by InTrieste
In memory of esteemed journalist Gianni Cernoia, a distinguished award is set to recognize outstanding academic contributions in the fields of medical and health sciences for the academic year 2023/2024. The “Gianni Cernoia” Award, administered by the Clinical Department of Medical, Surgical, and Health Sciences at the University of Trieste, seeks to honor excellence in oncological research, with a particular focus on hematology.
The award, amounting to €1,000.00 before tax, is open to a select group of students. Eligible candidates include those who have developed and defended a Master’s thesis in Medicine and Surgery or a Specialization thesis in the Medical or Health Area at the University of Trieste. This recognition also extends to candidates from the International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA) who have focused their Master’s thesis on the communication of cancer prevention.
Additionally, the award encourages creative projects aimed at cancer prevention. Students or alumni from both the University of Trieste and SISSA who have designed compelling videos or blogs on this crucial topic are invited to apply.
The application process closes on August 6, 2024, and the competition promises to be intense, reflecting the high standards of research and communication skills epitomized by Gianni Cernoia. This initiative not only honors his legacy but also promotes the continued pursuit of excellence in oncological research and public health communication.
Requirements for Applicants:
- University of Trieste: Candidates must have developed and defended a Master’s thesis in Medicine and Surgery or a Specialization thesis in the Medical or Health Area, focusing on oncological research with an emphasis on hematology.
- SISSA: Candidates must have completed a Master’s thesis in Science Communication, specifically addressing the communication of cancer prevention.
- Project Submissions: Open to current students and alumni of both the University of Trieste and SISSA who have developed innovative video or blog projects centered on cancer prevention.
This award represents a significant opportunity for students and researchers dedicated to advancing medical science and health communication, ensuring that the legacy of Gianni Cernoia continues to inspire future generations.
