Awards
Paul Ehrlich Lectureship Award
The Paul Ehrlich Lectureship Award is the highest honor bestowed by the International Eosinophil Society on an individual who has demonstrated outstanding, prolific, high quality and broad research achievements that have substantially advanced the knowledge regarding the molecular mechanisms governing the eosinophil in health and disease.
2023 Bruce S. Bochner, MD
2019 Marc Rothenberg, MD, PhD
2017 James J. Lee, PhD
2015 Gerald J. Gleich, MD
2013 Peter F. Weller, MD
2011 Timothy J. Williams, PhD
2009 Redwan Moqbel, PhD
2007 Colin Sanderson, PhD
Kyoshi Takatsu, PhD
2005 Christopher J.F. Spry, M.R.C.P.
The Gerald J. Gleich Award
In recognition of the most intriguing, high impact finding related to eosinophil biology published in the two years prior to the IES Biennial Symposium at which it is awarded.
2023 Emilie J. Cosway, PhD & Sharon Grisaru-Tal, PhD
2019 Naoki Takemura, PhD
2017 Claire Mesnil, PhD
2015 Jesse Nussbaum, MD
2013 Van Trung Chu, PhD
2011 Yasuo Mori
Eosinophilic Disease Translational Research Award
The Eosinophilic Disease Translational Research Award recognizes a scientist whose translational research has helped lead to substantial improvement in the understanding, diagnosis and care of patients afflicted by eosinophilic disease. Patient-oriented translational research is a critical component towards improving outcomes in the era of personalized medicine, both for individual patients and for the community-at-large.
2023 Amy D. Klion, MD
Service Award
The Service Award is given in recognition of dedicated service to the International Eosinophil Society and to the larger community of eosinophil scientists. The award recognizes an individual who exhibits the highest standard of excellence, dedication, and accomplishment over a sustained period of time. These contributions may be in a wide variety of areas, including but not limited to increasing public awareness of the mission of the Society and the promotion of research, education and training in the field of eosinophil biology and eosinophilic disorders.
2023 Allison Fryer, PhD & Florence Roufosse, MD, PhD
2019 Bruce Bochner, MD
2017 Peter F. Weller, MD
2015 Amy D. Klion, MD
2013 Redwan Moqbel, PhD
2011 Steven J. Ackerman, PhD
Paul Bertics Lectureship
This award was established in remembrance of Paul Bertics' contributions to the field, both for his scientific excellence and because of his love of teaching and mentoring students.
2013 William W. Busse, MD
