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The Butrous Foundation Young Investigator Award, sponsored by the Butrous Foundation, is a newly established award for junior investigators (under age 35). An expert review committee will select the awardees from the presentations (poster or oral presentations) at the annual PVRI World Congress.

The Award represents the Foundation’s strong support of young physicians and investigators who present their excellent research work at the annual world Congress and publish their research in Pulmonary Circulation.

The Butrous Foundation is a private foundation established in 2006. The foundation aims to motivate young people to pursue scientific careers by enhancing scientific creativity and communication skills. It aims to provide a platform for young people all over the world to participate in scientific advancements and to encourage them to express their ideas freely and creatively ( http://butrousfoundation.com/ )

The Award provides $500 to one young investigator and an additional $500 if she/he decides to publish the research in Pulmonary Circulation. The additional funding may be used to offset the publication fee or for another research purpose.  When the awardee submits his or her research to Pulmonary Circulation, the Editors-in-Chief guarantee publication in the journal. Like other research, manuscripts submitted by the Young Investigator Award winner will be peer reviewed and may require revision.

Eligibility Criteria

  • An abstract must be accepted for poster or oral presentation by the annual PVRI Congress.
  • The candidate must be the first or senior and presenting author at the career level up to Assistant Professor or equivalent (including graduate students, medical students, postdoctoral fellows and Assistant Professor).
  • Age under 35 years.
  • Only one abstract per candidate will be considered for the award.
  • The work covered by the abstract must not have been published (manuscript or poster) or presented before the date and time of presentation.

The award will be presented to the winner during the PVRI annual Gala dinner.

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