It is time to call for nominations for the Rolf Gaillard Prize 2026.
According to the ENEA rules, this Prize should be awarded to an ENEA member that has made substantial advances in basic and/or clinical brain neuroendocrine research, showing outstanding lifetime contribution to the field of Neuroendocrinology.
Past winners
- 2015: Günter K Stalla (Germany)
- 2016: Annamaria Colao (Italy)
- 2017: Albert Beckers (Belgium)
- 2018: Philippe Chanson (France)
- 2019: Susan Webb (Spain)
- 2020: Anna Spada (Italy)
- 2021: Jacques Drouin (Canada)
- 2022: Marta Korbonits (UK)
- 2023: Thierry Brue (France)
- 2024: Ashley Grossman (UK)
- 2025: Diego Ferone (Italy)
The prize committee consists of the whole ENEA Executive Committee, and the Vice-President of the Fondation pour la recherche en Endocrinologie, Diabétologie et Métabolisme.
The awardee will receive a medal during a ceremony that will take place during the ENEA Congress in Paris in September 2026 and is under obligation to deliver a lecture during that event. The travel costs and congress registration of the awardee are covered by the Foundation.
The ENEA Executive Committee members and the ENEA members are invited to nominate their leading-in-the-field peers to the Executive Committee. Further information can be found at the ENEA website https://enea.org/prizes/.
Applications (letter of presentation and CV) have to be sent by a third party via email to the ENEA standing office ([email protected]) and to the ENEA General Secretary ([email protected]) and the candidate has to have been a current member of ENEA and in within June 2026.
Best regards
Davide Carvahlo
ENEA President
Krystallenia Alexandraki
ENEA General Secretary