For almost 80 years, the Endocrine Society has recognized the meritorious achievements of endocrine researchers and clinicians worldwide. These awards recognize endocrinologists for seminal research, meritorious service, leadership and mentorship, innovation, international contributions, translation of science to practice, and lifetime achievement.
Award categories honor the achievements of endocrinologists at all stages of their careers, recognizing those at the pinnacle of the field as well as young endocrinologists who are making a mark. The dedication, commitment, and achievements of current and past award recipients have each earned a place in endocrine history.
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2026 Laureate Awards.
Nominees may only be awarded one Laureate award per year. Multiple nominations for the same person across multiple awards will not be considered by the Laureate Awards committee. Please choose the most appropriate award to submit your nomination. Additionally, multiple nominations for the same person for the same award will not be accepted. If multiple nominations for the same nominee are received, staff will contact the nominators to consolidate the nomination package into one for submission.
Nominations received through January 20, 2025, will be considered at the Laureate Awards Committee meeting in summer 2025. Nominations received after that date will be considered for the following year’s awards. The 2026 Laureate awardees will be recognized at ENDO 2026.
Note: nomination form requires a member login.
Questions
Please contact the Endocrine Society with questions at +1.202.971.3636 or 1-888.363.6762 toll free (in the United States or Canada) or email [email protected].
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In recognition of the Society’s commitment to scientific excellence, the Endocrine Society is pleased to announce that it has restored the Edwin B. Astwood Award to the Laureate Awards to be presented at ENDO2023. Originally awarded from 1967 and renamed to honor the scientific contributions of the late Dr. Edwin B. Astwood, this laureate award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the field of endocrinology via their outstanding basic science research.
Updates to existing nomination packages must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator, who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
The Fred Conrad Koch Lifetime Achievement Award—the Society’s highest honor—recognizes the lifetime achievements and exceptional contributions of an individual to the field of endocrinology.
Fred Conrad Koch, PhD, the Society’s 19th president, is best remembered for his elucidation of testicular function. In 1957, the late Elizabeth Koch bequeathed a substantial legacy to the Endocrine Society in memory of her late husband, Dr. Fred Conrad Koch.
Updates to existing nomination packages must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator, who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
Presented in recognition of outstanding research that accelerates the transition of scientific discoveries into clinical applications that improve human health or elucidate the pathogenesis of human disease. Translational research supported with this award will typically involve expertise, collaboration, and engagement across disciplines.
Gerald D. Aurbach, MD, the Endocrine Society’s 68th president, was a renowned researcher, mentor, and clinician, and his work revolutionized the understanding of bone metabolism and calcium homeostasis.
Supported by the Gerald D. Aurbach Memorial Fund
Updates to existing nominations must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
Presented to an endocrinologist who resides outside of the United States and has made exceptional contributions to the field of endocrinology in geographic areas with underdeveloped resources for endocrine research, education, clinical practice, or administration. These may include non-traditional activities with substantial local impact to their own country and/or internationally.
Updates to existing nominations must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
Presented to an internationally-recognized clinical investigator for meritorious contributions to clinical research related to pathogenesis, pathophysiology, and therapy of endocrine diseases.
Updates to existing nominations must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
Updates to existing nominations must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
Established in 2013, this award is presented every other year to recognize an individual or team who has demonstrated innovation to advance endocrine research or practice, benefiting the field of endocrinology, patients, and society at large.
Updates to existing nominations must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
Presented in recognition of outstanding leadership in fundamental or clinical endocrinology as exemplified by the recipient’s contributions and those of his or her trainees and associates to teaching, research, and/or administration.
Updates to existing nominations must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
This award is presented in recognition of extraordinary contributions by a practicing endocrinologist to the endocrine and/or medical community. The recipient spends the majority of their time in the practice of clinical endocrinology.
Updates to existing nominations must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
This award is presented to an individual in recognition of their career commitment to mentoring, for making a significant positive impact on their mentees' education and career, and for advancing research or patient care in the field of endocrinology through their mentees. The key roles of a mentor include, but are not limited to, nurturing intellectual growth, career development, professional guidance, and positive role modeling.
Updates to existing nominations must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
Presented in recognition of outstanding contributions to the practice of clinical endocrinology in an academic setting.
Updates to existing nominations must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
Presented for meritorious contributions to research in endocrinology.
Roy O. Greep, PhD, renowned for his seminal observations related to reproduction, tireless work as Editor-in-Chief of Endocrinology, and dedication to young investigators, earned respect and admiration around the world.
Supported by the Roy O. Greep Memorial Fund.
Updates to existing nominations must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
Presented to an exceptionally promising young clinical or basic investigator within 10 years of completion of post-doctoral training at the time of nomination. The award is based upon the contributions and achievements of the nominee’s own independent scholarship performed after completion of formal training and on the recipient’s entire body of work, rather than a single work.
Established in 1982 through a generous gift by an anonymous donor, this award honors the memory of the late Richard E. Weitzman, who had a brief but outstanding career studying neurohypophyseal hormone and cardiovascular-endocrine physiology.
Updates to existing nominations must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
Presented in recognition of distinguished service to the Endocrine Society and the field of endocrinology.
Sidney H. Ingbar, MD, DSc, a leading authority on basic and clinical aspects of thyroid function, was a highly respected teacher and clinician, mentoring over 100 associates from across the world. Dr. Ingbar was the 65th president Endocrine Society.
Supported by the Sidney H. Ingbar Memorial Fund.
Updates to existing nominations must be emailed to [email protected].
New nominations must be submitted by the primary nominator who is responsible for collecting and merging supporting documents in a single document (PDF or Word).
Before submitting your nomination package, please review the required documents checklist. Nomination packages must be merged into one PDF document in the order outlined below:
*Citation: brief (300 words or less) description of why the nominee is deserving of the specific award. Citation should be extracted from the nomination letter.
Retired Laureate Awards
No longer accepting nominations
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