Bueding and von Brand Lectureship Grant

The Bueding and von Brand Lectureship, established in 1924 by the American Society of Parasitologists, recognizes individuals who have made significant research contributions in biochemistry, molecular biology, or pharmacology of parasitic helminths. Nominations are open to any ASP member, requiring a primary nomination and two seconds, along with supporting letters. The awardee will present their research at the Society's annual meeting, receiving an honorarium and travel support.

NOTE: Nominations will close on the deadline. The next presentations will occur at the 2027, 2033, and 2039 annual meetings.
The Bueding and von Brand Lectureship honors someone who has made major research contributions to the field of biochemistry, molecular biology, and/or pharmacology of parasitic helminths. It is presented in odd-numbered years and alternates with the Stoll-Stunkard and the R. Barclay McGhee lectureships.
Nomination
Nominations will be received from any member of the ASP and will consist of a primary nomination and a minimum of two seconds to the nomination. The primary nominator will submit the candidate’s Curriculum Vitae, plus a summary outlining the candidate’s contributions. Those seconding a nomination must submit supporting letters that include a serious evaluation of major aspects of the nominee’s scientific work.
Award
The recipient will present a major address at the Annual Meeting of the Society summarizing his/her research endeavors on biochemistry, molecular biology, and/or pharmacology of parasitic helminths. The recipient will receive an honorarium and a commemorative plaque, plus paid travel and accommodations up to $1000 to attend the meeting.

Eligibility

The recipient must have made major research contributions to the field of biochemistry, molecular biology, and/or pharmacology of parasitic helminths. Nominees are not required to be members of the American Society of Parasitologists, and there is no age limit.