Gothenburg AIC 2010

SICOT Awards (applications closed)

• SICOT Award Winners 

Important notice: Award winners must have attended the Closing Ceremony on 3 September to receive their prize.

For more information, please e-mail: awards@sicot.org

 
Australian SICOT Award

Funded by the SICOT Australian section

Awarded since 2004 at each Annual International Conference and Triennial World Congress to young surgeons. The prize is to help cover travel and accommodation expenses of a young deserving surgeon who otherwise would not be able to attend the SICOT meeting. The award is administered by the Young Surgeons Committee.

Prerequisites: Candidates must be members of SICOT, under 40 years of age, and must submit at least one abstract for the Conference.

Documents to submit: application letter, CV, copy of birth certificate or passport, abstract(s) for the conference through the online abstract submission system (before 15 January 2010!), and SICOT Membership Application Form (unless already a SICOT member). 

Deadline for application: 28 February 2010 (closed)

Winner: Darya Tesakova (Belarus)
       

Lester Lowe SICOT Awards

Funded by the SICOT Foundation

Two prizes of up to USD 1,000 each and a diploma will be awarded at the Closing Ceremony. The purpose is to allow trainees to attend a SICOT Annual International Conference.

Prerequisites: Candidates must be trainees under 35 and members of SICOT.

Documents to submit: application letter stating the cost of an economy return airfare to the conference location, CV, copy of birth certificate or passport, and SICOT Membership Application Form (unless already a SICOT member).

Deadline for application: 1 April 2010 (closed)

Winners: Jiong Jiong Guo (China) & Sunil Gurpur Kini (India)

German SICOT Fellowships

Funded by the SICOT German section  

The fellowships were awarded for the first time in 2005 and are presented to the two best candidates who pass the annual SICOT Diploma Examination. The two fellows are invited to visit well-known German orthopaedic centres for a period of four weeks. Travel is organised by the German Section of SICOT. Special interests of the fellows are taken into consideration in the choice of hosting centres. The sponsorship also includes: an economy class air ticket, food and accommodation, travel expenses within Germany and an allowance up to a maximum total of EUR 2,500 per fellow.

The two candidates are selected by the Board of Examiners at the end of the SICOT Diploma Examination. Besides an excellent exam result, good knowledge of the English language is the main selection criterion.

The purpose of the fellowships is to reward participants in the examination for their achievements and to give them the opportunity to meet with leading German orthopaedic surgeons.  

  
Henri Bensahel Award

Sponsored by the SICOT Conference

This Award was established in 2009 in memory of Henri Bensahel, Professor of Paediatric Orthopaedics and a Founding Member of IFPOS (International Federation of Paediatric Orthopaedic Societies). A prize of EUR 500 is awarded at the Closing Ceremony to the best oral presentation in Paediatrics.   
  

SICOT Oral Presentation Awards

Sponsored by the SICOT Conference

The presenting authors of the ten best oral papers will present their papers for a second time at the Best Papers Session during the Conference. The presenting authors of the three best oral presentations selected during this session will each be awarded a prize of EUR 500 at the Closing Ceremony. All ten presenting authors will receive a diploma of recognition.

 
SICOT Poster Awards

Sponsored by the SICOT Conference

The presenting authors of the three best posters will each be awarded a prize of EUR 500 at the Closing Ceremony. The presenting authors of the ten best posters will all receive a diploma of recognition.