Awards

Eugenia Rosemberg Abstract Travel Award

October 31, 2025

Purpose: The Endocrine Society provides travel grants to attend ENDO, the Society's Annual Meeting. These travel grants are awarded to outstanding abstracts submitted in the basic science category by early career professionals who have been accepted to present their research during the annual meeting. ENDO 2025 will take place July 12-15, 2025.

Benefits: Recipients will receive a $1,000 travel grant for ENDO 2026 and complimentary meeting registration.

Supported by the Eugenia Rosemberg Memorial Fund 


Award Cycle Dates

  • Submission Dates: Coming Soon – February 2, 2026
  • Notification: March 18, 2026
  • Award Program Dates: (ENDO 2026): June 13–16, 2026 in Chicago Illinois

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must meet the following requirements:

  • Must be the first and presenting author on the abstract.
  • Applicants must be junior faculty/early career professionals within 3 years of completing a PhD or MD/PhD training program.
  • Open to any abstract submitted in the Basic Science Categories.

Additional Award Criteria:

Application Requirements

  • Application form in awards platform.
  • Letter of recommendation from research mentor.
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV).
  • Verification of training status (e.g. degree or certificate).
  • Personal statement to include:
    • Descriptions of key achievements and experiences in the field of endocrinology
    • Details of how receiving the award will benefit the applicant professionally

If you have any questions, please email [email protected].

Important Notes for Applicants

Please do not register for ENDO until the award winners are announced. The winners of this award will receive complimentary ENDO registration.

Members are eligible to receive one travel award or travel reimbursement per meeting. If you are selected for more than one travel award you will receive the higher monetary value. Please do not register for ENDO until the award winners are announced. The winners of this award will receive complimentary ENDO registration. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be nominated to apply?

No. All applicants self-nominate.

Is a letter of recommendation required?

Yes. Please request a letter of recommendation from a research mentor through the awards platform.

Can I apply if I’ve received the award before?

No. Only first time Eugenia Rosemberg winners are eligible. Please explore other early career award opportunities.

Can the award be sent to my institution instead of me?

Yes. Awardees can opt to have funds sent to their institution.

Can I receive feedback if I’m not selected?

Unfortunately, reviewer feedback is not shared. The award is competitive, and we encourage reapplication in future years.

Are late applications accepted?

Only in rare cases for applications already in progress. Please contact the Endocrine Society at [email protected] with details. 

What if I can no longer attend ENDO?

Award funds are only granted to those who attend the ENDO Annual Meeting. You will retain the honor of the award but will not receive the travel grant.

How will I receive my award?

  • Direct Deposit (U.S. Based Applicants)
  • Wire transfer (International Applicants)

When will I receive payment?

Within 6 weeks after ENDO 2026

How can I use the award funds?

While usage is not monitored, funds are expected to support travel to the ENDO Annual Meeting.

(International Applicants) Can I transfer the award to someone outside of my home country to avoid taxes?

No. Awardees are responsible for any applicable taxes in their home country.

Will I be recognized at ENDO?

Yes, the Eugenia Rosemberg winner will be honored at the Excellence in Endocrinology Awards Dinner.  

 


Congratulations to our 2025 Winners:

Sisir Kumar Barik, PhD
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine 

 

 

 

Caroline de Carvalho Picoli, PhD
Postdoctoral Research Fellow 
Maine Health Institution, Center for Molecular Medicine

 

 

 

Robin Kruger, PhD
Postdoctoral Research Fellow 
University of Michigan

 

 

 

 

 

Award Winners

Recipient Institution
Sisir Kuman Barik, PhD Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine 
Caroline de Carvalho Picoli, PhD Maine Health Institution, Center for Molecular Medicine
Robin Kruger, PhD University of Michigan

Recipient Institution
Yongxiang Li, PhD Baylor College of Medicine
Alexandra Cara, PhD University of California Los Angeles 
Carolyn Chlebek, PhD MaineHealth Institute for Research

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Surbhi Gahlot UT Southwestern Medical Center
Joris Osinga Erasmus MC
Maria Stamou Massachusetts General Hospital


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Alessandra Mancini Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School
Ignacio Portales-Castillo Massachusetts General Hospital
Huifei Zheng Auburn University


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Monica Malheiros Franca The University of Chicago
Louise Gregory UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health


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Edward List Ohio University
Shannon Whirledge Yale School of Medicine
Shrikanth Gadad Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center


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Dionysios Chartoumpekis University of Pittsburgh
Ka-wing Fong Northwestern University
Shiori Minabe University of Tokyo


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Indranil Sinha Brigham and Women's Hospital
Lilia Magomedova Univesity of Toronto
Yuqian Luo Teikyo University

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Manqi Wang Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center
Massimiliano Ruscica Universita degli Studi di Milano
Qing He Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School


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Gang Xi The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Jose Cordoba-Chacon Jesse Brown VA Medical Center/University of Illinois at Chicago
Zeynep Madak Erdogan University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign


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Coroline Gorvin University of Oxford
Keely McNamara Tohoku University School of Medicine
Victor Navarro Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School


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Rosalia Cordo Russo Instituto de Biología y Medicina Experimental, CONICET
Subarna Dhital Patan Academy of Health Sciences
Weiqin Chen Medical College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University


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Miao-Hsueh Chen Baylor College of Medicine
John Gill Brigham and Womens Hospital/Harvard Medical School
Sheng Wu Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine


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Richard Mackenzie School of Life Sciences, University of Westminster
Yihong Wan University of Texas
Yogeshwar Makanji Prince Henry's Institute of Medical Research


Recipient Institution
Karima Begriche The Scripps Institute
Rabii Ameziane-El-Hassani Centre National de l'Energie, des Sciences et Techniques Nucl'aires and Institut Gustave Roussy
Sara Ernst University of Pittsburgh

 

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