ISEV Special AwardsThe ISEV Special Achievement Award is presented each year at the ISEV annual meeting for outstanding contributions to EV science and/or ISEV. Other special awards are conferred as seen fit by the ISEV board and annual meeting organizers.Special Achievement Awards2013Jan Lotvall (Sweden), for his service as the first ISEV President 2014Clotilde Théry (France), Yong Song Gho (South Korea), and Peter Quesenberry (US) for their service as the first Editor-in-Chief team of Journal of Extracellular Vesicles (JEV) 2015Xandra Breakefield (US) for her discoveries in the area of cancer EVs and extracellular RNA2016Ermanno Bonucci (Italy) and H. Clarke Anderson (US) for their work on bone matrix EVs2017Phil Stahl (US) for his discoveries of exosome release pathwayshttps://source.wustl.edu/2017/09/stahl-honored-research-society/ 2018Graça Raposo (France) for her contributions to the science of EV biogenesis and immunology2019Marca Wauben (Netherlands) for recognition of her extraordinary service to EV science and to Takahiro Ochiya (Japan) for his “sustained contributions in leading the field in cancer and RNA extracellular biology research and as a mentor to younger researchers.”https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1080/20013078.2019.1620080 2020Andrew Hill (Australia) for his service as President of ISEV from 2016-2020 and Edit Buzas (Hungary) for "major contributions to the EV field and to ISEV" including as Education Chair from 2016-2020https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/jev2.12021 2021Kenneth Witwer (US) for his major achievements in promoting rigor and standardization and for disseminating EV science, as chair of ISEV Science and Meetings, coordinator of MISEV 2018, and creator of the EVClub online.2022Rienk Nieuwland (Netherlands) for his relentless efforts in the rigor and standardization initiatives brought from hematology/cardiovascular microparticle experience into the EV field.Esther Nolte-'t Hoenfor (Netherlands) her sustained efforts for education on EVs (EMBO course co-organization) and for bridging the EV, immunology and virology fields. Guillaume van Niel (France) for his sustained efforts for education on EVs (EMBO course co-organization) and for pioneering approaches and models for in vivo imaging of EVs. Other Special Awards
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