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- The William and Francis Fry Honorary Fellowship for Contributions to Therapeutic Ultrasound
This lifetime achievement award is given annually to an individual who has made outstanding contributions to therapeutic
ultrasound. Potential recipients of this award are nominated by the Organizing Committee of each annual ISTU symposium and
ratified by the Board.
Past recipients of the Society's most prestigious award include: - Professor Kit
Hill (awarded in Lyon in 2003)
- Professor Wes Nyborg (awarded in Boston in 2005)
- Professor Peter Wells
(awarded in Oxford in 2006)
- Professor Floyd Dunn (awarded in Minneapolis in 2008)
- Professor Dominique Cathignol
(awarded in Aix-en-Provence in 2009)
- Professor Shin-ichiro Umemura (awarded in Tokyo in 2010)
- The Fred
Lizzi Early Career Award
Past recipients of the Fred Lizzi Early Career Award include:
ISTU is
eager to encourage enthusiastic and able young scientists and clinicians to get involved with the Society from the early stages
of their career and to take part in the Society's annual symposia. A number of student prizes are awarded at each annual
meeting to recognize students who exhibit strong potential to impact the world of therapeutic ultrasound)
A variety of Prizes and Awards were presented at
the 2010 Annual Symposium held in Tokyo, June 9-12, 2010.
Winners of the Student Best Paper Prizes were as follows:
- First Place: C. Jayadewa, from the Institute of Cancer Research, Sutton, UK
- Second Place
(tie): M. A. O'Reilly, from the Sonnybrook Research Institute, Toronto Canada; and J. Gataau, from Institut Langevin,
Paris
- Third Place: N. Senoo, from the University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
The Fred Lizzi Early
Career Award was presented to Cyril Lafon, from INSERM, Lyon, France
The William and Francis Fry
Honorary Fellowship was presented to Shin-ichiro Umemura, from Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
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