Ernst Jung Prize
The Ernst Jung Prize is currently endowed with 300,000 euros and is awarded annually since 1976 for major works in the field of human medicine. It is sponsored by the Jung Foundation for Science and Research and is used to support further research.
The Foundation was established by Ernst Young 1967. Since 1990, this foundation also awards the Ernst Jung Medal for Medicine in gold, which is awarded to leading researchers and clinicians for their life's work. In 2006, the Ernst Jung Career Promotion Award for Medical Research add a prize of € 210,000 award, which is awarded annually and is aimed at successful young doctors. Are eligible physicians who return abroad after at least two years of research to deepen at a German clinic to work scientifically and also strive for specialist training.
Support of the Ernst Jung Prize for Medicine
Carriers of the Ernst Jung Medal for Medicine in Gold
Support of the Ernst Jung Career Promotion Award for Medical Research
- 2006 January Wehkamp, Stuttgart
- 2007 Jörg Distler, Erlangen
- 2008 Tom Lüdde, Aachen
- 2009 Florian Mormann, Bonn
- 2010 Annett Halle, Berlin
- 2011 Stefan Schrader, London
- 2012 Samuel Huber, University Hospital Eppendorf
- 2013 Anita Kremer, University Hospital Erlangen
- 2014 Thomas Schmidt, Heidelberg