Posted 4 November 2009
The Alzforum Awards have become an annual ritual to recognize altruism among Alzheimer researchers. Every year, the editors consider the many scientists who have actively contributed to the Alzheimer Research Forum website and select a choice half-dozen who have gone to extra lengths to serve this Web community. We thank each and every one of them for being exemplary members of the Alzforum community. Awardees received an elegant, engraved Tiffany lead crystal paperweight, suitable for refracting rays of light into the darkest corners of their offices.
The 2009 Alzforum Award recipients are
Ilya Bezprozvanny, Outstanding Contributor
Live discussion: Calcium in AD Pathogenesis
Commentaries by Ilya Bezprozvanny
Beth Stutzmann, Outstanding Contributor
Live discussion: Calcium in AD Pathogenesis
Commentaries by Beth Stutzmann
Virgil and Zoia Muresan, Hypothesis Hero and Heroine
Brainstem Neurons Are Initiators of Neuritic Plaques
CAD Cells Are a Useful Model for Studies of APP Cell Biology and Alzheimer’s Disease Pathology, Including Aβ Accumulation Within Neurites
Matt Hemming, Prince of Protocols
Alzforum Protocol Database
Nick Fox, Mensch Award
Commentaries by Nick Fox
Scott Small, Webinar Wizard
LOAD and eFAD—Different Diseases, Different Hypotheses?
Can We (Should We?) Develop “Smart Drugs” to Stave Off Age-Related Memory Loss?
Brit Mollenhauer and Ian McKeith, DLB Ambassadors
Betwixt and Intermixed—Dementia With Lewy Bodies
The 2008 Alzforum Award recipients are
Ben Barres, Outstanding Contributor
Commentaries by Ben Barres
Greg Cole, Outstanding Contributor
Commentaries by Greg Cole
Cynthia Lemere, Outstanding Contributor
Beijing: Report From Symposium on Aging and Neurodegeneration
Commentaries by Cynthia Lemere
Lon Schneider, Outstanding Contributor
Commentaries by Lon Schneider
Robert Vassar, Outstanding Contributor
Commentaries by Bob Vassar
Brad Hyman, Mensch Award
Commentaries by Brad Hyman
Pete Nelson, Trailblazer Award
Webinar: Non-coding RNAs in Neurodegeneration
Milestone Papers (first compiled with assistance of Pete Nelson)
The 2007 Alzforum Award recipients are
Deborah Blacker, William Klunk, Reisa Sperling, Keith Johnson, Randall Bateman, and Julie Noonan, Community Awards
Early Onset Familial Alzheimer Disease Section
Douglas Galasko, Mensch Award
Commentaries by Doug Galasko
Eddie Koo, Mensch Award
Commentaries by Eddie Koo
James Galvin, Outstanding Contributor
Webinar: The AD8: A Brief Screening Tool for Very Mild Dementia
Commentaries by James Galvin
Dave Morgan, Outstanding Contributor
Commentaries by Dave Morgan
Dave Teplow, Outstanding Contributor
Commentaries by Dave Teplow
See also our Alzheimer Research Forum Awards Archives.
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