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The Rudolf Ippen Young
Scientist Award
Professor Dr. Rudolf Ippen was a pioneer of the
scientific discipline of wildlife pathology and co-founder of the International
Conference on Diseases of Zoo and Wild Animals. In memory of Professor Ippen, who
passed away in March 2009, and his outstanding commitment to wildlife medicine,
the third “Rudolf Ippen Young Scientist Award” will be awarded at the
International Conference on Diseases of Zoo and Wild Animals in Bussolengo/Verona
in May 2012.
The Award will honour a young
scientist whose scientific output, particularly the papers published in the
past 12 months, document the beginning of a promising career in wildlife veterinary
science, conservation medicine, or zoo animal medicine.
Candidates can apply by themselves or
can be proposed by somebody else.
Eligible candidates will
- have
graduated in veterinary medicine;
- usually
either be conducting a doctoral dissertation or have recently completed
their doctoral dissertation; in the case of postdocs, their doctoral dissertation
should have been completed no longer than three years ago;
- be
working as a veterinarian in a zoo, in wildlife research or conservation projects
or within the academic field;
- have
demonstrated excellent and original scientific work in the fields of wildlife
veterinary science, conservation medicine, or zoo animal and wildlife
medicine – with zoo animals, wildlife, or their respective pathogens the
key focus;
- be
expected to attend the International Conference on Diseases of Zoo and
Wild Animals in Bussolengo/Verona 2012.
The
application should include
- letter
of application or letter of recommendation;
- curriculum
vitae;
- list
of publications and other scientific output;
- a
copy of the three most important publications of the last 12 months.
Deadline for applications is the 31st March 2012. Submissions
are preferably done by electronic means, and sent to us by e-mail to 2012@zoovet-conference.org. Applications will be reviewed by an international jury
with members nominated by the EAZWV and the IZW.
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