Collegium Oto-Rhino-Laryngologicum Amicitiae Sacrum

Prizes attributed on behalf of Corlas

Three prizes are awarded in relation to Corlas. The Shambaugh Prize is conferred every second year by the Corlas Board to a member who has accomplished a remarkable work in the field of Otology and related basic research. The first recipient of this prize was Georg von Békésy in 1949. The Shambaugh Prize is funded by the Corlas US group and attributed alternatively to a member inside and outside the US.  The Acta Prize is awarded every four year since 1995 by a jury composed of the Editor of the Acta, the Chairman of the Acta Foundation, and the Corlas general secretary. The Benjamin Prize is attributed annually during each Corlas meeting to encourage a young researcher who has made an especially interesting presentation (oral or poster). The recipient should be ideally younger than 40 year-old, and in any case below 45. The Benjamin Prize is funded by a donation from the Dutch group, the jury consisting of the President of the congress, the Vice-President, and the Corlas general secretary.

Shambaugh

Acta

Benjamins

James B. Snow Jr. MD Tinnitus Research Award