The ECTS grant applications are reviewed by an independent review panel, who are instructed to declare any conflicts of interest.

All applications are reviewed by 3 referees, who are asked to give feedback comments that can be given to unsuccessful candidates who are encouraged to re-submit revised applications.

Applications and reviews are then considered by the ECTS Grants Committee who propose a list of awardees to the ECTS Board. Awards are given based on the following:

• Overall score
• Reviewers’ and ECTS Grants Committee comments
• Current funding available

ECTS GRANTS COMMITTEE

Pierre Marie (Chair), Paris, France
Agi Grigoriadis, London, UK
Lorenz Hofbauer, Dresden, Germany
Xavier Nogues, Barcelona, Spain
Mike Rogers, Aberdeen, UK

ECTS REVIEW PANEL 2009/10

Many thanks are extended to our reviewers who have assisted in the grant review process

Bo Abrahamsen, Hellerup, Denmark
Michael Amling, Hamburg, Germany
Tim Arnett, London, UK
Richard Aspden, Aberdeen, UK
Roland Baron, Boston, USA
Teresita Bellido, Indianapolis, USA
Francis Berenbaum, Paris, France
Maria Luisa Bianchi, Milan, Italy
Paolo Bianco, Rome, Italy
Adele Boskey, New York, USA
Roger Bouillon, Leuven, Belgium
Phillippe Bourin, Toulouse, France
Alan Boyde, London, UK
Maria Luisa Brandi, Florence, Italy
Joseph Caverzasio, Geneva, Switzerland
Simone Cenci, Milan, Italy
Roland Chapurlat, Paris, France
Chantal Chenu, London, UK
Martine Cohen-Solal, Paris, France
Juliet Compston, Cambridge, UK
Simon Cool, Immunos, Singapore
Cyrus Cooper, Southampton, UK
Jillian Cornish, Auckland, New Zealand
Fraser Coxon, Aberdeen, UK
Jean-Pierre David, Erlangen, Germany
Adolfo Diez-Perez, Barcelona, Spain
Keith  Dobney,  Aberdeen, UK
Harald  Dobnig, Graz, Austria
Marc Drezner, Wisconsin, USA
Richard Eastell, Sheffield, UK
Florent Elefteriou, Nashville, USA
Colin Farquharson, Edinburgh, UK
Serge Ferrari, Geneva, Switzerland
Kaare Gautvik, Oslo, Norway
Valerie Geoffroy, Paris, France
Piet Geussens, Maastricht, The Netherlands & Hasselt, Belgium
Claus Gluer, Kiel, Germany
Agi Grigoriadis, London, UK
Jody Haigh, Ghent, Belgium
Miep Helfrich, Aberdeen, UK
Dominique Heymann, Nantes, France
Lorenz Hofbauer, Dresden, Germany
Inguun Holen, Sheffield, UK
Pascal Houiller, Paris, France
Mark Johnson, Kansas, USA
Pierre Jurdic, Lyon, France
Said Kamel, Amiens, France
Morten Karsdal, Herlev, Denmark
Moustapha Kassem, Odense, Denmark
Henry Kronenberg, Boston, USA
Akira Kudo Tokyo, Japan
Marie Helene Lafage, St Etienne, France
Bente Langdahl, Aarhus, Denmark
Beate Lanske, Boston, USA
Robert Layfield, Nottingham, UK
David Little, Westmead, Australia
Joseph Lorenzo, Farmington, USA
Luc Malaval, St Etienne, France
Pierre Marie, Paris, France
Koichi Matsuo, Tokyo, Japan
Jose Luis Millan, California, USA
Ralph Muller Zurich, Switzerland
Xavier Nogues, Barcelona, Spain
Babatunde Oyajobi, San Antonio, USA
Lefteris Paschalis, Wien, Austria
Herve Petite, Paris, France
Stuart Ralston, Edinburgh, UK
Frank Rauch, Montreal, Canada
Martina Rauner, Dresden, Germany
David Reid, Aberdeen, UK
Mara Riminucci, Rome, Italy
Rene Rizzoli, Geneva, Switzerland
Mike Rogers, Aberdeen, UK
Vicky Rosen, Boston, USA
Christian Roux, Paris, France
Jean Loius Saffar, Paris, France
Michael Schopppet, Marburg, Germany
Jay Shapiro, Baltimore, USA
Jean-Yves Sire, Paris, France
Tim Skerry, Sheffield, UK
Tim Spector, London, UK
Rene St Arnaud, Montreal, Canada
Gudrun Stenbeck, Uxbridge, UK
Jan Stepan, Prague, Czech Republic
Larry Suva, Little Rock, USA
Anna Teti, L'Aquila, Italy
Keith Thompson, Aberdeen, UK
Jon Tobias, Bristol, UK
Jouni Uitto, Philadelphia, USA
Rutger van Bezooijen, Leiden, The Netherlands
Wim van Hul, Antwerp, Belgium
Hans van Leeuwen, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Rob van't Hof, Edinburgh, UK
Marie-Christine Vernejoul, Paris, France
Laurence Vico, St Etienne, France
Anna Villa, Milan, Italy
Tjeerd van Staa, London,UK
Erwin Wagner, Madrid, Spain
Graham Williams, London, UK
Alberta Zallone, Bari, Italy
Roger Zebaze, Melbourne, Australia
Moncef Zouali, Paris, France

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