APSR / PE Young Investigator Award for Clinical Resp Medicine Research

This award will be available for the best Clinical Respiratory Medicine abstract presented at each APSR Congress until 2033. This award is generously provided by Dr Philip Eng (Singapore) for the advancement of Clinical Respiratory Medicine by an APSR Young Investigator from an Asia-Pacific country/region who is presenting original work at the APSR Congress. It serves to spur on the next generation of clinical respiratory medicine researchers.

Philip Eng, MBBS, FCCP, FACP, FRCP (Lond), FAPSR is Senior Consultant Respiratory Medicine at Mt Elizabeth Hospital and professor at the National University of Singapore. He was former Head of Clinical Respiratory Medicine and Bronchoscopy Assemblies of the APSR.

The winning abstract is selected by the APSR, supported by the APSR Clinical Respiratory Medicine Assembly, which ranks the abstracts for their novelty, importance, methodology, clarity and overall quality. A consensus on the best (eligible) Clinical Respiratory Medicine abstract is then obtained through a rigorous judging system.

• US$500 (jointly funded by Dr Eng and the APSR)
• A commemorative certificate
• Invitation to the Gala Dinner (or similar social event) for the award ceremony
• The awardee may also be introduced on the APSR website, Bulletin and social media.

• Must be an APSR member (en bloc or individual)
• Must be aged ≤40 at the start of the Congress
• Must normally reside in the Asia-Pacific region
• Must be the First Author and able to present the abstract at the Congress
• Cannot win multiple awards at the same APSR Congress (except the Respirology Case Reports Poster Award), nor have other travel support for the same APSR Congress.
• Must register for the Congress before their individual "cut-off date".
  The cut-off date will be provided in the acceptance letter sent by the Local Congress Secretariat. This date will be earlier than the usual registration deadline, to enable the programme schedule to be compiled and awards to be considered.