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    ISID-LEO Foundation Awards

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    ISID-LEO Foundation Awards support early-career scientists and their outstanding skin research to strengthen future careers in dermatology and advance new and improved treatments for skin diseases.

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    If you’re planning to apply, the page now lists anticipated 2027 deadlines: February for the Americas, June for EMEA, and September for Asia-Pacific—check the program page for confirmed dates. Expect decisions approximately three months after the deadline, and review the expanded career-break rules, including double-duration deductions for parental leave and required break details. Awards remain USD 100,000; contact minnillo@sidnet.org with questions, including about payment timing or award duration, which are no longer specified.

    Funder: Society for Investigative Dermatology

    Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027 (Americas) | June 2027 (EMEA) | September 2027 (Asia-Pacific)

    Funding Amounts: USD 100,000 per recipient; three awards annually, one per region

    Summary: Recognizes early-career scientists whose outstanding skin research could lead to new and improved treatments for skin diseases.

    Key Information: Self-nominees must be aged 30–40 at award, subject to career-break adjustments, and have at least five qualifying skin-research publications.


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    The ISID-LEO Foundation Awards recognize outstanding young scientists whose work makes an extraordinary contribution to skin research and has the potential to advance treatments for skin diseases. Established through a partnership between the International Societies for Investigative Dermatology (ISID) and the LEO Foundation, the awards aim to strengthen the pipeline of excellent dermatology researchers and support promising scientists’ future careers.

    ISID administers the program across the Americas, EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa), and Asia-Pacific. The partnership provides consistent application support and broader promotion through participating dermatology societies, with particular attention to expanding visibility in Asia-Pacific. Recipients gain recognition within the global investigative dermatology community, opportunities for networking and collaboration, and membership in an international alumni cohort of emerging leaders in skin science.


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