ADF Awards

The ADF announces various prizes to reward scientists / researchers from the field of dermatological research. In addition to the Paul Langerhans Award for established researchers and the Egon Macher Award for young investigators outstanding works in the field of allergy research (ADF / ECARF Award of European Allergy Research) and oncology (Dermato Oncology Junior Scientist Award) will be honored on the ADF Annual Meetings.

In addition, the best posters will be awarded with a poster prize.

For the complete tender texts and the detailed allocation policies please click on the highlighted link.

Please note:
For poster prices, the ADF / ECARF Award for European Allergy Research, the Dermato Oncology Junior Scientist Awards and for the Translational Research Award, a separate application is not necessary. For these prices all abstracts submitted before the deadline will be evaluated.
Submissions for the Paul Langerhans Award and the Egon Macher Award should be made in all cases exclusively in electronic form as one PDF file to the ADF office.
Submission deadline: November 01.

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Research Stipend of the Deutsche Stiftung Dermatologie (DSD) and the ADF

- endowed by the Deutsche Stiftung für Dermatologie (DSD) -    

The Deutsche Stiftung für Dermatologie and the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Dermatologische Forschung offered until 2016 a research stipend of 50.000 Euro in the field of experimental dermatology. From 2017 on this stipend is replaced by other supporting instruments for young dermatological scientists by the DSD.

Past awardees of the Research Stipend of the Deutsche Stiftung Dermatologie (DSD) and the ADF

2016
Georg Stary, Wien
The role of the cutaneous microbiome in the pathogenesis of Graft-versus-Host disease
2015
Martin Glatz, Zurich
Epidemiological and functional characterization of skin Malassezia spp. communities in atopic dermatitis by next generation sequencing, cultivation and species interference assays
2014
Luise Erpenbeck, Boston
1) Die Interaktion von Tumorzellen mit Thrombozyten-Oberflächenrezeptoren und deren Einfluss auf die hämatogene Metastasierung

2) Neutrophile Granulozyten und Neutrophil Extracellular Traps (NETs) bei entzündlichen und vaskulären Erkrankungen wie thrombotisch thrombozytopenische Purpura, kardiovaskuläre Erkrankungen und Präeklampsie.
2013
Philipp Eßer, Freiburg
Gewebestress & Apoptoseinduktion in der Entstehung der allergischen Kontaktdermatitis
2012
Cyrill Géraud, Mannheim
Organ-spezifische endotheliale Mechanismen und Targets bei der Metastasierung des malignen Melanoms
2011
Wolfram Hötzenecker, Tübingen
The role of dermal Notch/RBP-Jκ signaling in keratinocyte tumor formation
2010
Pia Moinzadeh, Köln
Identifizierung neuer Biomarker für Krankheitsprogression und Prognose bei Patienten mit systemischer Sklerodermie
2009
Amanda Büchau, München
Die Bedeutung der vo-T Zell vermittelten Immunantwort in der verwundeten Haut