San Francisco Neurological Society Annual Young Investigator Awards 

All residents and fellows in the neurosciences are invited to submit their papers for consideration for the San Francisco Neurological Society's (SFNS) annual awards. The papers should be previously unpublished, original work, however, they can be pending publication.

The Henry Newman Award is presented each year to the author of the best paper dealing with clinical neurology. The Edwin Boldrey Award is intended to recognize a research project in neuroscience. The John Hanbery Award is given annually to the best clinical paper covering topics in neurosurgery. The Harold Rosegay Award is given annually to the best clinical paper covering topics in neurosurgical anatomy, history and clinical practice. The Kaiser Award is given to the next highest scoring paper, and can be either for clinical neurology or neuroscience.

The five award recipients will present their papers each year at the San Francisco Neurological Society's Annual Meeting.

The honorarium award is $500.00 each for the Boldrey, Hanbery, Rosegay, and Newman Awards. $250 is awarded for the Kaiser Award. In addition, the Award winners are provided one night's complimentary lodging at the location of the annual meeting and invited to the SFNS Annual Dinner.

CALL FOR PAPERS IS ANNOUNCED IN THE WINTER. PLEASE CHECK THE SFNS WEBSITE FOR UPDATES.

Edwin Boldrey Award More

Henry Newman Award More

John Hanbery Award More

Harold Rosegay Award More

Kaiser Award More

Winners of the 2010 Young Investigator Awards displaying their award certificates. From Left: R. Mark Richardson, MD, UCSF, Kaiser Award Winner; Edwards F. Chang, MD, UCSF & UC Berkeley, Newman Award Winner and Isaac Yang, MD, UCSF, Boldrey Award Winner.

Winners of the 2011 Young Investigator Awards click here