Prof. Paul Basset
The European Cancer Center awards the Paul Basset Medal for outstanding contributions to the advancement of the Eucc.
The first Paul Basset Laureate is Prof. Dr. Jean-Paul Obrecht, Director emeritus of the Department of Internal Medicinen/Oncology of the Kantonsspital Basel. His initiative and dedication have contributed decisively to the founding and continuation of the EuCC.
Die Paul Basset Medal will be awarded to Prof. Obrecht on May 16, 2003 at the 10th EuCC Symposium in Freiburg.
The Paul Basset Medal and Award are dedicated to the late Prof. Paul Basset, former Director of the Institut de Chimie Biologique Strasbourg University.
In addition, the EuCC bestowes the Paul Basset Award at the annual EuCC symposium for the best presentation by a junior scientist (£ 35 years).
The Paul Basset Awards is dotated with € 500.
Award winners up
to now
NAME
|
UNIVERSITY
|
TITLE
|
YEAR
|
Martin Buess |
Basel |
"STRAP
is a predictive marker of 5-FU based
chemotherapy bebefit in early colorectal cancer" |
2003 |
Malgorzata
Gasperowicz |
Freiburg |
"Phenotypical
analysis of TLE3 deficient mice" |
2005 |
Mascha Binder |
Freiburg |
"The epitope
recognized by rituximab" |
2006 |
Vanessa Baeriswyl |
Basel |
"Myeloid
cells contribute to tumour lymphangiogenesis" |
2007 |
Céline
Nicolet |
Strasbourg |
"Research
of genomic markers for invasiveness of Human colon carcinomas,
with a particular emphasis on the chromosome 20q status" |
2007 |
Alain Jung |
Strasbourg |
"A genomic
and transcriptional analysis of HPV-Infected oropharyngeal head
and neck squamous cell carcinoma" |
2008 |
Constance
Bär |
Freiburg |
"Spleen
Thyrosine Kinase (SYK) is Involved in CXCR-4 Chemokine and alpha-4-beta-I-Integrin
Signalling in b-CLL" |
2009 |
Mahmut
Yilmaz |
Basel |
"The role
of the transcription factor dlx2 during epithelial-mesenchymal
transition (emt) and tumor progression" |
2009 |
|