2025 JOHN GOLDMAN AWARD: Call for applications!

April 08, 2025

The European School of Haematology (ESH) is proud to announce the
6^th John Goldman Research Award.

The recipient of this annual award will receive a total of 80K€ to finance or co-finance a research project with a focus on MRD in CML and Related Diseases.

The research project start date will be November 1^st, 2025 and will have a maximum duration of two years.

The Research Project must:

Aim to develop methods to early and reliably identify CML patients (or related diseases) resistant to first line therapies
And/or evaluate new treatment options for CML patients (or related diseases) in later line

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: May 15^th, 2025

PLEASE SEND BY EMAIL to: camille.frank@u-paris.fr
with copy to clotilde.magistry@u-paris.fr

* Pending ARS approval (under review – grant may not be provided without ARS approval)

PREVIOUS ESH JOHN GOLDMAN RESEARCH AWARDEES:

THE JOHN GOLDMAN AWARD 2022 was presented to Dr. Naranie Shanmuganathan, Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide, Australia, for her two-year project on: “Comprehensive and sensitive genomic characterisation of diverse mutation types associated with treatment resistance for patients with CML using an RNA-based model”

THE JOHN GOLDMAN AWARD 2021 was presented to Dr. Emmanuelle Clappier, Dept. of Haematology, Saint-Louis Hospital, Paris, France, for her two-year project on “Biological significance of BCR-ABL1 clonal hematopoiesis in Ph-positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia (Ph+ ALL): relevance for treatment-free remission“

THE JOHN GOLDMAN AWARD 2020 was presented to Dr. Vaidehi Krishnan, Laboratory of Hematological Malignancies, DUKE-NUS, Singapore, for her two-year project on “High dimensional single cell analysis to predict TFR at the time of CML diagnosis”

THE JOHN GOLDMAN AWARD 2019 was presented to Dr. Ilaria Pagani, Leukaemia Research Group, Cancer Program, SAHMRI, Adelaide, Australia for her two-year project on the "Use of machine learning to integrate clinical data and biomarkers to optimise prediction of TFR".

ESH extends sincere thanks to the 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2024 Award reviewers:

Jorge Cortes (Augusta, USA)
Michael Hallek (Cologne, Germany)
Hervé Dombret (Paris, France)

Andreas Hochhaus (Jena, Germany)
Daniela S. Krause (Frankfurt, Germany)
Alessandro Vannucchi (Florence, Italy)
Andrew Rawstron (Leeds, UK)

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