FEBS Letters Young Scientist Award

FEBS Letters established the FEBS Letters Young Scientist Award in 2003.

Each year, a prize of €10 000 is given to the author of the most outstanding research letter published in the previous calendar year. The awardee must be the corresponding author of the letter and be aged 40 years or younger at the time of manuscript acceptance.

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The FEBS Journal Prize for Young Scientists

FEBS Journal established the FEBS Journal Prize for Young Scientists in 2005.

This Prize, which is awarded annually at the FEBS Congress, is €10 000. It is awarded to the graduate student or young post-doctoral research worker (no more than 3 years from the time of award of the PhD degree when the paper is submitted) who is the first author of a paper that is judged to be the best in FEBS Journal during the calendar year.

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