Poster Awards
Poster Awards, worth €250 each, are awarded to the eight best posters (four clinical and four basic) on display at the annual European Congress of Endocrinology (ECE).
There is no application process. The top ten clinical and top ten basic posters are reviewed by members of the ECE Programme Organising Committee during the congress.
- The applicant will be the presenting author of the poster during ECE.
- The applicant must be a current member of ESE and be within 10 years post-PhD or MD.
The eight awarded posters, 4 clinical and 4 basic, are selected from the top 10 clinical and 10 basic poster abstracts which attained the best ratings during the abstract evaluation process, based on the scientific content and on the quality of the poster presentation. The prizes are bestowed by the Programme Organising Committee to the presenting author of the eight selected posters.
2024 Winners
Clinical
- Poster P312, awarded to Anja Fenger Dreyer, Denmark : Maternal Cortisol Levels in Pregnancy and Intelligence Quotient in Children at 7 Years of Age. Odense Child Cohort.
- Poster P352, awarded to Antonio Cano, Sweden: Early Response with Fezolinetant Treatment of Moderate-to-Severe Vasomotor Symptoms Associated with Menopause in Women. Considered Unsuitable for Hormone Therapy: Phase 3b DAYLIGHT Study.
- Poster P214, awarded to Audrey Agius, France: Impact of systematic screening of pheochromocytoma in patients with neurofibromatosis type 1.
- Poster P141, awarded to Cihan Atila, Switzerland: Copeptin and Oxytocin in MDMA-induced Hyponatremia: Incidence and Severity, Mechanisms of Action, and the Effect of Fluid Restriction.
Basic/Translational
- Poster P301, awarded to Marc Philipp Schauer, Germany: Dual targeting Boolean logic gate CAR-T cells for selective tumor antigen encounter exert potent antitumor efficacy in advanced adrenocortical carcinoma.
- Poster P156, awarded to Heike Heuer, Germany: Thyroid hormone transporter Mct8/Oatp1c1 deficient mice display impaired CNS capillary network formation.
- Poster 258, awarded to Davide Masi, Italy: Unraveling the Role of the Upper Small Intestine Microbiome in Metabolic Diseases: insight on new potential therapeutic interventions
- Poster P456, awarded to Antonio García-Estrada, Spain: Ghrelin system as a novel source of biomarkers and therapeutic tools in metabolic liver diseases.