The SBS Achievement Award

2008 - Tadataka Yamada

The Society for Biomolecular Sciences supports an award of $5,000 made at least every three years, to recognize outstanding achievements in research, innovation, ground breaking foundation, or seminal contributions that have proven to be broadly applicable to biomolecular screening or pharmaceutical/ agricultural lead discovery. Furthermore, the award seeks to recognize those who have distinguished themselves within the scope of the society's mission. Independence of thought, originality of approach, clarity of vision, and a consistent record of achievement are important criteria. Quality and depth rather than the number of contributions shall be emphasized.

The SBS Accomplishment Award

2008 - Peter Ramm

The Society for Biomolecular Sciences supports annual awards of $1,000 to recognize a member for a significant technical accomplishment, exceeding a benchmark or milestone in screening or the lead discovery process, or an innovative and integrated use of mature technologies. More than one award may be conferred annually.

The SBS PolyPops Foundation Award for the Best Innovation in Microplate Design or Application

2008 - Christopher K. Fuller, M.S.
Vivian Liu, Ph.D.
Eric Nehrlich, M.S.
Simon Pitchford, Ph.D.

SBS and PolyPops Development Foundation support an annual award of $2,500 to recognize a member for the best innovation in microplate design or application.

The SBS PolyPops Foundation Award for The Best Conference Presentation

2008 - David Matthews, Exelixis

SBS and PolyPops Development Foundation supports an annual award of $1,500 to recognize the best conference presentation at the annual meeting.

David Matthews of Exelixis – winner of 2008 PolyPops Best Conference Presentation Award for his presentation, Development of Small Molecular Anti-Cancer Agents. This award was based on evaluations collected at the St. Louis conference.

Award Nominations are being accepted on an ongoing basis

There are no restrictions on the institutional affiliation or age of candidates. However, nominations must be made by a member or members of the SBS.

Nominations are to be sent to the SBS office in writing together with brief justification for the nomination.

For More Information, Contact:
Society for Biomolecular Sciences
36 Tamarack Ave, #348
Danbury, CT 06811 USA
Phone: +1 (203) 743-1336
Fax: +1 (203) 748-7557
e-mail: email@sbsonline.org