the final week of July 2024.

Awardees 2023

Mohamed Abdelrahim, United Kingdom
Nargiz Afandiyeva, Azerbaijan
Igli Agolli, Albania
Adil Ait errami, Morocco
Ameirah Alali, United Arab Emirates
Ziad Aljarad, Syria
Lamis Amer, Lebanon
Mohamed Attauabi, Denmark
Melek Balamir, Turkey
Maria Bandres, Venezuela
Nina Blazevic, Croatia
Omar David Borjas Almaguer, Mexico
Margalida Calafat Sard, Spain
Danyu Chen, Hong Kong
Jalpa Devi, Pakistan
Martin Duricek, Slovakia
Muhammed Elhadi, Libya
Maria Manuela Estevinho, Portugal
Mathurin Fumery, France
Yuri Gorelik, Israel
Annie Guo, Sweden
Kevin Guzman, Colombia
Sandra Heller, Germany
Benedikt Hofer, Austria
Christina Kapizioni, Greece
Kareem Khalaf, Canada
Marina Kim, United States
Yuta Kouyama, Japan
Denisa Kyselova, Czech Republic
Hieu Le Trung, Vietnam
Kai-Liang Lin, Taiwan

Lin Liu, China
Rokas Lukosevicius, Lithuania
Ali Mahgoub, Egypt
Mia Majerr, Slovenia
Linda Mezmale, Latvia
Milos Mitrovic, Serbia
Yana Nikiforova, Ukraine
Rares-Ilie Orzan, Romania
Zofia Orzeszko, Poland
Aliaksandr Patseika, Belarus
Rithesh Reddy Gundam, India
Hayley Reed, Australia
Tamás Resál, Hungary
Bensita Saengsawang, Thailand
Moris Sangineto, Italy
Martina Sciberras, Malta
Elahe Shams, Iran
Aditya Sheth, New Zealand
Nadica Shumka, Bulgaria
Alyssa Sim, Singapore
Ellen Cristina Souza de Oliveira, Brazil
Anna Stoelinga, Netherlands
Mathias Thylin, Finland
Georgiana Tutuian, Switzerland
Rachel Varley, Ireland
Annelies Verheyden, Belgium
Karoline Wollan, Norway
Soomin Yang, South Korea
Soumaya Zaouga, Tunisia