EUCHEMBIOJ CONFERENCES

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

To encourage high-quality contributions and foster excellence in scientific communication, EUCHEMBIOJ 2026 will present the following awards during the conference:

 

Young Investigator Award

This award recognizes outstanding research presented by early-career scientists (undergraduate, graduate, or PhD students, or researchers within 5 years of obtaining their highest degree). The award will be based on originality, scientific rigor, and presentation quality.

Eligibility: Participants must indicate their eligibility during abstract submission.

 

Multidisciplinary Research Excellence

This award honors the most impactful work that bridges multiple disciplines—chemistry, biotechnology, pharmacy, bioinformatics, materials science, and more. The winning study will demonstrate a creative and integrative approach with potential for real-world applications.

Evaluation Criteria: Interdisciplinary innovation, scientific merit, and clarity of presentation.

 

Industrial Innovation Award

Awarded to a study or project with strong relevance to industry and potential for commercialization or technological application. Both academic and corporate-affiliated researchers are eligible.

Selection Criteria: Industrial applicability, innovation readiness, and presentation effectiveness.

 

Announcement

All award recipients will be announced during the closing session of the conference. Winners will receive:

  • A digital certificate for recognition
  • Recognition on our website, the abstract book of EUCHEMBIOJ 2026 and social media channels
  • Free registration for a future EUCHEMBIOJ event (selected categories)

Previous Recipients

EUCHEMBIOJ 2025

Industrial Innovation Award  Hande Uçak Merdol

Development of Process and Packaging Structure Compliant with Toxic NIAS Limits in Flexible Food Packaging

Multidisciplinary Research ExcellenceGiorgio Volpi

Imidazopyridine Family: Versatile and Promising Heterocyclic Skeletons for Different Applications


Young Investigator Award Jakub Mazur

Gene Engineering of the TP-84 Bacteriophage Portal Protein as a First Step in Creating Bionanoparticles