GILEAD award

The Belgian Hematology Society (BHS), with the support of an unrestricted grant from Gilead Sciences and Kite, a Gilead company, has the pleasure to announce one grant to support research in the field of cellular therapies in hematological disease.

PROJECT SUBMISSION IS OPEN UNTIL Friday, 05 January 2024, midnight (extended deadline)!

Consult the GILEAD Award  flyer


Researchers working in hematology are invited to submit their project and apply for the Gilead Cell Therapy Grants. All information on rules and regulations are available on the homepage  , as is the application form. 

The jury will select one winning project based on their innovative character, which will be awarded with EUR 25.000. The award ceremony will take place at the 39th BHS General Annual Meeting, February 2-3, 2024. Discover the past GILEAD AWARD winners down below! 

We are looking forward to receiving outstanding projects that can advance the outcomes of hematological diseases through cellular therapies.

Sincerely,

Prof. Marc André, BHS President

PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS "GILEAD AWARD" 2024

Who can apply?

Candidates working at a pharmaceutical company are excluded.

Which projects are eligible?

Application requirements?


GILEAD Award

A monetary grant of EUR 25.000 will be awarded to the winner. The results of the selection will be announced during the 2024 General Annual Meeting of the BHS. This award has been made possible with an unrestricted grant from Gilead Sciences Belgium. 

Only submission through the online tool is possible. Submissions sent by e-mail will not be considered.

SUBMIT YOUR PROJECT HERE


Past Winners

2023


Winners
Projects
Gils Roex, Universiteit Antwerpen
Computer-Aided Design of optimized Chimeric Antigen Receptors for hematological malignancies
Fabio Andreozzi, Institut Jules Bordet
Impact of genetic and immune alterations on Anti-BCMA CAR T-cells treatment in heavily pre-treated multiple myeloma patients


2022

Winners Projects
Inge Govaerts, UZ Leuven/KU Leuven
In-depth investigation of CAR T-cell behaviour to predict complications and outcome
Virginie Chapelle, Cliniques universitaires Saint-Luc
Immunomonitoring during CAR-T cell therapy project : Interest of molecular biology and flow cytometry

2021

Winner Project
  • Makram Merimi, HEMEXP Institut Jules Bordet ULB
Prognosis and immuno-therapeutical role of circulating miRNAs in acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) allogeneic transplantation and cellular immunotherapy treatment optimisation
  • Diana CAMPILLO DAVĂ“, Antwerp University Hospital
Antigen-specific Non-signaling CARs as Hemato-Oncological Remedy (ANCHOR project)