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Awards

ASIA Lifetime Achievement Award for Prof. Armin Curt

Congratulations to the 2024 ASIA Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient: Armin Curt, MD, FRCPC.  Dr. Curt is Chief and Director of the Spinal Cord Injury Centre at Balgrist University Hospital. For the first time, the same individual was nominated and chosen as the Sell Lecturer and the Lifetime Achievement Award recipient.
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Best Oral Presentation/Poster prize in Brussels

Our doctoral student, Joëlle Metzger, was awarded with the best Presentation&Poster prize at the 3rd International Conference on Controversies in Neuropathic Pain in Brussels, 20-21 Nov 2023

Schellenbergpreis 2020

Our Prof. Patrick Freund, together with his Swedish colleague Jonas Frisén, was awarded with the highest research award in paraplegia: the Schellenberg Research prize. 

INUS Award-Winner 2020

Stéphanie van der Lely of the Neuro-Urology research team has won the Swiss Continence Foundation Award 2020 with her research topic: " Multichannel cortical recordings of lower urinary tract sensory evoked potentials to advance the evaluation of viscerosensory pathways" at the annual congress of the International Neuro-Urology Society (INUS), which took place 23-25 January in Istanbul, Turkey.

Early Career Scholar Award @ ISCoS Conference in Dublin

Best Poster Award  category “Early career scholar” at 56th ISCoS (International Spinal Cord Society) Annual Scientific Meeting in Dublin (24.-26. October 2017) for Adrian Cathomen and the MALT Team.

Best Poster Award @ ISCoS Conference in Dublin for Christian Meyer

Best Poster Award  category Student/Trainee at 56th ISCoS (International Spinal Cord Society) Annual Scientific Meeting in Dublin ( 24.-26. October 2017).

Float-Project nominated for CTI Swiss Medtech Award 2017

euRobotics Technology Transfer Award 2014

Dr. Marc Bolliger, Dr. Heike Vallery und Dipl Ing. Peter Lutz haben am 13. März mit dem FLOAT den euRobotics Technology Transfer Award 2014 gewonnen. Dieser Award wird einmal jährlich an herausragende Beispiele erfolgreicher Zusammenarbeiten zwischen Forschung und Industrie im Bereich Robotik und Automatisierungstechnik verliehen. «Wir freuen uns sehr über den Award, weil er zeigt, dass unsere Arbeit auf internationale Anerkennung stösst und das Potenzial hat, sich als eine neue Therapie für Patienten mit Gangstörungen zu etablieren», so Dr. Marc Bolliger, Leiter Forschung Zentrum für Paraplegie Balgrist.