The award is given for outstanding contributions to basic and translational science in environmental or occupational respiratory diseases. The award will be presented at the ATS International Conference with a plaque and $2,500.
Criteria:
- Associate or full professor (or equivalent, i.e., 8 or more years in the field)
- Outstanding contributions to basic or translational science in environmental or occupational respiratory diseases
- Relevance of the contribution to preventing and decreasing the morbidity and mortality of respiratory disorders caused by environmental or occupational exposures
- ATS membership is desirable but not required
- Nominee’s curriculum vitae including a list of the nominee’s publications must be included
View Previous Award Recipients
Senior Award Recipients
2019 - Kent E. Pinkerton, PhD
2018 - Jack Harkema, DVM, PhD, ATSF
2017 - Ann Frances Hubbs, DVM, PhD, DaCVP
2016 - Daniel L. Costa, DSc
2015 - William N. Rom, MD, MPH
2014 - Joe L. Mauderly, D.V.M.
2013 - Benoit Nemery de Bellevaux, MD, PhD, MSc
2012 - Vincent Castranova, PhD
2011 - Guenter Oberdorster, DVM, PhD
Junior Award Recipients
2019 - Christopher Rider, PhD
2018 - Amanda Mathew, PhD
2017 - Carrie Aaron, MD
2016 - Emmanuel Paul, PhD
2015 - Robert M. Tighe, MD
2014 - Clifford Courville, MD
2013 - Patricia Robbe, MSc
2012 - Amar Mehta, DSc, MPH, PhD
2011 - Khandaker TS Islam, MS, PhD
