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  1. 4. Sept. 2012 · The Oskar Fischer Prize Recipients Congratulations to the winners of the Oskar Fischer Prize! The 10 winners – awarded gold, silver and bronze prizes – synthesized the breadth of Alzheimer’s disease research to-date and provided invaluable perspectives on explanations of the disease.

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  2. 23. Apr. 2024 · JUNE 8, 2022 — The University of Texas at San Antonio today announced the 10 recipients of the Oskar Fischer Prize, an international competition to expand society’s understanding of the causes of Alzheimer’s disease. The prize, the world’s largest of its kind, totals $4 million in gold, silver and bronze categories, with ...

  3. 8. Juni 2022 · The prize, the world's largest of its kind, totals $4 million in gold, silver and bronze categories, with finalists receiving $500,000, $400,000 and $300,000, respectively. The Oskar Fischer...

  4. 8. Dez. 2023 · Dec. 16, 2019 — The University of Texas at San Antonio today announced that the official call for entries has opened for the Oskar Fischer Prize to expand the understanding and explanation of Alzheimer’s disease. Entries for the prize can be submitted through Dec. 15, 2020, via an online submission portal on EasyChair.org using ...

  5. 9. Nov. 2018 · by Mary Chapman November 9, 2018. A retired U.S. executive has given $5 million to the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) College of Sciences to establish a contest that challenges scientists to find the cause of Alzheimer’s disease, building on work begun by pioneering neuroscientist Oskar Fischer more than a century ago.

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  6. 6. Aug. 2019 · Views & Analysis. The $4m Oskar Fischer Prize hopes to catalyse a breakthrough in Alzheimer’s research by encouraging a ‘big picture’ approach to the disease. We spoke to founders Dr. James...

  7. 22. Juni 2022 · Professor Donald Weaver has won the silver Oskar Fischer Prize for his research into Alzheimer's disease. The award, which comes with a $400,000 (USD) prize, is handed out by the University of Texas at San Antonio College of Sciences and rewards innovative ideas that look beyond the dominant theories around the causes of the disease.