The International Society of Hypertension (ISH) promotes and encourages the advancement of scientific research and knowledge and of its application in all aspects of hypertension and associated cardiovascular diseases. The Society offers a number of awards and lectureships at each Biennial Meeting.
A number of these awards are made possible by the specific and general support of our industry supporters, emphasizing their shared vision for the advancement of knowledge and recognition of achievement. The Society is most grateful for this generous support.
2020 Awards
- ISH Franz Volhard Award
- ISH Robert Tigerstedt Award
- ISH Paul Korner Award
- ISH Developing World Award
- ISH Honorary Fellow Award
- ISH Distinguished Fellow Award
- ISH Award of Excellence for Research in Cardiovascular Health and Disease in Women
- ISH Honour for Senior Women Researchers
- ISH Mid-Career Award for Women Researchers
- ISH Distinguished Mentor Award
- ISH Mentorship Scholar Award
- ISH Austin Doyle Award
- ISH New Investigator Oral and Poster Presentation Awards
Previous Awards
ISH New Investigator Oral Presentation Awards
Purpose
These awards will be offered from 2012 to encourage New Investigators and recognise excellence in scientific contribution at the ISH Biennial Scientific Meetings.
Criteria
They will be awarded at the ISH Biennial Scientific Meetings to New Investigators judged from a group of finalists to have given the best oral presentations. Finalists will be selected from among eligible presenters on the basis of the scores of their abstracts allocated to oral presentations.
Eligibility
The presenting and responsible author must be a New Investigator who is undertaking a research higher degree or is within 10 years of graduation with a doctoral or equivalent qualification. Evidence of research higher degree student status or the date of graduation must be provided at the time of submission.
For further information please contact the ISH Secretariat.
Past Winners
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2018 Winner: Fei Wang
USA / China
Abstract presented:Site-1 Protease-Derived Soluble (Pro)Renin Receptor Contributes to Salt-Sensitive Hypertension in Dahl S Rats via Activation of Intrarenal RAS
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2018 Runner Up: Laure Rouche
France
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2016 Winner: Wioletta Pijacka
UK
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2016 Runner Up: Francine Marques
Australia
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2014 Winner: Lucinda Hilliard
Australia
Abstract presented: Pharmacological Angiotensin Type 2 Receptor Stimulation Modulates Acute Renal Function In Female But Not Male Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats
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2014 Runner Up: Muhammad Oneeb Rehman Mian
Canada
Abstract presented: Angiotensin II-induced Vascular Injury Is Counteracted By Foxp3+ T Regulatory Lymphocytes
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2012 A.R. Chade
ISH New Investigator Poster Presentation Awards
Purpose
These awards will be offered from 2012 to encourage New Investigators and recognise excellence in scientific contribution at the ISH Biennial Scientific Meetings.
Criteria
They will be awarded at the ISH Biennial Scientific Meetings to New Investigators judged from a group of finalists to have given the best poster presentations. Finalists will be selected from among eligible presenters on the basis of the scores of their abstracts allocated to poster presentations.
Eligibility
The presenting and responsible author must be a New Investigator who is undertaking a research higher degree or is within 10 years of graduation with a doctoral or equivalent qualification. Evidence of research higher degree student status or the date of graduation must be provided at the time of submission.
For further information please contact the ISH Secretariat.
Poster awards were supported in 2016 by Daiichi-Sankyo, American Journal of Hypertension Clinical Science and Journal of Human Hypertension.
Past Winners
Basic Science Award
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2018 Winner: Yuya Akagi
Japan
Abstract presented: Gene polymorphisms of frailty are associated with atherosclerosis in old Japanese: The SONIC Study.
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2018 Runner Up: Priscilla Prestes
Australia
Abstract presented: Circular RNAs Hrcr and cTtn are upregulated in the hypertrophic heart independent of blood pressure.
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2016 Winner: Suang Suang Koid
Australia
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2016 Runner Up: Elena Velkoska
Australia
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2014 Winner: Silvia Monticone
Italy
Abstract presented: High Prevalence Of KCNJ5, ATP1A1 AND ATP2B3 Somatic Mutations In Aldosterone Producing Adenomas.
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2014 Runner Up: Katrina Mirabito
Australia
Abstract presented: Pressor Responsiveness To Angiotensin II In Adult Female Mice Is Enhanced With Age: Role Of The Angiotensin Type 2 Receptor
Clinical Science Award
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2018 Winner: Troy Puar
Singapore
Abstract presented:Both Medical and Surgical Treatment leads to Marked Improvement of Hypertension in Patients with Primary Aldosteronism (PA)
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2018 Runner Up: Francesca Saladini
Italy
Abstract presented:Different role of elevated pulse pressure according to gender in a cohort of young to middle age stage I hypertensives
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2016 Winner: Telmo Pereira
Portugal
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2016 Runner Up: Jin Sug Kim
Korea
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2014 Winner: Aurélien Lorthioir
France
Abstract presented: High Prevalence Of KCNJ5, ATP1A1 AND ATP2B3 Somatic Mutations In Aldosterone Producing Adenomas.
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2014 Runner Up: Maria Gosk
Poland
Abstract presented: Analysis Of Retinal Microperfusion And Arteriolar Structure In Patients With Pheochromocytoma
Population Science Award
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2018 Winner: Rik Olde Engberink
Netherlands
Abstract presented: Single versus multiple 24-hour urine collections for estimation of long-term potassium intake and the associated cardiovascular risk
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2018 Runner Up: Qianhui Guo
China
Abstract presented: Prevalence and characteristics of exaggerated morning surge and morning hypertension in Chinese patients: China Ambulatory and Home Blood Pressure Registry (ABPR)
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2016 Winner: Manja Zec
Austria
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2016 Runner Up: Mattias Gabriel Zanuzzi
Argentina
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2014 Winner: Nicolas Verheyen
Austria
Abstract presented: Association Of Serum Parathyroid Hormone With Night Time Blood Pressure In Patients With Essential Hypertension - Insights From The Styrian Hypertension Study
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2014 Runner Up: Yi Zhang
China
Abstract presented: Prognostic Significance Of Visit-to-visit Blood Pressure Variability: A Meta-analysis Of 80,622 Subjects
2012
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2012 Poster Award I Salaman