Winning abstract is determined by the Basic Science Abstract Chairs.
The Presenting Author of the selected winning abstract receives $1,000 honoraria, supported by ASLMS, and recognition.
Dr. Richard E. Fitzpatrick Clinical Research and Innovations (Best Overall Clinical) Abstract Award
Winning abstract is determined by the Clinical Applications Abstract Chairs.
The Presenting Author of the selected winning abstract receives $1,000 honoraria, generously funded through the Fitzpatrick Foundation, and recognition.
Women in Energy-Based Devices Early Career Development Award
This award is given in recognition of a high-quality abstract study by an early career author and accepted to an abstract session for the current ASLMS Annual Conference.
Eligible abstracts must include an early career female author listed as the Presenting Author of an accepted abstract that was rated among the highest level of their peers.
ASLMS Early Career is defined as: Students, residents, fellows, and young professionals up to 10 years post-graduation
Either a characteristic of the clinical/research team or an experience during the study must exemplify at least 2 or more goals of the ASLMS Women in Energy-Based Devices Committee:
Highlight the excellence of women involved in ASLMS
Address the challenges women may confront in academic and other professional settings
Advance networking and training opportunities
Educate ASLMS members about gender-bias
Encourage young women to choose STEM careers especially those involving energy-based technologies
The selected awardee will receive a $500 honoraria and recognition. The award will be given during the Celebration of ASLMS Women in Energy-Based Devices Event.
