(Picture source: https://www.uni–giessen.de/ueber–uns/rhh)

The Robert-Sommer Award 2023 goes to

Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg (Mannheim, Germany)

for his outstanding research in the field of schizophrenia.

The Early Career Award Committee & the Robert Sommer Research Society considered five young scientists for the Early Career Award for their highly promising contributions to Schizophrenia Research.

Franciska de Beer, Groningen
Sofia Eickhoff, Lübeck
Cecilie Lemvigh, Copenhagen
Philipp Riedel, Dresden
Frederike Stein, Marburg

from left to right: Sofia Eickhoff, Philipp Riedel, Frederike Stein, Cecilie Lemvigh, Prof. Christoph Mulert

During the GISS meeting individuals advancing schizophrenia research have been honored.

The Translational Science Award Committee & the Robert Sommer Research Society considered
Prof. Dr. Dominique Endres
for the Translational Science Award for his outstanding translational research contributions to Schizophrenia Research (head of the award committee: Prof. Dr. Peter Falkai).

The Clinical Science Award Committee & the Robert Sommer Research Society considered
Prof. Dr. Christoph Correll
for the Clinical Science Award for his important contributions in the field of prevention, care and rehabilitation of mental disorders (head of the award committee: Prof. Dr. Silvana Galderisi).

GISS2023 Programme (20230421)