Eva and Klaus Grohe Prize

The Eva and Klaus Grohe Prize of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences was a German science award .

In 2001, the former head of the Bayer AG central laboratory in Leverkusen , Klaus Grohe , founded the Klaus Grohe Foundation at the German Chemical Society (GDCh) together with his wife Eva . The foundation's assets are 200,000 euros. The aim of the foundation is to interest highly qualified scientists in drug research. In 2004, for the first time, three young researchers were awarded the Klaus Grohe Prize for Medicinal Chemistry for outstanding doctoral theses . In addition, Grohe and his wife donated the Eva and Klaus Grohe Prize.

The Eva and Klaus Grohe Prize was endowed with 20,000 euros and was awarded every two years between 2003 and 2015 by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences for outstanding scientific achievements by German scientists in the field of infectiology , both in clinical research and in Basic research, awarded.

Award winners

• 2003 Sybille Schneider-Schaulies , Würzburg
• 2005 Arturo Zychlinsky , Berlin
• 2007 Sebastian Suerbaum , Hanover
• 2009 Kai Matuschewski , Berlin
• 2011 Stefan Niemann , Borstel
• 2013 Michael Schindler , Munich
• 2015 Erich Gulbins , Essen

Web links

• Eva and Klaus Grohe Prize from the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities (bbaw.de)
• Press release from the Ministry of Innovation, Science, Research and Technology in North Rhine-Westphalia on June 8, 2010: Long-standing Bayer chemist honored for outstanding achievements / Ministry of Innovation awards Dr. Klaus Grohe