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  • Recipient Sponsor Title Institution Mentor

    2022
    Irving Zamora, MD   "CenterMeasures of immunocoagulopathy distinguish surgical necrotizing enterocolitis from spontaneous intestinal perforation and predict multiorgan dysfunction syndrome and death in premature infants." Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital  

    2021
    Joseph D. Forrester, MD    "Species distribution models to predict distribution of infection." Stanford University  

    2020
    Christopher Guidry, MD    Trial of Antimicrobial Restraint in Presumed Pneumonia (TARPP) University of Kansas Medical Center  

    2019
    Margaret Lauerman, MD    Functional Assessment in Necrotizing Soft Tissue Infections (FAST) Trial R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center  

    2018
    Jonathan Wisler, MD    In vivo characterization of epigenetic medicated, sepsis-related immunosuppression. Ohio State University Medical Center  

    2017
    Isaiah R. Turnbull, MD, PhD    ROLE OF HEMATOPOIETIC PROGENITORS IN IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION AFTER INJURY Washington University School of Medicine  

    2016
    Xianghong Zhang, PhD    The cytoprotective role of CaMKI in regulating mitophagy and mitochondrial biogenesis during AKI University of Pittsburgh  

    2015
    Meihong Deng, MD    The role of TLR4 on dendritic cells in early and late immune responses during surgical sepsis University of Pittsburgh  

    2014
    Heather L. Evans, MD, MS, FACS   mPOWEr: mobile Post-Operative Wound Evaluator  University of Washington  

     

    2013
    Jared M. Huston   Cholinergic regulation of ANP during sepsis North Shore University  

    2012
    Rachel Khadaroo MD, PhD, FRCSC Foundation The Role of Oncostatin M in Organ Injury following Acute Intestinal Ischemia/Reperfusion University of Alberta  

    2011
    Joanne Lomas-Neira, PhD Foundation   University of Pittsburgh  

    2010
    Melanie J. Scott, MD, PhD Foundation   Rhode Island Hospital  

    2009
    Michael Morowitz, MD Foundation Perturbations of the Human Intestinal Microbiome in Necrotizing Enterocolitis. University of Chicago Jon Alverdy, MD
    Melanie J. Scott, MD Foundation The function of NLRs in the liver during infectoin and inflammation. University of Pittsburgh Timothy Billiar, MD

    2008
    Michael Morowitz, MD Foundation Perturbations of the Human Intestinal Microbiome in Necrotizing Enterocolitis. University of Chicago Jon Alverdy, MD

    2007
    Jeffrey Clardge, MD Foundation An evidence-based approach to diagnosing infections in critically injured patients: using modern medical informatics to change the current "fever workup" MetroHealth Medical Center Mark Malangoni, MD

    2006
    Peter H. Lapchak, MD Merck Immune-modulation of the host response to injury by platelets Brigham and Women's Hospital John A. Mannick, MD

    2005
    Peter H. Lapchak, MD Cubist Immune-modulation of the host response to injury by platelets Brigham and Women's Hospital John A. Mannick, MD
    David T. Efron, MD Foundation Mechanism for the attenuation of septic inflammatory response following HMG-CoA reductase Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Antonio DeMaio, MD

    2004
    Grant V. Bochicchio, MD Cubist Hospital Acquired Pneumonia University of Maryland Lena Napolitano, MD
    Lillian S. Kao, MD Pfizer      

    2003
    Saman Arbabi, MD Foundation The effect of protein Kinase inhibition on the rate of wound infection University of Michigan Stewart Wang, MD
    Michael E. DeVera, MD Cubist Augmentation of defective dendritic cells in chronic hepatitis B with an adenoviral vector encoding the hepatitis b surface antigen   John Fung, MD

    2002
    Jeffrey Upperman, MD Cubist The role of peroxynitrite in enterrocyte apoptosis and proliferation signaling Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh Henri R. Ford, MD
    David R. Urbach, MD Foundation      

    2001
    Addison K. May, MD Foundation Relative contribution of oxidant species in hepatic ischemia-reperfusion injury University of Alabama Arnold Diethelm, MD
    D. Rohan Jeharajah, MD Foundation      

    2000
    Addison K. May, MD Foundation Relative contribution of oxidant species in hepatic ischemia-reperfusion injury University of Alabama Arnold Diethelm, MD

    1999 & 1998
    Robert G. Sawyer, MD Foundation The role of bacterial CpG DNA motifs in macrophage cytokine secretion an apoptosis and bacterial clearance in mammals University of Virginia R. Scott Jones, MD