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IADR Neuroscience Group Investigator Awards

International Association for Dental Research(IADR)

The Awards will be given to investigators for an outstanding basic, translational or clinical research abstract and project related to Orofacial Neuroscience submitted to the IADR General Annual Session & Exhibition. The Awards consist of two categories:

IADR-Neuroscience Group Pre-doctoral Fellow Award. A pre-doctoral D.D.S., D.M.D., M.D., Ph.D. student attending a higher academic institution will be eligible to apply for this award. The winner will be awarded with $500 USD and a certificate of award.
IADR-Neuroscience Group Post-doctoral Fellow Award. A post-doctoral D.D.S., D.M.D., M.D., Ph.D. student attending a higher academic institution will be eligible to apply for this award. The winner will be awarded with $1,000 USD and a certificate of award.

Each category will require a minimum of three applicants for the competition to take place. Applicants will be selected by a judging panel nominated by the officers of the IADR Neuroscience scientific group.

Application Process

Applicants must submit their abstracts to the IADR General Session & Exhibition, and adhere to the normal IADR abstract format.
Please visit https://www.iadr.org/2025IAGS for more information.
Applicants must check the box on the IADR online abstract application form to specifically apply for this Award. Please do not forget this step when you submit your abstract at the IADR General Session & Exhibition.

In addition to the abstract submission on the IADR website, applicants must email the following 3 documents to Dr. Nikolaos Giannakopoulos (Giannakopo_N@ukw.de).

A one-page applicant's biography or CV with at least the following information: name, date of birth, undergraduate and postgraduate studies completed, principal investigator, and research publications.
A one-page recommendation letter written by the principal investigator or the head of the research department at the applicant’s school or university.
A document with a detailed Project (maximum 4 double-spaced pages) with the following 6 sections:
Section 1. Abstract (same as submitted through the IADR website);
Section 2. Introduction: literature review, rationale/hypothesis, goal;
Section 3. Methodology: sample collection (if present), randomization procedure (if present), test/control groups (if present), assays, statistics including sample size/power (e.g. T-test, n=5; alpha: 0.05), if sample size cannot be calculated, shortly provide reasons;
Section 4. Results: main findings, statistical data;
Section 5. Conclusions: impact/innovation on basic, translational, clinical sciences within the IADR Neuroscience scope; and
Section 6: Bibliographic references.

Judging Rules/Principles and Criteria

The judging panel selects a maximum of 10 candidates as finalists for the poster main competition based on the following rules / principles:

Clarity of presentation, scientific strength, relevance, and potential impact.
Data presented should be original and unpublished.
Selected candidates will be informed 6-8 weeks after submission deadline.
Applicants are required to present their findings twice: 1) during a designated Award competition session to the judging panel in the form of a poster presentation, and 2) during a regular session (General Session or Exhibit Hall) in the form of an oral or poster presentation, depending on the acceptance of the abstract as oral or poster presentation. If the abstract is accepted as a poster presentation, the same poster should be used for both presentations in the poster format recommended at www.iadr.org. In the first session with the Award judging panel, the applicants will be called in alphabetical order (by their last name stated in their abstract) to enter a conference room where the Award poster competition will take place.
Judges will spend 5 minutes at each poster: 2 minutes presentation by the candidates to the judges followed by 3 minutes of questions.
The judging process will be coordinated by the President of the Neuroscience Group (or by another Neuroscience group officer or senior IADR members if unable or if a conflict of interest exists). The judging panel may additionally be composed of the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Oral Rehabilitation, the Secretary/Treasurer or his/her nominee, and three additional officers or senior IADR members of the Neuroscience Group.

CRITERIA for judging and rating the finalists:

Novel impact on the field of orofacial neuroscience/ temporomandibular disorders.
Goal of the study and hypothesis is clearly stated.
Methodology addresses the purpose or tests the hypothesis.
Innovation on the study design.
Statistics are appropriately used to analyze the data.
Conclusions are based on the presented data.
Well-organized poster presentation.
Applicant is knowledgeable on the study being presented.
Adherence to allocated presentation time (2 min.).

Award

The winners of the Award will be invited to attend the IADR Neuroscience group business meeting taking place during the IADR General Session, at which the winner will be announced and the award certificate received. The cash Awards will be given at a later date (usually 3-4 weeks after the meeting).

Award Submission

Abstract and supporting documents must be sent no later than the IADR abstract deadline of January 24, 2023 to Dr. Nikolaos Giannakopoulos ( Giannakopo_N@ukw.de).

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Eligibility Requirements

At the time of submission of their application,

Pre-doctoral applicants must currently be enrolled in a pre-doctoral D.D.S., D.M.D., Ph.D. programs or other student.
Post-doctoral applicants must be within 5 years of graduation of a research-related degree (i.e. MSc or PhD or equivalent).

The applicants must submit their abstract in the Neuroscience Category.

IADR membership is required, but Neuroscience Group membership is NOT a requirement.
NOT eligible are 1) current officers of the IADR Neuroscience Group and 2) previous award winners in the same categories.

Sponsor Details

Sponsor Institute/Organizations: International Association for Dental Research(IADR)

Address: 1619 Duke Street Alexandria, VA, 22314-3406 USA

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