John J. Abel Award Endowment Fund
Deadline for submissions is September 15, 2013.
The John J. Abel Award in Pharmacology, named after the founder of ASPET and supported by Pfizer, was established to stimulate fundamental research in pharmacology and experimental therapeutics by young investigators. The annual Award, sponsored by Pfizer, Inc., consists of $5,000, a plaque, hotel, and economy airfare for the winner and spouse to the award ceremony at the annual meeting of ASPET. The winner will be invited to give a lecture at the annual meeting.
Nominees for this award shall not have passed his/her forty-fifth birthday by September 15 (nomination deadline) of the year in which s/he is nominated. The candidate need not be a member of the Society; however, the nomination must be made by an ASPET member. No member may nominate more than one candidate a year, and no candidate may be nominated for more than one major ASPET award in any given year.
The Award shall be made for original, outstanding research in the field of pharmacology and/or experimental therapeutics. Independence of thought, originality of approach, clarity, and excellence of data presentation are important criteria. Candidates shall not be judged in comparison with the work of more mature and experienced investigators. Quality rather than the number of contributions shall be emphasized. It shall be the responsibility of the sponsor to make clear the contribution of the candidate to any jointly authored reprints and manuscripts and the originality and independence of the candidate’s research. Selection will be made by the ASPET Awards Committee, appointed by the President of ASPET.
Nominations must be submitted electronically to awards@aspet.org and shall consist of:
- Letter of nomination with a summary that describes the importance of the candidate’s work.
- Brief biographical sketch of the candidate.
- Candidate's curriculum vitae and bibliography.
- Six published articles or manuscripts accepted for publication that are a representation of the candidate's work (provided as PDFs or as hyperlinks to the article). Submit each manuscript as a separate attachment.
Nominations for this award must be received no later than 5:00 p.m. (EDT) on September 15, 2013 for an award to be presented at Experimental Biology 2014 in San Diego, CA.
Following up on the recent letter from Dr. John Lazo and Dr. Rick Neubig, you can now donate online to the John J. Abel Award, the Julius Axelrod Award, the Goodman and Gilman Award in Receptor Pharmacology, and the Torald Sollmann Award and watch their endowments grow.
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Recipients of the John J. Abel Award in Pharmacology
1947 George Sayers 1948 J. Garrott Allen 1949 Mark Nickerson 1950 George B. Koelle 1951 Walter F. Riker, Jr. 1952 David F. Marsh 1953 Herbert L. Borison 1954 Eva K. Killam 1955 Theodore M. Brody 1956 Fred W. Schueler 1957 Dixon M. Woodbury 1958 H. George Mandel 1959 Parkhurst A. Shore 1960 Jack L. Strominger 1961 Don W. Esplin 1962 John P. Long 1963 Steven E. Mayer 1964 James R. Fouts 1965 Eugene Braunwald 1966 Lewis S. Schanker 1967 Frank S. LaBella 1968 Richard J. Wurtman 1969 Ronald Kuntzman 1970 Solomon H. Snyder 1971 Thomas R. Tephly 1972 Pedro Cuatrecasas 1973 Colin F. Chignell 1974 Philip Needleman 1975 Alfred G. Gilman 1976 Alan P. Poland 1977 Jerry R. Mitchell 1978 Robert J. Lefkowitz 1979 Joseph T. Coyle
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1980 Salvatore J. Enna 1981 Sydney D. Nelson 1982 Theodore A. Slotkin 1983 Richard J. Miller 1984 F. Peter Guengerich 1985 P. Michael Conn 1986 Gordon M. Ringold 1987 Lee E. Limbird 1988 Robert R. Ruffolo, Jr. 1989 Kenneth P. Minneman 1990 Alan R. Saltiel 1991 Terry D. Reisine 1992 Frank J. Gonzalez 1993 Susan G. Amara 1994 Brian Kobilka 1995 Thomas M. Michel 1996 John D. Scott 1997 David J. Mangelsdorf 1998 Masashi Yanigasawa 1999 Donald P. McDonell 2000 William C. Sessa 2002 Steven A. Kliewer 2003 David S. Bredt 2004 David P. Siderovski 2005 Randy A. Hall 2006 Christopher M. Counter 2007 Michael D. Ehlers 2008 Katerina Akassoglou 2009 John J. Tesmer 2010 Russell Debose-Boyd 2011 Laura M. Bohn 2012 Jin Zhang 2013 Arthur Christopoulos
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