Taeun Chang Early Career Travel Award
The Newborn Brain Society is proud to announce the Taeun Chang Early Career Travel Award, which will be presented to the trainee/early career (within 5 years post-training) candidate who submits the abstract selected as the most outstanding abstract at the International Newborn Brain Conference.
The award will include costs of registration, travel and accommodations to the INBBC.
This award was established in the name of Dr. Taeun Chang (1971-2022), who was a founding member of the NBS, an active member of the Publications and Guidelines Committee from inception, and a distinguished child neurologist who contributed greatly to establishing the field of neonatal neurology and neurocritical care. An innovator, scientist, dedicated clinician, and beloved mentor to numerous trainees, Dr. Chang’s contributions to advancing newborn brain care will be honored and remembered annually through the NBS Taeun Chang Early Career Travel Award.
NBS Trainee Awards
The Newborn Brain Society will provide a limited number of NBS Trainee Awards for best submitted abstracts
to be presented by a trainee, in the form of free conference registration.
Previous Awardees
2023 Taeun Chang Early Career Travel Award Recipient
Anna Shiraki (Japan)
Paper Title: Periodic breathing distorts functional connectivity analysis
Recipients of 2023 Newborn Brain Society Trainee Award
- Angelina June (United States)
- Aisling Garvey (Ireland)
- Ashley Back (United States)
- Carol Stephens (Ireland)
- Eniko Szakmar (Hungary)
- Diana Sharafutdinova (Russia)
- Janie Damien (Canada)
- Kelly Harvey-Jones (United Kingdom)
- Nazli Kuter (United States)