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AWARD-WINNING HUMAN MEDICINE |
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Dear Ladies and Gentlemen
Research in human medicine paves the way for new therapies – and thus for a healthy future. Will you celebrate the greatest milestones of this path at the Jung Symposium 2023 with us? Register now to join us in honouring current research pioneers, supporting young researchers and learning from their groundbreaking research results. By the way, applications for the Jung Career Advancement Award 2024 are now open. |
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AWARD CEREMONY AND SYMPOSIUM 2023 |
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HONOURING GROUNDBREAKING RESEARCH
As every year, we are once again awarding three outstanding researchers with our highly endowed medical prizes. These include the Jung Prize for Medicine, the Jung Gold Medal for Medicine and the Jung Career Advancement Award for young medical professionals.
We are excited to personally welcome our laureates at the award ceremony in Hamburg in May.
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REGISTER NOW: 3RD JUNG SYMPOSIUM
We also welcome you to join us for our third Jung Symposium „Excellent Human Medicine 2023“! Come and listen to our laureates‘ presentations on their outstanding research results.
The event will take place at the Ian K. Karan Lecture Hall at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf. As in previous years, you can also follow the event in our digital livestream.
Register now and participate online or on site!
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SUPPORTING THE NEXT GENERATION |
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APPLICATIONS OPEN NOW
Until 31 August 2023, young medical professionals can apply for the Jung Career Advancement Award 2024. This award includes a grant of 210,000 euros over the period of three years to fund its winner’s research project. It is the only prize awarded by the Jung Foundation that accepts personal applications.
2022 Dr Anastasios Giannou, postdoc at the UKE in Hamburg, received the Young Career Development Award. Apply here. |
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FUNDING STUDENTS
For the sixth time, the Jung Foundation is providing student scholarships as part of the “Deutschlandstipendien” program at the University of Hamburg. Three medical students will thus receive a monthly financial allowance to support them in their studies of human medicine.
This year's scholarships went to Kira Ayleen Offen (in picture on the right), who is thus supported by Jung Foundation for the third time, as well as Julia Maria Fuchs and Alex Waterhölter, who are receiving their “Deutschlandstipendium” scholarship from the Jung Foundation for the first time. Learn more. |
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A MESSAGE FOR THE NEXT GENERATION
In 1995 he received the Jung Prize for Medicine, now he is stepping down: world-renowned physician and scientist Anthony Fauci. Looking back at his work and life, he shares a key message to future generation of scientists – staying on course, no matter what surprises and challenges may cross your path.
He also emphasizes the value of successful communication. To ensure that health decisions are made based on the best available data, it is important to share research results with the public and explain them in understandable terms.
After registration read the full article in the New York Times.
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Contact Do you have any suggestions or would you like to support us in our work? We look forward to hearing from you!
+49 40 880 80 51
info@jung-stiftung.de |
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Jung-Stiftung für Wissenschaft und Forschung
Management Verena Strasoldo
Elbchaussee 215
22605 Hamburg
+49 40 880 80 51
info@jung-stiftung.de |
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