Dr. G. Schamelhout Prize for Anthropology or for Biological Population Issues

The Dr. G. Schamelhout Prize is a research prize awarded for work in anthropology of the Dutch-language area in Belgium and north‑west France or for biological population questions in the same language area. The prize is open to an individual researcher or two collaborating researchers and awards a monetary prize. Submissions may be a scientific treatise or a collection of publications, in Dutch or English.

Monetary prize of 2,500 euro.

An individual researcher or two collaborating researchers; preference is given to young researchers who continue their scientific work personally. Candidates must not have applied in the twelve months prior to the deadline for a prize of the Royal Academy of Medicine of Belgium, must not be laureates of a category 1, 2 or 3 prize of the Academy, and must not be members of a Royal Academy of Belgium. The work must concern the Dutch-language area in Belgium and north‑west France and be in Dutch or English.

Submit the provided Word application form and required attachments (one-page summary; PDF with list of 50 most cited Web of Science publications; PDF with up to 10 relevant publications or thesis) by sending the Word file to academiegeneeskunde@vlaanderen.be.