Jörg Vollmar Award
Since 2010, the Jörg Vollmar Foundation has awarded the Jörg Vollmar Prize, worth €5,000, to young scientists in memory of Prof. Jörg Friedrich Vollmar (1923–2008).
The award is given for innovative research in the field of vascular surgery and vascular medicine, as well as for outstanding medical history research on the history and theory of surgical disciplines. Interested parties should send their applications to the DGG office.
The Jörg Vollmar Award will be awarded during the DGG's annual conference.
The specific requirements for the Jörg Vollmar Prize are:
| - | Completion of a dissertation |
| - | Curriculum vitae |
| - | Bibliography of the applicant |
| - | Publication of the scientific work or proof of acceptance in a peer-reviewed journal |
| - | First author |
| - | The publication must not be more than one year old at the time of submission |
Please also note the general rules of the DGG for the awarding of prizes and scholarships.
The applications received will be reviewed by the DGG and the prize winner will be selected in consultation with the board of the Jörg Vollmar Foundation.
The Following Individuals Have Received the Jörg Vollmar Award:
Three-Country Conference Lucerne 2025
Dr Johannes Hatzl (Heidelberg)
Project: Feasibility of Mixed-Reality-assisted Physician-modified Endografts
Annual Conference Karlsruhe 2024
Dr Wojciech Derwich (Frankfurt)
Project: Correlation of four-dimensional ultrasound strain analysis with computed tomography angiography wall stress simulations in abdominal aortic aneurysms
Annual Conference Osnabrück 2023
PD Dr. Philipp Erhart (Heidelberg)
Project: Genetic risks of vascular diseases – multiple arterial dissections and connective tissue abnormalities
Three-Country Conference Vienna 2022
Dr Sarajo K. Mohanta, PhD (Munich)
Project: Neuroimmune cardiovascular interfaces control atherosclerosis
Annual Meeting Mannheim 2021
Dr. Daniela Lobenwein (Innsbruck, Austria)
Project: Preconditioning using Toll-like receptor 3 agonists or shock wave therapy as a possible new treatment strategy for patients with spinal cord ischaemia
Annual Conference Mannheim 2019
Dr Silvan Jungi (Bern, Switzerland)
Project: Limb salvage by open surgical revascularisation in acute ischaemia due to thrombosed popliteal artery aneurysm
Annual Meeting Bonn 2018
Dr Albert Busch (Munich)
Project: Influence of iliac outflow on aneurysm development
Annual Meeting Frankfurt am Main 2017
Dr Ulrich Rother (Erlangen)
Project: Immediate changes of tissue perfusion during tibial angioplasty.
Annual Conference Münster 2015
Dr. med. Uwe Raaz (Göttingen)
Project: Segmental aortic stiffening contributes to experimental abdominal aortic aneurysm development.
Annual Meeting Hamburg 2014
Dr Johanna Fruhmann (Graz)
Project: Paraganglioma of the carotid body: treatment strategy and SDH gene mutations
Annual Conference Linz 2013
PD Dr. rer. nat. Jaroslav Pelisek
Project: Neovascularisation and angiogenic factors in advanced human carotid artery stenosis
Annual Conference Wiesbaden 2012
PD Dr. med. Konstantinos P. Donas
Project: Alternative minimally invasive treatment options for para-renal aortic aneurysms
Annual Conference Erlangen 2011
– Dr Florian Simon (Ulm)
Project: Effects of intravenous sulphide during porcine aortic occlusion-induced kidney ischaemia/reperfusion injury
– Dr Sabine Helena Wipper (Hamburg)
Project: Myeloperoxidase deficiency preserves vasomotor function in humans
Three-country conference Berlin 2010
Dr. med. Stefan Langer (Aachen)
The following Jörg Vollmar Lectures have been held to date:
Annual Conference Erlangen 2011
Prof. Curt Diehm (Karlsbad)
Lecture: Non-verbal communication: The body language of the doctor?
Three-Country Conference Berlin 2010
Prof. Michael Jacobs (Aachen)
Lecture: What to do when the iceberg melts?
Annual Conference Munich 2009
Prof. Roger M. Greenhalgh (London)
Lecture: Clinical studies in vascular surgery