2026 Awards Now Open for Nominations!

The NMD4C Awards are back!

We’re proud to recognize outstanding achievements across the neuromuscular research community.

Nominations are open for:

  • Early Career Biomedical Researcher of the Year
  • Early Career Clinical Researcher of the Year
  • Publication of the Year

To be eligible, nominees must be NMD4C members. Early career awards are open to researchers within five years of their first independent appointment (adjusted for eligible leaves). The Publication of the Year award is open to any career stage for first or last authors of articles published since November 2024.

Extended Deadline: 23rd of January 2026.

Learn More & Submit Your Nomination

Website - 2026 NMD4C Awards - Extended Jan 23 2026

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