Stephen Bayne Mid-Career Award

• The definition of a mid-career threshold applied here will provide for consideration of individuals who are at a minimum of five years beyond the granting of their Ph.D.
• Prospective candidates for this award should be IADR/DMG members with at least a three-year record of participation as lead author on abstracts presented at IADR or related DMG-sponsored programs.
• The application process requires the submission of:
  • a current CV;
  • two letters of support from established and productive DMG members;
  • a brief narrative (one-page maximum) that highlights how the individual’s prior research accomplishments are anticipated to transition in work going forward (specific details not necessary but a general idea of the intended research direction is requested).

• The application package must be submitted to the DMG Awards Committee by January 31, 2023 with one awardee to be selected per year. The award will consist of a plaque and the provision of $2,000 for travel to an IADR meeting within that same year to accept the award, and $3,000 as an undesignated gift for the purposes of fostering continued research.

2023 Recipient Ana Karina Bedran-Russo (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA)
2022 Recipient  Alireza Sadr (University of Washington, WA, USA)
2021 Recipient Vinicius Rosa (National University of Singapore)
2020 Recipient  Kumiko Yoshihara (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan) 
2019 Recipient  Bas Loomans (Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands)
2018 Recipient  Sunita Ho (University of California, San Francisco, USA)
2017 Recipient  Ulrich Lohbauer (Friedrich-Alexander University, Germany)