Baltimore Meeting a Success - International Association for Dental

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Vol. 27
Spring, 2005
www.dentalresearch.org
Baltimore Meeting a Success
A Message
from the
President
Takayuki Kuroda
I
W
ith a total registration of 5,764
people from 63 countries and 47
states, the 83rd General Session &
Exhibition of the IADR in Baltimore, MD,
joined the ranks of the most successful
meetings in the history of the Association.
Baltimore was also the venue for the
34th Annual Meeting of the American
Association for Dental Research (AADR) and
the 29th Annual Meeting of the Canadian
Association for Dental Research (CADR).
The meeting included: 3,712 accepted
abstracts (820 orals, 2,854 posters), six
Hands-on Workshops, 29 Symposia, 36
Lunch & Learning speakers, 25 Keynote
Addresses, three Plenary Session speakers, the
first featuring the W.J. Gies Distinguished
Scientist Lecture (J. Bernard Machen
[President, University of Florida], speaking on
"From Proprietary Trade School to Integral
Component of the Academic Health CenterThe Long Journey to Academic Acceptance"),
and two satellite symposia. The other Plenary
Session speakers were Elias A. Zerhouni
(Director, US National Institutes of Health),
who spoke on the "NIH Roadmap for Medical
Research", and M. Michael Cohen (Dalhousie
University, Halifax, NS, Canada), whose
address was entitled "Hedgehog Signaling
Network" (supported by Quintessence
Publishing). Also featured were 96 exhibit
booths representing 77 companies (56
corporations, 21 educational institutions and
other organizations), Group business meetings
and receptions, and the presentation of many
awards and recognitions. About 60% of the
(l-r) IADR President Paul Robertson, Vicepresident Stephen Bayne, and Presidentelect Takayuki Kuroda at the Opening
Ceremonies.
registrants were members of the IADR.
After an entertaining program of
American popular music presented by The
Alexandria Singers, the Opening
Ceremonies began with the opening gavel
from IADR President Paul Robertson
(University of Washington, Seattle, USA),
who acknowledged the extraordinary
challenges faced by IADR members in
Southeast Asia in the aftermath of the
devastating tsunami in December. He also
called attention to the many visible reminders
of the new look of, and new content in, the
Journal of Dental Research, each issue of which
now includes two papers from Critical Reviews
in Oral Biology & Medicine. President
Continued on page 2 . . .
t is a great honor and privilege for me to be
President of the IADR for 2005-2006. I have
had the privilege of working closely with my
immediate predecessor, Paul Robertson, and
have learned much under his guidance. His
leadership over the past year will never be
forgotten by all IADR members. On behalf of
the IADR, I would like to express our heartfelt
thanks to Immediate Past President Robertson.
It will not be easy for me to follow in the
brilliant footsteps of the Past Presidents of the
IADR. I will try to do my best for all IADR
members to maintain and to further our
organization’s activities.
The General Session & Exhibition of the
IADR/AADR/CADR in Baltimore was
successful, thanks to the efforts of Executive
Director Christopher Fox and the Central
Office staff. We could count more than 5,550
delegates from 63 countries, with 2,854
poster presentations, 820 oral presentations,
29 symposia, six Hands-on Workshops, and
37 Lunch & Learning speakers. The highlight
of the meeting was the Distinguished Lecture
Series. We were most fortunate to have three
distinguished scientists as the plenary
speakers: Dr. J. Bernard Machen, Dr. Elias A.
Zerhouni, and Dr. M. Michael Cohen, Jr.
These plenary lectures were extremely
Continued on page 9 . . .
Council Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
2006 Candidates for Vice-president . . . . . . . .15
2005 Distinguished Scientist Award Winners . .10
2005-06 Federation/Division/Section Officers . . .17
Regional Development Program . . . . . . . . . . .13
2006 Awards & Fellowships Deadlines . . . . . . .21
2005-06 Board & Committees . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
IADR Reports.....Vol. 27
Baltimore Meeting...continued from p.1
President Robertson announces the
commencement of the Opening
Ceremonies.
Robertson introduced the 2004-2005 IADR
Board of Directors: President-elect
Takayuki Kuroda (Tokyo Medical and
Dental University, Japan), Vice-president
Stephen Bayne (University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA), Immediate
Past President Stephen Challacombe
(GKT Institute, London, UK), Editor
Anthony Smith (University of Birmingham,
UK), Regional Board Members Richard
Ellen (University of Toronto, ON, Canada),
Jeroen Kroon (Medical University of
Southern Africa), José Luiz Lage-Marques
(University of São Paulo, Brazil), Mariano
Sanz (Universidad Complutense, Madrid,
Spain), and Yupin Songpaisan (Thammasat
University, Rangsit, Thailand), Executive
Director Christopher Fox (Alexandria, VA,
USA), Vice-president-elect Deborah
Greenspan (University of California-San
Francisco, USA), and Treasurer-designate
Angus Walls (University of Newcastle,
UK). Unable to attend was Treasurer Edwin
Yen (University of British Columbia,
Vancouver, Canada).
President Robertson recognized all
IADR Division/Section/Federation representatives, Scientific Group Presidents and
Councilors, and Group Program Chairs and
Reviewers. He thanked them for their
leadership and the extraordinary amount of
time and work they devoted to making the
meeting a success.
President Robertson introduced
Donald Brunette (University of British
Columbia, Vancouver), President of the
Canadian Association of Dental Research
(CADR), who made brief remarks and
introduced the other members of the CADR
Board of Directors: President-elect Jeffrey
Dixon (University of Western Ontario,
London), Vice-president Gilles Lavigne
(Université
de
Montréal,
PQ),
Secretary/Treasurer Harvey Goldberg
(University of Western Ontario, London),
and Immediate Past President Richard
Ellen (University of Toronto, ON).
President Robertson recognized all Past
Presidents of the IADR, AADR, and CADR
(see photos elsewhere in this newsletter) and
welcomed the following special guests:
Larry Tabak—Director, NIDCR
Dushanka Kleinman—US Chief Dental
Officer, and Deputy Director, NIDCR
Richard Grub—President, Maryland State
Dental Association
Poul-Erik Petersen—Chief Dental Officer,
World Health Organization
Asbjørn Jokstad—Scientific Affairs
Manager, FDI
Johann de Vries—President, IFDEA
Christian Stohler—Dean, University of
Maryland Dental School
Rosemary Fetter—Executive Director,
National Museum of Dentistry
Eric Hovland—President, American Dental
Education Association
Richard Valachovic—Executive Director,
American
Dental
Education
Association
Kenneth
Krebs—President-elect,
American Academy of Periodontology
Alice DeForest —Executive Director,
American Academy of Periodontology
Mary Kaye Richter—Executive Director,
National Foundation for Ectodermal
Dysplasia
Saskia Estupian—Day-Director of Oral
Health, Pan American Health
Organization
Robert Johns —Executive Director,
National Dental Association
Aljernon Bolden—President, National
Dental Association
Jane Weintraub—President, American
Association of Public Health Dentistry
Stephen Ralls—Executive Director,
American College of Dentists
President Robertson then introduced
President-elect Kuroda, who presented his
inaugural address, "The Challenge of
Membership Recruitment" (the complete
text of which appears in the June issue of the
Journal of Dental Research).
President Robertson presented
Plenary Speakers (l to r) J. Bernard Machen, Elias A. Zerhouni, and M. Michael Cohen.
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In London, Past President Challacombe
presents IADR Distinguished Service
Award to Tom Lehner, who was unable to
attend the General Session.
Honoraray IADR Membership recipient
David Ramsay (r) with President
Robertson.
Honorary IADR Membership to David
Ramsay, President of the University of
Maryland in Baltimore, for his work in
establishing the Presidential Scholarship
Fund totaling more than $8 million, to assist
the next generation of deserving students.
Christopher Squier (University of
Iowa, Iowa City, USA), representing Peter
Cleaton-Jones, Chair of the IADR
Distinguished Scientist Awards Committee,
presented plaques to the winners of the 2005
awards (see list and photos on page 10).
Carolyn Gibson (University of
Philadelphia, PA, USA), Chair of the Gies
Award Committee, presented the 2005
awards for the best papers in the Journal of
Dental Research as follows:
(Biological category ) J.Q. Feng, H.
Huang, Y. Lu, et al. (University of MissouriKansas City, USA; Third Military Medical
University,
Chongqing,
China;
NIEHS/NIH, NC, USA; Okayama
University, Japan), for "The Dentin Matrix
Protein 1 (Dmp1) is Specifically Expressed in
Mineralized, but not Soft, Tissues during
Development" (J Dent Res 82:776-780,
2003). Jian Feng accepted the award on
behalf of his colleagues.
(Biomaterials & Bioengineering category)
W.L. Murphy, C.A. Simmons, D. Kaigler,
and D.J. Mooney (University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, USA), for "Bone Regeneration
via a Mineral Substrate and Induced
Angiogenesis" (J Dent Res 83:204-210,
2004). Darnell Kaigler accepted the award
on behalf of his co-authors.
(Clinical category) J.W. Kim, J.P. Simmer,
Y.Y. Hu, et al. (University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor, USA; Seoul National University,
Korea; UTXHSC, San Antonio, USA;
UNC-CH, USA; University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, USA), for "Amelogenin p.M1T
and p.W4S Mutations Underlying
Hypoplastic X-linked Amelogenesis
Imperfecta" (J Dent Res 83:378-383, 2004).
Jung-Wook Kim accepted the award on
behalf of his colleagues.
Other awards and recognitions were as
follows:
• Tom Lehner (Guy’s King’s & St
Thomas’ Dental Institute, UK) received the
8th IADR Distinguished Service Award,
which honors a member who has not served
as an IADR Officer but who has performed
outstanding service to the Association over a
Bruce Shemehorn accepts for George
Stookey.
period of time. Past President Challacombe
accepted the award on Dr. Lehner’s behalf.
• George Stookey (Indiana University,
Indianapolis, USA) received the IADR/E.W.
Borrow Memorial Award, established and
supported by the Borrow Dental Milk
Foundation to recognize and stimulate
research in oral health prevention for
children, with a priority for caries prevention
using fluoride in different formats. This is
the 14th year of the award. Bruce
Schemehorn accepted the award on Dr.
Stookey’s behalf.
• The IADR/GlaxoSmithKline
Innovation in Oral Care Awards were given
for the second time. The awards are
intended to help investigators pursue
innovative and novel research in oral care,
above and beyond the bounds of traditional
dental research. GSK recognized the need
for pioneers to produce innovative
technologies that can be used routinely by
the public to maintain and improve oral
health and quality of life. The 2005 awards
were presented to teams headed by: John
Featherstone (University of California-San
Gies award winners (l to r) Jian Feng, Darnell Kaigler, and Jung-Wook Kim.
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IADR/GSK Innovation in Oral Care Awards presented at a special ceremony hosted by GSK at the National Museum of Dentistry.
Winners accepting awards: (l-r) John Featherstone, Peter Holbrook, and Lin Tao. Pictured with Pres. Robertson and Catherine Sohn
of GSK.
Francisco, USA), Peter Holbrook
(University of Iceland, Reykjavik), and Lin
Tao (University of Illinois, Chicago, USA).
• Marina Stella Bello Silva
(University of São Paulo, Brazil),
representing the Brazilian Division, won the
IADR David B. Scott Research Fellowship,
2005-2006
IADR Board
of Directors
President, Takayuki Kuroda
(Japan) [email protected]
Immediate Past President, Paul Robertson
(USA) [email protected]
President-elect, Stephen Bayne
Vice-president, Deborah Greenspan
Editor, Anthony J. (Tony) Smith
(UK) [email protected]
which was established by the late Mrs.
Nancy M. Scott in honor of her husband,
David B. Scott, a Past President of the
IADR.
• Song Yaling (Wuhan University,
China), representing the Chinese Division,
received the John A. Gray Fellowship, a biannual fellowship which rotates
alphabetically through the IADR Divisions.
It is funded by donations from members and
sponsors in tribute to John A. Gray, past
Executive Director of the IADR.
• The IADR/Lion Dental Research
Award for Junior Investigators was
presented to Loc Giang Do (University of
Adelaide, Australia, representing the
Behavioral Sciences & Health Services
Research Group) and Salunya Tancharoen
(Kagoshima University, Japan, representing
the Microbiology/Immunology Group). This
award, generously supported by the Lion
Corporation (Japan), is intended to support
improvements in oral health sciences
through the stimulation of junior
investigators by: (1) recognition of
outstanding and innovative research in basic
dental science for the improvement of public
dental health; and (2) recognition of applied
research achievements for the improvement
and development of oral care products for
the prevention of oral diseases.
• The IADR Toshio Nakao Fellowship
was presented to Marcia Daronch
(University of São Paulo, Brazil),
representing the Brazilian Division. This
Fellowship was established to allow a young
investigator to obtain training and
experience in dental materials science at a
center of excellence. The bi-annual
fellowship is supported by the GC
Corporation.
• The IADR/Colgate Research in
Prevention Travel Awards, generously
supported by Colgate-Palmolive, enable
young investigators presenting original
research in the area of oral disease
prevention to travel to the IADR General
Session. This year’s awards were presented
to: Olalekan Ayo-Yusuf (Africa/Middle
East), Rahena Akther (Asia), Raghad
Hashim (Australia/New Zealand), Luigi
Nibali (Europe), Petros Papagerakis
Treasurer, Angus Walls
(UK) [email protected]
Regional Board Member, Richard Ellen
(North America) [email protected]
Regional Board Member, Jeroen Kroon
(Africa/Middle East) [email protected]
Regional Board Member, José Luiz
Lage-Marques
(South America) [email protected]
Regional Board Member, Mariano Sanz
(Europe) [email protected]
Regional Board Member, Yupin
Songpaisan
(Pan Asia-Pacific) [email protected]
Executive Director, Christopher Fox
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Winners of the IADR/Colgate Research in Prevention Awards (l-r), Yolanda Bonta
(Colgate), Mairobys Socorro, Marsha Butler (Colgate), Pres. Kuroda, Olalekan AyoYusuf, Luigi Nibali, Rahena Akther, Raghad Hashim, and Petros Papagerakis.
(North America), and Mairobys Socorro
(South America).
• The IADR/Unilever Division Travel
Awards were established to encourage
outstanding young dental scientists to carry
out research, attend the IADR General
Session, and compete in the IADR/Unilever
Hatton Awards Competition. These awards
are generously funded by Unilever Oral
Care. In 2005, 47 persons from 19 Divisions
received funding for travel to IADR’s 83rd
General Session in Baltimore: (Africa Middle
East) L.C. Carneiro, M.I. Brusca, D.G.
Olmedo; (Australia/New Zealand) M.K.
Arora, N. Ganashan; (Brazil) F. Artese, S.
Duarte; (British) M. Dashash, J. Mason, N.
Willmott; (Canadian) K. Savignac, D.
Senadheera; (Chinese) R. Jia, X. Jiang;
(Continental European ) E. Coutinho, E.
Martinez-Sanz, G. Spagnuolo; (Egyptian)
M.A. El-Gammal; (Irish) O. Hunt; (Israeli)
A. Haze-Filderman, D. Polak; (Japanese) K.
Maeda, N. Nishida, A. Uehara, K.
Yamashiro, K. Yoneno; (Korean) J. Li, H.
Myoung; (Kuwaiti) M.M. Al-Melh;
(Scandinavian) J.A. Aas, D.E. Costea; (South
African) M.H. Goris, W.L. Ritz; and
(Southeast Asian) S. Krisanaprakornkit, X.
Wu. The nine finalists from the
AADR/Pfizer Hatton Awards Competition
also received travel assistance in the form of
an IADR/Unilever Division Travel Award.
AADR President Dominick DePaola
(Forsyth Institute, Boston, MA) made brief
remarks and introduced the AADR Board of
Directors:
President-elect
Mary
MacDougall (University of Texas, San
Antonio), Vice-president E. Dianne Rekow
(New York University), Treasurer Pamela
DenBesten (University of California-San
Francisco), Immediate Past President
IADR/Unilever Hatton Competitors.
Kenneth Anusavice (University of Florida,
Gainesville), Editor Anthony Smith
(University of Birmingham, UK), Membersat-Large Carla Evans (University of Illinois,
Chicago) and Jeffrey Ebersole (University
of Kentucky-Lexington), Executive Director
Christopher Fox (Alexandria, VA), and
Vice-president-elect Marc Heft (University
of Florida).
AADR President-elect MacDougall
gave her inaugural address, "Discovering the
Future with a Smile" (the complete text of
which will appear in a future issue of the
Journal of Dental Research).
The recipient of the 2005 Jack Hein
Public Service Award (AADR) was Linda
Niessen (Baylor College of Dentistry,
Dallas, TX). This award honors an AADR
member who has given exemplary service in
the area of public affairs by consistently
promoting the interests and activities of oral
health research to a wide constituency. Dr.
Niessen was recognized for her public service
in continuously advancing the cause of oral
health research and the implications for
improvement in overall health and wellbeing. The award is supported by the
AADR. Previous recipients of the Award are
Jack W. Hein (1996), Gertrude Quigley
(1997), Christopher Squier (1998), Jay
Gershen (1999), Anthony Picozzi (2000),
John Crawford (2001), Mike Barnett (2002),
Judy Sherman (2003), and Mike Alfano
(2004).
President DePaola announced that the
2005 William B. Clark Fellowship
(established in Dr. Clark’s memory and
supported by the Procter & Gamble
Company) was presented to Petros
Papagerakis (University of Texas Health
Science Center, San Antonio). Dr.
Linda Niessen receives the 2005 Jack
Hein Public Service Award from AADR
President DePaola.
Papagerakis plans to further his research in
the area of periodontal tissue development,
mainly diseases affecting periodontal tissue
formation.
Vivek Shetty (University of California,
Los Angeles, USA) announced the winners
of the 2005 AADR/Pfizer Hatton Awards
Competition, who represented the AADR in
the IADR/Unilever Hatton Awards
Competition: (Junior) Jeremy Horst
(University of Washington, Seattle), 1st
place; Dana Atlagic (University of Illinois,
Chicago), 2nd place; and Lee Pham
(UCLA), 3rd place; (Senior) Guive Balooch
(University of California-San Francisco), 1st
place; Bradley Henson (University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor), 2nd place; and
Elliott Hill (University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor), 3rd place; (Post-doctoral) Xiaozhe
Han (Forsyth Institute, Boston, MA), 1st
place; Marxa Figueiredo (UCLA), 2nd
place; and Karen Fong (University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia), 3rd place.
Mariano
Sanz
(Universidad
Complutense, Madrid, Spain) then
announced the winners of the 2005
IADR/Unilever
Hatton
Awards
Competition: (Junior) Jeremy Horst
(University of Washington, Seattle, USA,
American Division), 1st place; and Monique
Goris (University of Pretoria, South Africa,
South African Division), 2nd place; (Senior)
Manish Arora (University of Sydney,
Australia, Australia/New Zealand Division,
1st place; and Guive Balooch (University of
California-San Francisco, USA, American
Division), 2nd place; (Post-doctoral)
Xinguan Jiang (Shanghai Second Medical
University, China, Chinese Division), 1st
place; and Karen Fong (University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA, American
Division), 2nd place.
Dorothy Rowe (University of
California, San Francisco), Chair of the
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President Paul Robertson transfers the chain of office to incoming President Taki Kuroda and extends his best wishes for a successful term.
AADR Student Research Fellowships Systemic Research through Healthcare
Night" reception
Committee, announced the names of the 18 Partnerships" (sponsored by Colgate- • Oral-B, in support of the Welcome
winners (see separate listing, page 8 of Palmolive), and "Biofilm Control: Science vs.
Reception
AADR Reports).
Perception" (sponsored by the University of • Procter & Gamble Company, in support
President DePaola introduced the Buffalo and HLS, Part of CommonHealth).
of the IADR/AADR Presidents’
2004-2005 National Student Research
In addition to the companies mentioned
Reception
Group Officers: Peter Cho, President; Nora above, the IADR thanks the following for • Pfizer,
in
support
of
the
McKinney, Vice-president; Jamie Heying, their support of IADR programs and
IADR/AADR/CADR Past Presidents’
Secretary; Jennifer Gibbs, Councilor; activities:
Luncheon and the monetary prizes for
Members-at-Large Michael Albazzaz and • 3M ESPE, in support of the Hospitality
the AADR Hatton finalists
Michael Ryan, and Faculty Advisors
and WIFI Centers
• Quintessence Publishing, in support of a
Anthony Iacopino and Robert Spears.
• Colgate-Palmolive, in support of the
Distinguished Lecture
President DePaola presented the NSRG
IADR Council Dinner, New Member • Unilever, in support of the IADR Hatton
Mentor Award to Rena D’Souza
Orientation Reception, Research in
Awards, IADR Division Travel Awards &
(University of Texas, Houston), for
Prevention Awards and Luncheon, and
Reception, the monetary prizes for the
outstanding contributions to student
the Badge lanyards
IADR Hatton finalists, and the Poster
mentoring at both national and • Caulk/Dentsply, in support of the AADR
Boards
international levels.
NSRG Competition and Reception
• Wrigley Oral Healthcare Programs, in
IADR President Robertson announced • GC Corporation, in support of the "Japan
support of the Conference Bags. l
that Song-Jiao Luo (Chengdu,
China) was the lucky winner of
the free meeting registration,
randomly selected from among
those who registered online
through the IADR’s Web site.
Following the formal
proceedings, participants enjoyed
the traditional Welcome
Reception, graciously sponsored
by Oral-B.
The
New
Member
Orientation
Reception,
sponsored by Colgate-Palmolive,
offered new members the
opportunity to learn more about
the IADR, its Divisions, Sections,
Groups, and Committees.
Past Presidents of the AADR and CADR, (standing, l-r) Steve Offenbacher, Colin Dawes, Richard
Two Satellite Symposia Ellen, William Bowen, John Keller, Roy Page, Paul Robertson, John Greenspan, Martin Taubman,
were also held: "Connecting the Stephen Bayne, Richard Ranney, Hal Slavkin, Charles Bertolami, Ken Anusavice; (seated l-r)
Mouth and Body: Enriching Oral Barbara Boyan, Marie Nylen, Sally Marshall, John Rugh.
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IADR Council
Highlights
IADR President Paul Robertson (l) and AADR Dominick DePaola (r), in one of their
last acts as President, presented Mr. Michael Sudzina (Procter & Gamble Co.) with
a special Presidential Citation of Appreciation for his years of support, advice, and
counsel to the International and American Associations for Dental Research.
Past Presidents of the IADR, (standing, l-r) William Bowen, Roy Page, John Clarkson,
Stephen Challacombe, John Greenspan, Gordon Rovelstad, Richard Ranney; (seated,
l-r) Stephen Wei, Marie Nylen, Sally Marshall, Ivar Mjör.
The Alexandria Singers perform at the Opening Ceremonies.
• The 2003 IADR audit was approved.
• Angus A.W. Walls (University of
Newcastle, UK) was appointed IADR
Treasurer.
• John Stamm (University of North
Carolina, USA), Bob ten Cate (ACTA,
Amsterdam, the Netherlands), and
Chooi Gait Toh (University of Malaya,
Malaysia) will be presented to the
membership as candidates for IADR
Vice-president for 2006-2007.
• The Bylaws were amended to allow
chairs
of
Science
Awards
subcommittees to serve for two years
instead of one.
• Council approved the Committee
appointments proposed by Presidentelect Takayuki Kuroda.
• Council approved the formation of a
non-Divisional Iranian Section.
• Online access to the Journal of Dental
Research was approved as a
membership benefit, effective in 2006.
(See separate article elsewhere in this
issue.)
• Council approved the following
changes to the dues structure: increase
IADR Member Dues by $12 in 2006
and another $12 in 2007, with a
$12/member allocation from the
IADR Portfolio to buffer the increase
in 2006, and to increase IADR
Student Dues by $10 starting in 2006,
with a $5/member allocation from the
IADR Portfolio to buffer the increase
in 2006.
• Council approved increasing the
amount of the IADR Membership
Subsidy from $10 in 2005 to $22 in
2006, and to $34 in 2007, for
member from countries which the
World Bank classifies as low-income or
lower-middle-income, based on Gross
National Product.
• Council approved a revised
Memorandum of Understanding with
the AADR, based on the overriding
principle that neither Association
intends to do the other harm,
particularly financial harm.
• The 2005 IADR budgets were
approved. l
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High School Junior Presents
Call for
Nominations: at IADR Baltimore Meeting
Journal of Dental Research
Editorial Board
E
ach year, approximately one-third of
the ca. 100 individuals on the
Editorial Board of the Journal of
Dental Research conclude their terms of
service, and nominations are needed for
persons to take their places. These
individuals act as prime reviewers for
manuscripts submitted for publication
and can make a real impact on the
quality of the JDR. The selection
procedure is conducted by the
IADR/AADR Publications Committee,
which seeks the broadest possible
scientific and geographic representation
on the Board. Letters of nomination,
along with a curriculum vitae or other
statement of credentials, should be sent
by September 1, 2005, to: Dr. George
Taylor, University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor ([email protected]). The Central
Office contact person is Natasha Power,
Editorial Assistant ([email protected]). l
In Memoriam
The IADR regrets to report the deaths of
the following colleagues in 2004:
Frank Besic, Madison, WI
Neal Chilton, Lawrenceville, NJ
Norman Corah, Buffalo, NY
Norma de Sznajder, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Keith Heller, Iowa City, IA
Takao Kawasaki, Sapporo, Japan
Robert Lorey, Ann Arbor, MI
Allen Olinger, San Francisco, CA
Richard Oringer, Stony Brook, NY
Gunnar Svanberg, Germantown, TN
José Tessler, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Robert Troxler, Boston, MA l
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A
t a time when most teens are worrying
about SATs, college applications, and
prom dates, 16-year-old Rozina
Khouryawad, a junior at John F. Kennedy
High School in Bellmore, NY, is thinking
about "in vitro fibroblast growth on GTR
materials"…the title of the abstract she
presented at the recent 83rd General Session
of the IADR in Baltimore, MD.
Rozina is believed to be the youngest
person ever to present at an IADR meeting.
Mentored by several faculty at the New
York University College of Dentistry, she
presented her work as a poster in an Oral &
Maxillofacial Surgery session.
By no means "one-dimensional", Rozina
enjoys a full range of high school activities,
and currently serves as President of the Art
Club. She plans to pursue research into
college and beyond. l
Can You Serve
on a Committee?
Committees are the backbone of the
IADR and AADR, and each year the
Presidents-elect seek a wide variety of
volunteers, representing as many geographic
areas and scientific disciplines as possible, to
fill committee vacancies.
If you are interested in serving on an
IADR committee, beginning in 2006,
contact IADR President-elect Stephen Bayne
([email protected]).
Those interested in volunteering for
service on an AADR committee should
contact AADR President-elect E. Dianne
Rekow ([email protected]).
Please include a brief autobiographical
sketch to allow the Presidents-elect to make
a more informed decision.
For more information on IADR and
AADR Committees, and the level of
involvement required for each, please contact
Marissa Naspinski ([email protected]) at
the IADR Central Office.
You CAN make a difference! l
IADR and AADR Councils
Approve Online JDR as an
IADR Membership Benefit
B
eginning in January, 2006, all IADR
and AADR members will receive
online access to the Journal of Dental
Research as part of their membership dues.
The JDR has the highest Scientific Impact
Factor of any dental journal in the world,
and each issue now contains two papers
from Critical Reviews in Oral Biology &
Medicine.
This dramatic and exciting action
marks the first time in the 84-year history of
the IADR that ALL members will receive
the official publication, regardless of
geographic location. Council believes that,
since the JDR is co-owned by the IADR and
the AADR, and is truly an international
publication, this step is critical to protecting
its future. l
President’s Message...continued from p.1
instructive and informative for the audiences
who filled the lecture hall.
The Annual Session Committee expresses
grateful thanks to the Group Program Chairs
and Reviewers who worked hard through
such a short period to complete the necessary
abstract review and programming process.
In this Baltimore meeting, there were
some modifications to the traditional meeting
schedule. Oral sessions occurred only in the
morning, and posters were available for
viewing all day long, with poster presentations
scheduled in the afternoon. This greatly
increased attendance at oral sessions, with
most meeting rooms at least 80% full.
Another innovation was "Practitioner Day" on
Saturday, where we welcomed 80 general
practitioners to a program designed to transfer
our scientific knowledge to the daily practice.
For a first effort, the day was very successful.
There will be other "tests" in the Brisbane
meeting next year to explore new meeting
formats and bring more scientific excitement
to IADR members, and also open our doors to
general practitioners through our scientific
technology transfer programs. President-elect
Steve Bayne, as the next Annual Session
Committee Chair, welcomes your suggestions.
The IADR Council meeting allowed for
good discussion on several important subjects,
such as online access to the Journal of Dental
Research as a membership benefits, dues
increase, and revisions to the Memorandum of
Understanding (MOU) between the IADR
and the AADR. Dr. Deborah Greenspan was
welcomed as the new IADR Vice-president,
and Dr. Angus Walls was also welcomed as
the new Treasurer. The Regional Board
Members, Drs. Jeroen Kroon, Mariano Sanz,
Yupin Songpaisan, José Luiz Lage-Marques,
and Richard Ellen, have been added to the
Regional Development Program committee
ex officio. We can expect the weight of all
Committee functions to increase.
As I stated in my President-elect’s
speech in Baltimore, the Board reviews and
discusses the Strategic Plan of the IADR
each year. We have adopted several strategic
recommendations in our structure and
functions. However, there are still some
issues we need to address in coming years.
For example, membership growth is
stagnant in several countries. Young faculty
and graduate students tend to present their
research at meetings other than the IADR
because of the more exciting responses they
can expect from other meetings. Regarding
meeting attendance, researchers from some
regions cannot come to meetings outside of
their countries due to high travel costs. Also,
we have to consider restructuring our
research group classification, because, as all
of us recognize, there have been changes in
research focus or research interests in our
field. More interdisciplinary approaches and
collaborative research with other professional
scientific fields have become increasingly
important. Our research outcomes affect not
only oral health care but also general health
promotion. There are not as many research
topics just for "Dentistry". We should have
more members from outside the dental field.
The great difference in numbers of members
among the various research Groups is
dramatic. All these issues relate to the need
to reconsider the meeting format and its
effect on our meeting budget.
Another issue is that recent economic
crises, war, disease, and the fear of terrorism
combine to reduce meeting attendance. From
these points of view, the important responsibilities of Federations expand significantly.
It is my pleasure to work together with
Board members to find a solution.
I wish to take this opportunity to thank
the staff in the Central Office of IADR for
their continuing support and commitment
to the Association, and I look forward to
working with them in the year ahead.
Please feel free to contact me with any
issues regarding future directions for the
IADR. I look forward to working with you to
ensure another successful year for the IADR.
— Takayuki Kuroda, DDS.,PhD.
Professor Emeritus,
Tokyo Medical & Dental University
5-13-23 Hirato, Totsuka-ku,
Yokohama, Japan 244-0802
Tel. & FAX +81-45-821-7040
E-mail [email protected]
Journal Archives to go Online
G
et ready to go back in time! Soon,
the IADR will be launching the
Retro Data Project, a complete
online archive of the Journal of Dental
Research, Critical Reviews in Oral Biology &
Medicine, and Advances in Dental Research.
This exciting project will allow anyone to
search and view articles from these
Election
Results for
2005-2006
D
eborah Greenspan (University of
California, San Francisco, USA)
has been elected Vice-president of
the IADR. Her term of office began at
the conclution of the IADR General
Session in Baltimore, MD )March 12,
2005). l
Online Abstract
Submission
The online abstracts submission sites will
OPEN as follows:
• June 17, 2005 – for the
AADR/CADR Annual Meeting in
Orlando, FL, USA (deadline for
submission: September 30, 2005)
• June 27, 2005 – for the IADR
General Session in Brisbane,
Australia (deadline for submission:
February 3, 2006)
The site will be accessible from the IADR’s
Web site, www.dentalresearch.org.
For more information about abstracts
submission, please see the online “Call for
Abstracts” that will be posted on the IADR’s
Web site in mid-June. l
publications at no charge, dating from the
first published issue to 2004. (The first
published issue of the JDR was in 1919.)
This project is partially supported by
funds from the ADEA William J. Gies
Foundation.
Watch www.dentalresearch.org for
details! l
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2005 Adopta-Member
Program
2005 IADR Distinguished
C
T
hank you to all who contributed to the
Adopt-a-Member program for 2005.
Your contributions help support
membership for individuals in developing
counties. Below is a list of generous sponsors
(as of 3/15/05). A special thank you to
Colgate-Palmolive Company for supporting
over 100 members in the Chinese and East &
Southern African Divisions.
Adenike Adewakun
José Luiz LageAdemola Akinmade
Marques*
Carl Allen
Tat-Ming (John) Lai
João Antoniazzi
James Lund
Koichi Arai
Mary MacDougall*
Miguel Araiza Tellez Jeremy Mao
Stephen Bayne*
Debora Matthews
Eugenio Beltran
Diane McPherson
Pedro Bullon
Patricia Mendoza
Stephen Challacombe*
Roaf.
Hooi Pin Chew
Richard Mitchell
John Clarkson*
Tomas Montemayor
Robert Collins*
Maria Morgan
Esmonde Corbet
André Morgan
Ingeborg De Kok
Peter Mossey
Dominick DePaola* Jesse Murillo
I. Leon Dogon
Xinrui Niu
Kathy Eklund
Kiyoshi Ohura
Richard Ellen*
Nidia Maria Partida
Christopher Fox*
Joan Phelan
Masahisa Fukano
Toshio Ro
Ryoichi Furuya
John Sauk
Mary Claire Garcia
Boris Schwartzman
Quinton Gardner
Victor Setien
Neal Garrett
Wang Shuhong
Elizabeth Gaskin
Anthony Smith*
Alberto Gasparoni
Roxana Stegaroiu
Helen Grad
Akira Sugaya
Zhiyuan Gu
Mitsuhiro Sunakawa
J. Silvio Gutkind
Hidekazu Takahashi
Juan Han
Yoshitaka Takeda
Mark Herzberg*
Anne Tanner
Hideharu Hirose
Antonia Tanzil
Jeremy Horst
Hitoshi Toyoma
Xingxue Hu
Angus Walls*
Francis Hughes
Hua Wang
Yoshimasa Igarashi
Michael Weiner
Koichi Ito
David Williams
Katsunori Izumizawa Fernando Ricardo
Hidenori Kaminishi
Xavier da Silveira
Toshio Kawase
Antonio Yanez
Masahiko Kikuchi
Margarita ZeichnerMasashi Kurahashi
David
* IADR/AADR current or past Board Members
continued on page 11 . . .
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Hannu Hausen accepts the
Behavioral Sciences &
Health Services Research
Award.
Mary MacDougall accepts
the Basic Research in
Biological Mineralization
Award.
William L. Hylander accepts
the Craniofacial Biology
Research Award.
hristopher Squier,
representing Peter
Cleaton-Jones, Chair
of the IADR Distinguished
Scientist Awards Committee,
announced the 2005 awardwinners, who received their
awards in March at the
Opening Ceremonies of the
83rd IADR General Session &
Exhibition in Baltimore, MD,
USA.
• Hannu
Hausen
University of Oulu, Finland,
Award, Sponsored by
Sunstar Butler.
• Mary MacDougall University of Texas, San
Antonio, USA, Basic
Research in Biological
Mineralization Award,
Sponsored by Unilever
Oral Care.
• William L. Hylander Duke University, Durham,
•
•
•
•
NC, USA, Craniofacial
Biology Research Award,
Sponsored by BioMimetic
Pharmaceuticals
and
Osteohealth Co.
R. Gary Rozier - University
of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill, USA, H. Trendley
Dean Memorial Award,
Sponsored by ColgatePalmolive Company
Edwina Kidd - Guy’s
King’s & St Thomas’
Dental Institute, London,
UK, Research in Dental
Caries Award, Sponsored
by Pfizer Inc.
Newell W. Johnson Griffith
University,
Queensland, Australia
(formerly of Guy’s King’s
& St Thomas’ Dental
Institute, London, UK),
Oral Medicine & Pathology
Research Award, Sponsored
by Sunstar Butler.
Jukka Meurman University of Helsinki,
On behalf of Edwina Kidd,
Nairn Wilson accepts the
Research in Dental Caries
Award.
Jukka Meurman accepts
the Geriatric Oral Research
Award.
R. Gary Rozier accepts the
H. Trendley Dean Memorial
Award.
Newell W. Johnson accepts
the Oral Medicine &
Pathology Research Award.
Scientist Award Winners
•
•
•
•
Finland, Geriatric Oral
by Sunstar Butler
Martha Somerman University of Washington,
Seattle, USA, Research in
Oral Biology Award,
Sponsored by the Church &
Dwight Company.
Michael Curtis - St.
Bartholomews & The Royal
London
Centre
for
Infectious Disease, UK,
Basic
Research
in
Periodontal Disease Award,
Sponsored by ColgatePalmolive Company.
Paul Moore - University of
Pittsburgh, PA, USA,
Pharmacology/Therapeutics/
Toxicology Research Award,
Sponsored by Wyeth
Consumer Healthcare.
Ignace Naert - Catholic
University, Leuven, Belgium, Research in Prosthodontics and Implants
Award, Sponsored by
•
•
•
•
Procter & Gamble Denture
Care.
Henry
Magloire
Université Claude Bernard,
France, Pulp Biology
by L.D. Caulk Dentsply
International.
J. David Castle University of Virginia,
Charlottesville, USA,
Salivary Research Award,
Sponsored by the William
Wrigley, Jr. Company.
George
Eliades
University of Athens,
Greece, Wilmer Souder
Award, Sponsored by the
William T. Sweeney
Memorial Fund & by the
IADR’s Dental Materials
Group.
Takafumi Kato - Matsumoto Dental University,
Japan, Young Investigator
Award, Sponsored by the
Procter
&
Gamble
Company. l
J. David Castle accepts the
Salivary Research Award.
George Eliades accepts the
Wilmer Souder Award.
Adopt-a-Member...
continued from p.10
If you would like to participate in the
Adopt-a-Member program, you may
do so online at www.dentalresearch.org
or contact the Central Office at
[email protected]. You do not need to
contribute the full amount of a
membership to participate; any
donation is appreciated and goes to
assist developing countries in growing
their membership. l
IADR
Recognizes
2005
Contributors
T
he IADR/AADR thanks the
following members for their
generous contributions in 2005.
Your contributions assist the IADR in
supporting dental research worldwide.
Without your help, we would not be
able to continue these valuable
programs.
Michael Curtis accepts the
Basic
Research
in
Periodontal Disease Award.
Ignace Naert accepts the
Research in Prosthodontics
and Implants Award.
Takafumi Kato accepts the
Young Investigator Award.
Martha Somerman accepts
the Research in Oral Biology
Award.
Paul Moore accepts the
Pharmacology,
Thera peutics, & Toxicology
Research Award.
Henry Magloire accepts the
Pulp Biology Research
Award.
Maha H. Al-Sugair
Charles E. Barr
O. Ross Beirne
Adele L. Boskey
William Brantley
Birgitta Brown
Brian Burt
Lyndon Cooper
David Covell, Jr.
John M. Crawford
I. Leon Dogon
Carmen Gasco-Garcia
Elizabeth Gaskin
Lawrence Gettleman
Helen Grad
Mark Herzberg
Jeremy Alan Horst
Larry Herwig
Anne Koerber
Edward C.M. Lo
Seishi Matsumura
Richard J. Mitchell
Yasuko Momoi
Patricia Nihill
Jacques Eduardo Nör
Mary MacDougall
Peter Mossey
Jean Andrea Resnevic
Yoshinori Satoh
Jeffrey W. Stansbury
George Taylor
Ryan J. Walker
Jane Weintraub
Alex White l
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Central Office
Update
• Sheri S. Herren is the Awards,
Fellowships, and Grants Administrator, a part-time position in the
Department of Finance.
• Lindsay Moss is Marketing &
Communications Manager.
• Daryl Pritchard is the new AADR
Director of Legislative Affairs (see
article, page 2 of AADR Reports). l
2006 Call for IADR Meeting Proposals:
Symposia, Hands-on Workshops,
& Lunch & Learning
I
f you are interested in submitting a
proposal for any of the following for the
2006 IADR General Session in Brisbane,
Australia, please visit the IADR Web site at
www.dentalresearch.org :
• a Group- or Division-sponsored
symposium
• a Hands-on Workshop
• a Lunch & Learning session
The proposal forms and guidelines are
listed under the "Meetings" section, then the
"Meeting Proposal Form" subsection. You
can complete the form online, and the
computer will confirm that the form has
been received. Alternatively, you may
contact either your Scientific Group or the
IADR Meetings Department to receive the
appropriate forms and guidelines.
The deadline for IADR proposal
submissions is September 2, 2005.
If you are interested in submitting a
proposal for the 2006 AADR Annual
Meeting in Orlando, FL, please see
www.dentalresearch.org for details. l
Eight Regional Development Programs (RDP)
Approved by IADR Board of Directors
T
he following proposals were received and approved by the
IADR RDP Committee and the IADR Board and will receive
funding in 2005. Committee members are listed elsewhere in
this newsletter. IADR thanks them for their service. Beginning
this year (2005-2006), the five members whose terms are
Federation/Division/Section
Project
Peruvian
Workshop / epidemiology training /abstract preparation and
Section development in Ecuador
$ 6,055
Chinese
To promote oral health research in China, to support young scientists
to present the results of their research at the IADR General Session
and publish their papers in international journals and to stimulate the
academic atmosphere in Chinese science research on stomatology
$ 12,111
Nigerian
To present a symposium to discuss current trends in oral health
research and training in the West African sub-region during the
first meeting of the AMEF in Kuwait
$ 7,569
Kuwaiti
To establish a network of oral health researchers in the Middle East region by
presenting a workshop to give the participants the methodological support to plan
and implement their research projects during the first meeting of the AMEF in Kuwait.
$ 6,055
East and Southern Africa
To provide travel support to oral health researchers from sub-Saharan Africa
to attend the AMEF meeting in Kuwait and to promote mentoring of young researchers
$10,597
South Africa
To assist approximately 40 members of the SA Division to attend and participate
in the AMEF meeting in Kuwait to facilitate a successful launch of the AMEF.
$10,597
Latin American Federation
Young investigator support to attend the first meeting of the LAF
$18,923
Australia/New Zealand
Workshop (statistical methods); identification of research training needs;
young investigator support
$ 8,093
Total
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expiring will be replaced by the five Regional Board Members
from the IADR Board. The Board believes that this will ensure
better promotion of the program as well as more consistent
evaluation. Guidelines for applying for RDP funds appear on
page 13.
Amount funded
$80,000
Promoting Research in Developing Regions
A Request for Regional Development
Proposals from IADR Divisions and Sections
Rationale/Program Description
The purpose of this Request for Proposal
(RFP) is to identify projects, submitted by
IADR Divisions/Sections that would help
initiate research and development or
otherwise strengthen the oral health research
infrastructure in developing regions. In
response to appropriate proposals, grants will
be awarded to Divisions/Sections subject to
the availability of funds and approval by the
IADR Board of Directors. The size of
individual grants will vary, depending on the
number and quality of proposals submitted
and the amount of funding available.
Although it is desirable to encourage the
development of a research infrastructure in
as many developing regions as possible,
consideration will be given to supporting
ongoing initiatives that have demonstrated
an ability to promote research development.
Divisions/Sections currently having welldeveloped oral health research efforts may
submit proposals whose objective is to assist
adjacent regions/Divisions/Sections that do
not have such capacity. Where appropriate,
regional coalitions of Divisions are
encouraged to join together to submit
proposals and implement programs.
Wherever possible, the use of matching
funds to enhance the effort is encouraged.
Examples of projects eligible for support
include: training workshops and grants,
improving access to scientific information,
provision of scientific journals, fellowship and
lecture programs, communications
infrastructures, training in research methods,
and surveys of oral health that would
identify further research needs and provide
experience in conducting research for
participants, as well as other programs which
would advance oral/dental health research,
and improve communications and
collaborations in the oral health scientific
community in the region and internationally.
Proposals are reviewed twice annually. The
next submission deadlines are October 1,
2005, and March 1, 2006.
Focus of Proposals
Although a range of projects is eligible for
support, the IADR has decided to emphasize
certain areas. The highest priority will be
placed on those targeting support for:
• young scientists’ development by
supporting attendance at appropriate
local, regional, or international meetings
to present the results of their research;
• mentoring of developing scientists, e.g.,
travel for established scientists to work
on site with students/developing
researchers for various periods of time
(short "visiting lecture" programs will
not be considered for funding); and
• initiation/enhancement of newsletters
or other communication systems, e.g.,
use of the World Wide Web (www),
that describe and promote local oral
health research activities.
Proposals should not exceed five (5)
typewritten pages (approximately 1,000
words) and should be submitted in the
following format (www.dentalresearch.org):
Background
Grant applications should include a brief
historical background of the Division/Section
making the application and any experience it
has had in conducting activities promoting an
oral health research infrastructure or activities.
The region/institution to be targeted may be
within the Division/Section or in an adjacent
region, and it should be described.
Objectives
List the specific objectives to be achieved.
Program Description/Evaluation
Applications should include a full description
of the proposed program(s), project(s),
initiative(s), or infrastructure development
and how the targeted area would be affected.
The description should include a
methodology, a time line, and a plan to
evaluate the effectiveness of the program.
Financial Request/
Matching Support
A grant program budget should be
provided. Please indicate the amount in US
dollars for each aspect of the program and
the time line required to implement the
program outlined above. Indicate if
university, institution, association, or
corporate support will be added to this
grant, the length of this financial
commitment, the US$ amount, and the
number of personnel who will supplement
the grant program. Describe the institutional support, name the responsible
institutional officials, and include a signed
letter of support from the institution.
Research Publication
Grant applicants should indicate if the
results of this grant will be submitted for
publication in a professional journal or
presentation at a scientific meeting. If so, the
name of the journal or meeting should be
included. Approval of the grant is not
contingent upon publication or presentation.
Reporting
No later than (4) months after the
completion date of the project, as described
in Part III above, the Division/Section shall
provide a written report to the IADR
Central Office describing the results of the
initiative. The description should follow the
evaluation plan outlined in Part III. A
summary report should be submitted for
publication in IADR Reports and on the Web
site (www.dentalresearch.org).
Application
Each Division/Section may present only one
proposal per grant cycle. To apply for a
grant, a Division or Section should submit a
signed original and two copies of the grant
proposal in English to the IADR Central
Office in Alexandria, Virginia, USA, no later
than October 1 or March 1. Proposals
should be typewritten in the format outlined
above. Grant applications that lack the
required information will be returned to the
originators with an explanation of the
proposal’s shortcomings. All grant
applications will be evaluated and approved
or rejected by the IADR Board of Directors.
Applicants will be notified of the status of
their submissions prior to the formal
announcement of funded proposals. The
proposals will be evaluated according to the
establishment of clear and measurable
outcome variables. For example, a proposal
to launch or enhance a newsletter should
include a description of the number and size
of issues to be produced within a specified
period as well as a specific plan for
continuation of the medium subsequent to
the grant support period. Support for
scientists beginning research careers should
specify the number of those who are
currently able to travel to meetings, the
level of support for each scientist’s travel,
and the additional number projected to
attend national/international meetings as a
result of the grant. l
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2005-2006 IADR Board of Directors and Committees
Board of Directors
Takayuki Kuroda, President
Stephen Bayne, President-elect
Deborah Greenspan, Vice-president
Paul Robertson, Immediate Past President
A.W.G. Walls, Treasurer (2008)
Anthony Smith, Editor (2009)
Christopher H. Fox, Executive Director (2008)
Yupin Songpaisan, Regional Board Member (2006)
Jeroen Kroon, Regional Board Member (2007)
Mariano Sanz, Regional Board Member (2007)
José Luiz Lage-Marques, Regional Board Member
(2008)
Richard Ellen, Regional Board Member (2008)
Annual Session Committee
Stephen Bayne (President-elect), Chair
Takayuki Kuroda (President)
Deborah Greenspan (Vice-president)
Christopher H. Fox (Executive Director)
Constitution Committee
Gottfried Schmalz (2006) (Germany), Chair
Jeremy Mao (2006) (USA)
Doron Steinberg (2006) (Israel)
A. John Spencer (2007) (Australia)
Krassanai Wangrangsimakul (2007) (Thailand)
A.E.O. Ogwell (2007) (Kenya)
Satoshi Shizukuishi (2008) (Japan)
Dorothy McComb (2008) (Canada)
J. Mark Thomason (2008) (UK)
IA Distinguished Scientist Awards Committee
Peter Cleaton-Jones (2006) (South Africa), Chair
Asuman Kiyak (BSHSR) (USA)
Zvi Schwartz (Biol. Mineralization) (Israel)
Mark Ferguson (Craniofacial Biology) (UK)
Frithjof von der Fehr (Trendley Dean) (Norway)
John B.D. Featherstone (Dental Caries Research) (USA)
Edward Shillitoe (Oral Med. & Pathology) (USA)
Jonathan Ship (Geriatric Oral Research) (USA)
Howard Jenkinson (Research in Oral Biology) (UK)
Jeffrey Ebersole (Research in Periodontal Disease) (USA)
Kenneth M. Hargreaves (Pharmacology, Therapeutics,
& Toxicology Research) (USA)
Angelo Caputo (Research in Prosthodontics &
Implants) (USA)
Philip Stashenko (Pulp Biology Research) (USA)
Bruce Baum (Salivary Research) (USA)
To be determined* (Wilmer Souder) (Netherlands)
Clark Stanford (Young Investigator) (USA)
Subcommittee Chairs are past DSA winners and serve for 2
years, except the Young Investigator Chair.
* position currently vacant due to retirement
Ethics in Dental Research Committee
Elizabeth Davenport (2007) (UK), Chair*
Alvaro Della-Bona (2006) (Brazil)
Yutaka Oda (2006) (Japan)
Gayle McCombs (2008) (USA)
Bjorn Klinge (2008) (Sweden)
* Chair serves for 2 years per Board approval
FDI Representative
Christopher H. Fox, Executive Director
FDI Science Commission Representative
John Clarkson
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Fellowships Committee
Bob ten Cate (2006) (Netherlands), Chair
Michael Russell (2006) (USA)
Kannan Ranganathan (2006) (India)
Nobuhiro Takahashi (2007) (Japan)
Peter Heasman (2007) (UK)
Kelvin C. Foong (2007) (Singapore)
Finance Committee
A.W.G. Walls (Treasurer), Chair
Takayuki Kuroda (President)
Stephen Bayne (President-elect)
Deborah Greenspan (Vice-president)
Anthony Smith (Editor)
Christopher H. Fox (Executive Director)
William J. Gies Award Committee
A. Damien Walmsley (2006) (UK), Chair
Michel Goldberg (2006) (France)
Michel Brecx (2007) (Belgium)
Michael John Novak (2007) (USA)
Russell Taichman (2007) (USA)
Clay Walker (2007) (USA)
Li-Deh Lin (2007) (Taiwan)
Shinya Murakami (2008) (Japan)
Mark Herzberg (2008) (USA)
Deborah Greenspan (IA Vice-president), ex officio
Marc Heft (AA Vice-president), ex officio
Unilever/Edward H. Hatton Awards Committee
Yoshiro Takano (2007) (Japan), Chair*
Ann Progulske-Fox (2006) (USA)
Maria E. Lopez de Bocanera (2006) (Argentina)
Yoshiro Takano (2007) (Japan)
Mark Chindia (2007) (Kenya)
Karen Ross (2007) (USA)
Peter Milgrom (2007) (USA)
Timothy Watson (2007) (UK)
Sirkka Asikainen (2008) (Sweden)
Mark Bartold (2008) (A/NZ)
A.W.G .Walls (2008) (UK)
* will serve a one-year term as chair
Honorary Membership Committee
John Clarkson (2006) (Ireland), Chair
Stephen Challacombe (2007) (UK)
Paul Robertson (2008) (USA)
Membership and Recruitment
Hector Lanfranchi (2006) (Argentina), Chair
Anthony Smith (2006) (UK)
Nicholas Grimaudo (2007) (USA)
Bennet T. Amaechi (2007) (USA)
Ario Santini (2007) (UK)
Francesco Chiappelli (2007) (USA)
Bian Zhuan (2007) (China)
Ana Maria Acevedo (2007) (Venezuela)
Junji Tagami (2008) (Japan)
Anne Peutzfeldt (2008) (Denmark)
Sharon Grayden (2008) (USA)
Nominating Committee
John Keller (2006) (USA), Chair
Peter Holbrook (2006) (Iceland)
Kiyoshi Ohura (2007) (Japan)
Stephen Wei (2008) (Hong Kong)
John Stamm (2008) (USA)
Colin Robinson (2008) (UK)
Paul Robertson, Immediate Past President
IADR/AADR Publications Committee
Dominick DePaola, Chair, AADR Immediate Past
President (USA)
Paul Robertson, IADR Immediate Past President (USA)
A.W.G. Walls, IADR Treasurer
Pamela DenBesten, AADR Treasurer (USA)
Kathryn Atchison (2006), AADR Member-at-Large
(USA)
Karen Novak (2007), Member-at-Large (USA)
Maurizio Tonetti (2007) (USA)
Takashi Takata (2006) (Japan)
Anthony J. (Tony) Smith, Editor (2009), Journal of
Dental Research (UK), ex officio
Jocelyne Feine, Associate Editor, Journal of Dental
Research (Canada), ex officio
J. Lawrence Katz, Associate Editor, Journal of Dental
Research (USA), ex officio
Martin Taubman, Associate Editor, Journal of Dental
Research (USA), ex officio
Olav Alvares, Editor, Critical Reviews in Oral Biology &
Medicine (USA), ex officio
Christopher H. Fox, Executive Director, ex officio
David M. Williams (2008) (UK)
Charles Shuler (2008) (USA)
George Taylor (2008) (USA) (elected)
Members below are appointed by Division based on circulation
Edwin Yen (2006) (Canada)
Roland Frankenberger (2006) (Germany)
Junichiro Iida (2006) (Japan)
Regional Development Committee
Jeroen Kroon (2007) (South Africa), Chair
(extended by Board)
Martin Tyas (2006) (Australia)
Katsuji Okuda (2007) (Japan)
Wil Coulter (2007) (UK)
Ming-Wen Fan (2007) (China)
Chong-Pyoung Chung (2007) (Korea)
John Coelho (Institutional Section Councilor), ex officio
(USA)
Paul Robertson (Immediate Past President) ex officio
Yupin Songpaisan (2006) (Thailand) (RBM)
Mariano Sanz (2007) (Spain) (RBM)
José Luiz Lage-Marques (2008) (Brazil) (RBM)
Richard Ellen (2008) (Canada) (RBM)
Tellers
Gary Schumacher (2006), Chair
Fred Certosimo (2007)
Christian Stohler (2008)
Young Investigator Award Committee
Clark Stanford (2006) (USA), Chair
Shigeyuki Ebisu (2006) (Japan)
Maeve Coogan (2006) (South Africa)
Greg Huang (2007) (USA)
Paul Speight (2007) (UK)
Christoph Hammerle (2007) (Switzerland)
Rena D’Souza (2008) (USA)
Sittichai Koontongkaew (2008) (Thailand)
Patricia Pereira (2008) (USA)
adhoc Tobacco Committee
Scott Tomar (USA), Chair
Lois Cohen (USA)
Robert Mecklenburg (USA)
Robert Collins (USA)
Robert Genco (USA)
Takashi Hanioka (Japan)
Jinn Fei Yeo (Singapore)
John Greene (USA)
Jesper Reibel (Denmark)
Birgitta Söder (Sweden)
Mihir N. Shah (India)
A.E.O. Ogwell (Africa)
Seppö Wickholm (Sweden)
Ho-Keun Kwon (South Korea)
Samira Asma (consultant)
Jacqueline Bolt (consultant)
Patricia Bryant (consultant)
Kevin Hardwick (consultant)
IADR Constitutional Procedures
Regarding Nominations and Elections
Following are the sections of the IADR Constitution pertaining to the qualifications of
elected officials and procedures for the nomination and election thereof.
ARTICLE VII. OFFICIALS
Section 1. OFFICERS. The Officers of the Association shall be a President, Presidentelect, Vice-president, Immediate Past President, Treasurer, Executive Director, and
Editor. The Executive Director will also serve as Secretary of the Association. The Vicepresident shall be elected from among the active members by ballot of the
membership. The incumbent President-elect and Vice-president shall be advanced
automatically to the next higher office at the end of their then-current terms of office.
The Executive Director, the Treasurer, and the Editor shall be appointed by the
Council.
Section 4. QUALIFICATIONS. All Officers and officials of the Association, the
Divisions, the Sections, and the Groups shall be Active Members of the Association. An
elected officer of the IADR shall have had active service as a Division, Section, or Group
Officer, or as a Councilor, or as a Committee Chair or Committee Member.
ARTICLE VIII. NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS
Section 1. NOMINATIONS BY THE COUNCIL. One or more nominations for Vicepresident shall be made by the Council, and announcement of the nomination(s) shall be
mailed to each member of the Association not fewer than four months before the date of
the next annual General Session, and in a form to indicate that other nominations may be
made by petition.
Section 2. NOMINATIONS BY PETITION. Additional nominations may be made by
petition signed by 25 members of the Association and received by the Executive Director
not more than 45 days after the mailing of the announcements of the Council
nominations.
Section 3. NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS. Before the next annual General Session, the
nominations for each office shall be sent by the Executive Director to all members of the
Association on an official ballot for a vote by mail (print and e-mail) to be reported at that
meeting. The nominations shall be sent no fewer than eight weeks before the due date for
the return of the ballots to the Executive Director, and the due date shall be established by
Council.
for
Nominations
IADR Vice-president
for 2007-2008
A
ny IADR member may send
suggestions for IADR Vicepresident. Names of potential
candidates must be received by
October 1, 2005, and should be
accompanied by a short biographical
sketch and supporting letter. Be sure
to mention the candidate’s specific
prior service to the IADR. (Please note
that a curriculum vitae is not necessary.)
Send all materials (preferably
electronically) to:
John Keller, Chair
IADR Nominating Committee
College of Dentistry
Dows Institute for Dental Research
University of Iowa
Iowa City, IA 52242, USA
FAX +319-335-8895
E-mail [email protected] l
Section 4. ELECTION. A plurality of votes cast shall elect to each office, in accordance
with the Bylaws.
(from IADR Constitution & Bylaws, adopted 1957, amended through March 13, 2005)
Announcing Candidates for
2006 IADR Vice-president
T
he following individuals have been
approved by the IADR Council to
appear on the ballot for the office of
Vice-president of the IADR (20062007). Additional nominations may be
made according to the Constitutional
provisions set forth above.
• Bob ten Cate
(ACTA, Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
• Chooi Gait Toh
(University of Malaya, Malaysia)
• John Stamm
(University of North Carolina, USA) l
Classified
POST-GRADUATE
VISITING FELLOWSHIP
Fellowships are available for those
actively engaged in research or
education to visit the Faculty of
Dentistry for not less than two months.
Appointees receive return economy
class air travel. For details, apply to:
Faculty of Dentistry, University of
Otago, PO Box 647, Dunedin, New
Zealand. E-mail: [email protected]
Fax: +64-3-479 0673 l
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2005-2006 Federation/D
Federations
President
President-elect
Africa Middle East
Latin America
Pan Asian Pacific
Pan European
Jeroen Kroon (Chairman)
Hector Lanfranchi
Rod Marshall
David M. Williams
Wilson Coulter
Divisions
Divisions
American
Argentine
Australia/New Zealand
Brazilian
British
Canadian
Chinese
Continental European
East & Southern Africa
Egyptian
Irish
Israeli
Japanese
Korean
Kuwaiti
Mexican
Nigerian
Scandinavian
South African
Southeast Asian
Venezuelan
Mary MacDougall
Silvia Aguas
Michael Morgan
João Antoniazzi
Angus W. G. Walls
Donald Brunette
Zhen-Kang Zhang
Bob Ten Cate
Susan Maina
Medhat Ahmed El-Zainy
Hassan Ziada
Tamar Brosh
Keiichi Ohya
Kyu-Ho Yang
Ebraheem Behbehani
E. Dianne Rekow
Ana Delgado
Rod Marshall
Katia Regina Cervantes Dias
Mike A. Ojo
Gunhild Strand
Mohamed Parker
Edward C.M. Lo
Olga Raquel Zambrano
Juliana Taiwo*
Ellen V. G. Frandsen
P.D. Brandt
Sittichai Koontongkaew
S. Jeffrey Dixon
Ming-Wen Fan
Dimitrios Tziafas
Makonnen W.M. Neway
Tarek Salah**
Aaron Palmon
Yutaka Oda
Khalaf Al-Shammary
Sections
Chilean
Costa Rican
Indian
Iranian
Jordanian
Peruvian
Russian
Saudi Arabian
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* inactive members
Alfonso Catalan
Mohammad Reza Safavi
Anwar Barakat Bataineh
Gilberto Haro Henostroza
** non-members
Mahtab Nouri
Ziad Nawaf Al-Dwairi
ivision/Section Officers†
Vice-president
Secretary
Treasurer
Sigmar de Mello Rode
Eino Honkala
Daniel Brandizzi
Graciela Stranieri
W. Peter Holbrook
W. Peter Holbrook
Pamela DenBesten
Lidia Isabel Adler
Wendell Evans
Luiz Alberto Placido Penna
D. Bartlett
Harvey A. Goldberg
Min-Kui Fu
Bart Van Meerbeek
Lennie Bazira Kyomuhangi
Efraim Winocur
Yutaka Oda
Christopher Fox
Sandra Renou
Ivan Darby
Antonio Carlos Bombana**
Timothy F. Watson
Harvey A. Goldberg
Zhuan Bian
Gottfried Schmalz
Ahmed E.O Ogwell
Ahmed Hassan
Christopher Irwin
Efraim Winocur
Yutaka Oda
Lars Andersson
Marc Heft
Graciela Stranieri
Past President
Yoshimitsu Abiko
Gottfried Schmalz
Eino Honkala
Denise J. MacCarthy
Efraim Winocur
Shinya Murakami
Sun-Hun Kim
Abdulaziz Al-Qabandi
Dominick DePaola
Silvia Adriana Lopez de Blanc
A. John Spencer
Fernando Ricardo Xavier da Silveira
David M. Williams
Richard P. Ellen
Zhen-Kang Zhang
Fatma Koray
Bakari Lembariti
Radwan Elhak**
Heather Margaret M. Clarke
Doron Steinberg
Yoshimitsu Abiko
Syng-Ill Lee*
Jassem Al-Ansari
Etisiobi Ndiokwelu
Olawunmi Adedoyin Fatusi
Jukka Meurman
Soraya Yasin-Harnekar
Kwan-Yat Zee
Rita Mireya Navas-Perozo
Adeleke Oke Oginni
Hans Preus
Ratilal Lalloo
Noor Hayaty Abu Kasim
Thais Teresita Rojas de Morales
Eyitope O. Ogunbodede
Peter Lingstrom
Attie Louw
Keson B.C. Tan
Norma Puertas
Anibal Aguilera*
Isolde Gina Rojas
Alejandra Martinez
Vladimir Valenzuela*
Hessam Rahimi
Mohammad M. Hammad
Aliakbar Naseri**
Hayder Al-Waeli
Gilles Lavigne
Ming-Wen Fan
Evelyne Wagaiyu
Khaled Ghaffar*
Azmi MG Darwazeh
Rita Villena-Sarmiento
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2005-2006 Scienti
Group
President
President-elect
Peter Milgrom
Scott Tomar
Cariology Research
Jaime A. Cury
Hafsteinn Eggertsson
Craniofacial Biology
James Kennedy Hartsfield, Jr. Robert Hinton
Lynne Opperman
Dental Anesthesiology Research
Jason A. Leitch
Shigeharu Joh
Dental Materials (AADR)
Larry Gettleman
Dental Materials (IADR)
Hiroshi Nakajima
Jack L. Ferracane
Diagnostic Systems
Reinhilde Jacobs
Paul F. van der Stelt
Education Research
Kenneth Eaton
Helen Best
Geriatric Oral Research
James Steele
Herenia P. Lawrence
Implantology
Joo Ong
Ignace Naert
Microbiology/Immunology
Robert Quivey
Richard Lamont
Mineralized Tissue
Paul Krebsbach
James Simmer
Janet Moradian-Oldak
Neuroscience (IADR)
Yuh-Yuan Shiau
Mark Drangsholt
Mark Drangsholt
Nutrition Research
Christine Ritchie
Riva Touger-Decker
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Vincent Perciaccante
Tara Aghaloo
Oral Health Research
Georgia Majerus
Caren M. Barnes
Oral Medicine & Pathology
David T.W. Wong
Laurie A. MacPhail
Joan Phelan
Pharmacology/Therapeutics/Toxicology
Walter Bowles
Helen Grad
Keith Kirkwood
Periodontal Research
Panos Papapanou
Iain L.C. Chapple
Prosthodontics Research
Carol A. Lefebvre
Pulp Biology
Michel Goldberg
Wolfgang Raab
Salivary Research
Mira Edgerton
Gordon Proctor
Zakaria Messieha
Vice-president
Evidence-based Dentistry Network
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Regina Mericske-Stern
Tara Aghaloo
ific Group Officers
Secretary
Treasurer
Councilor
Past President
Carol Kunzel
Carol Kunzel
Paul Allison
A. John Spencer
Margherita Fontana
Margherita Fontana
Karin Sjogren
Karin Sjogren
David Covell, Jr.
David Covell, Jr.
Hyun-Duck Nah
Timothy Wheeler
Hideki Furuya
Hideki Furuya
Raymond Dionne
Mikiko Yamashiro
James Broome
Jeffrey Platt
Satoshi Imazato
Mark A. Latta
John M. Powers
Jeffrey Thompson
Charles Hildebolt
Charles Hildebolt
Laetitia Brocklebank
Mel Kantor
Sharon Grayden
Lynn Johnson
Chooi Gait Toh
Raman Bedi
Janet Clarkson
Derek Richards
Edward Lynch
Edward Lynch
Elisa Marie Ghezzi
Linda Niessen
Clark Stanford
Clark Stanford
Timo Närhi
Timo Närhi
Karen Novak
Karen Novak
Jeffrey Ebersole
Dennis Lopatin
Margarita Zeichner-David
Margarita Zeichner-David
Barbara Boyan
Mina Mina
Frank Lobbezoo
Frank Lobbezoo
Thuan Dao
Merete Bakke
Teresa A. Marshall
Teresa A. Marshall
Kaumudi Joshipura
Kaumudi Joshipura
Bilal Al-Nawas
Bilal Al-Nawas
O. Ross Beirne
Jon Shepherd
Patricia Lynn Carlson
Patricia Lynn Carlson
Jeanie Suvan
Trisha O’Hehir
Charles Shuler
Charles Shuler
Valerie Murrah
Craig Miller
Karl Keiser
Karl Keiser
Elliot Hersh
Sharon M. Gordon
Rod Marshall
John K. Spitznagel
Thomas Hilton
Denis Kinane
Esmonde F. Corbet
J. Robert Kelly
Anthony Smith
Matthew Hoffman
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Call for Proposals:
IADR
David B. Scott
Fellowship
Awarded in the British Division 2006
T
he David B. Scott Fellowship will be
awarded annually to a dental student in
one IADR Division and will rotate
alphabetically among the Divisions. It will
be the Division’s responsibility to select the
recipient by any method it devises, but the
Division must present the candidate’s name
and the proposal for his or her research
experience to the IADR Board of Directors
for approval, by October 15, 2005. The
annual recipient of the fellowship will be
announced at the Opening Ceremonies of
each IADR General Session.
For more information, please visit the
IADR/AADR
Web
site
at
www.dentalresearch.org l
Call for Nominations:
IADR
Distinguished
Service Award
T
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he IADR Distinguished Service Award
is presented to an individual member of
the International Association for Dental
Research (IADR) for outstanding instances
of service to the Association or distinguished
service over a period of time. It is intended
to recognize members who have not served
as officers of the IADR.
The Award consists of a plaque and
expenses to travel to and attend the IADR
General Session in the year the Award is
presented.
The 2006 recipient will be selected by
the IADR Board of Directors in December,
2005, and will receive the award at the
Opening Ceremonies of the 84th IADR
General Session in Brisbane, Australia, on
June 28, 2006.
Letters of nomination should be sent by
October 15, 2005 to:
Sheri S. Herren
Awards, Fellowships and Grants
Administrator
International Association
for Dental Research
1619 Duke Street
Alexandria, Virginia 22314-3406, USA
E-mail: [email protected] l
2006 IADR/AADR
William J. Gies Award
T
he IADR/AADR is now inviting
nominations for the William J. Gies
Award, which is given for the best paper
published in the Journal of Dental Research
during the preceding year. Nominations are
made by individuals, by the Gies Award
Committee, and by the Editor of the JDR.
Most IADR/AADR awards are restricted to
certain disciplines of research, but the JDR
Gies Award is one of the few open to anyone
who publishes in the Journal of Dental Research.
The Gies Award plaque and a $500 cash
prize will be presented during the Opening
Ceremonies of the AADR 34th Annual
Meeting on March 8, 2006, in Orlando,
Florida or the IADR General Session on June
28, 2006, in Brisbane, Australia, dependent
upon the meeting attended by the recipient.
IADR/AADR members are invited to
send nominations for outstanding papers
published in the JDR between July, 2004
and June, 2005.
Deadline: October 1, 2005
Nominations should be sent to:
A. Damien Walmsley, Chair
William J. Gies Award Committee
E-mail: [email protected]
For additional information, please visit
the IADR/AADR Web site at
www.dentalresearch.org. l
Call for Proposals:
IADR Norton M. Ross Fellowship
Israeli Division 2006
About:
T
he purpose of this fellowship is to allow
a dental or postgraduate student to
obtain training and experience in dental
or related research. It is awarded every other
year and rotates among IADR Divisions.
Eligibility:
The student must be registered in an
accredited or acceptable dental school or in a
recognized formal postgraduate program.
Since the 2006 Norton Ross Fellowship will
be given in the Israeli Division of IADR, the
student must be in a training program
within the Israeli Division. The student
should be sponsored by their faculty advisor,
direct supervisor or the Dean of the School.
Candidates may have a college or advanced
degree in a discipline other than dentistry.
Procedures:
The applicant should submit a proposal for
the Fellowship directly to their Division. The
proposal should outline the following:
• The precise title of the subject to be
studied.
• Detailed description of the subjects to
be covered in the training program.
• Practical use to which the training
acquired would be put.
• Proposed duration and dates of the
fellowship.
• Institute(s) and/or country it is
proposed to visit
• Reasons for particular institute(s)
• Previous fellowships/awards
• Budget for program
Review & Selection Process:
Proposals should be submitted to the Israeli
Division contact. The IADR Division will
select the Fellowship recipient and will then
send the candidate’s name to the Central
Office by October 15, 2005, for presentation
to the IADR Board of Directors for
approval. The Award will be announced at
the IADR Opening Ceremonies in Brisbane,
Australia, June 28, 2006.
Award:
The IADR funds the Fellowship to the
amount of US$2,800. The funds will be
provided to the successful candidate through
their supervisor or dean and an account of
how the funds are expended will be provided
to IADR Central Office
The successful fellow will be responsible
for organizing the program outlined in the
proposal. This will include contacting the
institutions when the training is to take place,
confirming the institutions agreement to
accepting the fellow and making all the
necessary on site arrangements. The fellow
will confirm these arrangements with the
Israeli Division prior to receiving any funding.
On completion of the training program, the
fellow will provide a report to the Division
and the IADR Board of Directors. l
2005-2006 Awards & Fellowships Deadlines
For additional information about Awards, visit www.dentalresearch.org!
Contact:
AADR Fellowships
Fellowship
AADR Student Research Fellowships
William B. Clark Fellowship
Award
$3000
$5000
Deadline
1/15/06
10/15/05
Application
Yes
Yes
Award
$5000
variable
honorary
Deadline
10/1/05
2/3/06
10/15/05
Abstract
No
Yes
No
Application
No
No
No
AADR Competitions
Competitions
AADR/Pfizer Hatton Competition
Caulk/Dentsply Competition
Award
$500 & $1000
$250 to $600
Deadline
9/30/05
9/30/05
Abstract
Yes
Yes
Application
No
No
IADR Fellowships
Fellowship
David B. Scott Fellowship
Norton Ross Fellowship
John Clarkson Fellowship
Award Division Awarded In
$2500
British
$2800
Israeli
Up to $15,000
n/a
AADR Awards
Awards
Distinguished Scientist Award
Bloc Travel Grant
Jack Hein Public Service Award
Deadline
10/15/05
10/15/05
10/15/05
Sheri S. Herren
Awards, Fellowships and
Grants Administrator
Tel. +1.703.299.8094
[email protected]
Nomination
Yes
No
Yes
Application
Yes
Yes
Yes
• John Gray Fellowship will be awarded in 2007.
• Toshio Nakao Fellowship will be awarded in 2007.
IADR Awards
Awards
Award
Distinguished Scientist Awards
$2000
Distinguished Service Award
honorary
E.W. Borrow Memorial Award
$2000
IADR/GSK Award Innovation in Oral Care Awards variable
IADR/Colgate Research in Prevention Travel Award $2000
Lion Dental Research Award for Junior Investigators $2000
IADR Competitions
Competitions
IADR/Unilever Hatton Awards Competition
IADR/AADR Joint Awards
Competitions
William J. Gies Award
Award
$500
Deadline
8/15/05
10/15/05
10/1/05
10/15/05
2/3/06
2/3/06
Abstract
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Application
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Award
Deadline
$500 & $1000 2/3/06
Abstract
Yes
Application
No
Deadline
10/1/05
Abstract
No
Application
No
Nomination
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Nomination
Yes
IADR Scientific Group Awards
Deadline
Anthony Rizzo Periodontal Research Award
2/3/06
Arthur Frechette Research Award in Prosthodontics Competition
2/3/06
Basil Bibby Young Investigator in Cariology Award
2/3/06
Behavioral Sciences & Health Services Research Award
2/3/06
Outstanding Student Abstract
Bernard G. Sarnat (Student Award) in Craniofacial Biology
2/3/06
Colgate Oral Health Research Award
2/3/06
Giddon Award for Distinguished Research in the Behavioral Sciences
11/30/05
Education Research Group Awards
2/3/06
IADR Diagnostic Systems Group Kodak Student Research Award
2/3/06
J. Morita Corporation Junior Investigator Awards in Geriatric Oral Research
2/3/06
KLS Martin Prize for Distraction Osteogenesis/Orthognathic Surgery Research 2/3/06
Nutrition Group Best Student Abstract Award
2/3/06
Pulp Biology Research Award
2/3/06
ITI Prize for Dental Research
2/3/06
Abstract Application
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Nomination
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
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Call for Nominations
2006 IADR Distinguished Scientist Awards
The Distinguished Scientist Awards
Committee is now soliciting nominations for the
annual IADR Distinguished Scientist Awards
to be presented at the 84th General Session in
Brisbane, Australia, June 28-July 1, 2006.
Recipients of IADR Science Awards must have
made significant scientific contributions of
original, outstanding, or innovative discoveries
in the related field of research.
Behavioral Sciences
& Health Services
Research Award
Supported by Sunstar Butler, this award
recognizes meritorious research in
behavioral science and health services
research related to oral health.
Basic Research
in Biological
Mineralization Award
Supported by Unilever Oral Care, this
award is designed to stimulate, encourage,
and recognize basic research in the field of
biological mineralization. The award
consists of a cash prize and a plaque.
Evidence must be presented of original
thought and accomplishment in the field of
calcification. This should include work done
on the mechanism of mineralization in
biologic systems, including teeth, bone,
ectopic deposits, or model systems.
Craniofacial Biology
Research Award
Supported by BioMimetic Pharmaceuticals
and Osteohealth Co., this award was
established to recognize persons who have
contributed to the body of knowledge in
craniofacial biology over a significant
period of time. It further recognizes these
research contributions to be accepted by
the scientific community.
The criteria will be based on: (a) contributions to the scientific community throughout the applicant’s career; (b) the impact of
the research on the particular discipline of
craniofacial biology in which the research is
done, the profession of dentistry, and health
services as a whole; (c) publications in refereed
journals; (d) funded research through the
peer-review mechanism; and (e) other ac tivities considered to be of a scholarly nature.
The award consists of a cash prize and plaque.
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H. Trendley Dean
Memorial Award
This award recognizes meritorious research
in epidemiology and public health. Support
is provided by the estate of Frank J.
McClure, in memory of the late H. Trendley
Dean, and by the Colgate-Palmolive
Company. The award, consisting of a plaque
and a cash stipend, is presented annually,
provided a worthy recipient is nominated.
Research in Dental Caries
Award
Supported by Pfizer Inc., this award is
designed to stimulate and recognize
outstanding and innovative achievements
that have contributed to the basic
understanding of caries etiology and/or to
the prevention of dental caries. The award
Evidence must be presented that the
nominee has conducted original and
important investigations in any of the
biological or chemical disciplines involved
in caries research. Clinical investigations
may also be considered if they have
contributed significantly to the prevention
and control of dental caries. At the time of
nomination, the nominee must be actively
engaged in the area of research for which
the award is presented. Work considered
for the award should be fully tested and
accepted by the scientific community and
must have been published not fewer than
ten years prior to the time of the
nomination.
Oral Medicine
& Pathology Research
Award
Established by the IADR Oral Medicine &
Pathology Group and supported by
Sunstar Butler, this award recognizes
outstanding and sustained peer-reviewed
research that has contributed to the
understanding of the mechanisms
governing the health and disease of the
oral cavity and associated structures,
principally encompassing skin, bone, and
the oral soft tissue.
Geriatric Oral Research
Award
Sponsored by Sunstar Butler, this award is
designed to stimulate, encourage, and
recognize outstanding research accomplishments in the field of geriatric oral
research. The recipient must have
conducted original and important
investigations in any of the basic, clinical, or
epidemiological sciences (including health
services research and behavioral science)
associated with geriatric oral research. The
award will be based upon the recipient’s
contributions to the scientific community,
the impact of the research, publications in
refereed journals, and other scholarly
activities. There are no age restrictions. This
award, consisting of a cash prize and a
plaque, will be presented annually, provided
a worthy recipient is nominated.
Research in Oral Biology
Award
This award is for outstanding research in
any field of oral biology, and is intended to
cover those fields not included in other
IADR Science Awards. The recipient
should not be a recipient of a previous
IADR Award other than Edward H.
Hatton or Young Investigator.
This award is supported by Church &
Dwight Company, Inc., and consists of a
cash prize and a plaque. Significant research
achievements can have been accomplished
in either basic sciences or applied clinical
sciences.
Basic Research
in Periodontal Disease
Award
Supported by the Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
this award was established to recognize,
encourage, and stimulate outstanding
research achievements in basic research in
periodontal disease. The award consists of a
cash prize and a plaque.
A nominee shall have accomplished
significant basic research related to
periodontal disease. Clinical investigation
alone is not considered basic research for
this award; however, clinical investigation
in support of basic research may be
considered a part of the contribution in
determining the recipient of the award.
There is no restriction on age, but at the
time of the nomination, the nominee must
be actively engaged in the line of research
for which the award is made.
Pharmacology/
Therapeutics/Toxicology
Research Award
Established by the IADR PTT Group and
supported by Wyeth Consumer
Healthcare, this award recognizes
contributions to the understanding of the
mechanisms, efficacy, and safety of drugs
used to treat dental disease and associated
symptoms such as pain and peri-operative
apprehension. In practice, this encompasses
basic and clinical pharmacology studies of
analgesics, anesthetics, sedatives, fluorides,
and other drug classes used by dentists.
The Award is made for outstanding and
sustained peer-reviewed research that has
contributed to our knowledge of the
mechanisms, efficacy, or safety of drugs
used in dentistry.
Research in
Prosthodontics
and Implants Award
Supported by Procter & Gamble Denture
Care and given in memory of Dr. W.J
Tarbet, this award was established to
encourage and give recognition to
outstanding research accomplishments in the
field of prosthodontics, and was expanded in
1990 to include implantology. The award
The nominee must have contributed
significantly to the basic knowledge related
to prosthodontics and implantology. To be
considered worthy contributions, clinical
studies must be supported soundly by the
basic sciences.
Pulp Biology Research
Award
This award is intended to recognize,
encourage, and stimulate outstanding
research contributions in the field of pulp
biology. The award is sponsored by the
IADR’s Pulp Biology Group and is
supported by the L.D. Caulk Division of
Dentsply International. It consists of a
plaque and a cash prize.
The nominee must have contributed
significantly to knowledge in the field of
pulp biology through basic or clinical
research. The nominee may be a researcher,
clinician, teacher, or student. There are no
age restrictions. Posthumous nominations
are not acceptable.
Salivary Research Award
Designed to stimulate and recognize
outstanding and innovative achievements
that have contributed to the basic
understanding of salivary gland structure,
secretion and function, or salivary
composition and function. The recipient
should not be a recipient of a previous
IADR Science Award other than Edward
H. Hatton or Young Investigator.
This award is supported by the
William Wrigley, Jr. Company, and consists
of a cash prize and a plaque. Significant
research accomplishments can have been
accomplished in either basic sciences or
applied clinical sciences.
Wilmer Souder Award
Initiated in 1955, this is the oldest of the
Science Awards. The award honors Dr.
Wilmer Souder, the motivating force in
establishing the Dental Section at the
National Bureau of Standards (now the
National Institute of Standards and
Technology), and is designed to perpetuate
the scientific ideals that he exemplified, and
to encourage interest in dental materials
research.
The award is made on the basis of
scientific achievement of outstanding quality
that has advanced or may reasonably be
expected to significantly advance dental
service to the public. It is intended to confer
the highest honor in the field of dental
materials research upon those scientists who,
through research in this field, bring about
outstanding advances in dental health.
Established by IADR’s Dental
Materials Group, and supported by the
William T. Sweeney Memorial Fund and the
Group, the award consists of a cash prize
and a plaque.
Young Investigator Award
Supported by the Procter & Gamble Co.,
this award is designed to stimulate basic
research in all dental research disciplines.
This award consists of a cash prize and a
plaque.
The nominee must not have reached
his/her 36th birthday at the time of the
meeting at which the award is presented.
Nomination Regulations
The Science Awards Committee has the
responsibility of selecting awardees from
among the nominations of renowned
scientists submitted by Association
members. The Committee consists of the
Science Awards chair and the
subcommittee chair for each award. The
subcommittees are composed of the
previous award recipients. If an award
recipient is not a member of the IADR,
then a replacement will be selected on the
basis of his/her expert knowledge in the
field of the award. Appointments are made
annually for a period of five years on a
rotation basis.
Any IADR member may nominate a
candidate for a science award. The deadline
for nominations is August 15, 2005. Once
a nomination is made, it is considered each
year for five years unless the nominee is
selected for an award during this period.
After the fifth year, the nomination is
withdrawn unless a re-nomination is
received.
The following information MUST
accompany each nomination and be
submitted online:
(1) a short statement (no more than two
pages or 700 words) describing the
reasons you are nominating the
individual for the particular award; and
(2) curriculum vitae (no more than 10
pages or 3,500 words) including
(a) name,
(b) address,
(c) date and place of birth,
(d) education,
(e) honors,
(f) employment,
(g) membership in professional
organizations,
(h) bibliography, and
(i) summary of specific scientific
contributions of the candidate.
Nominations must be submitted
online. Online submission expected to go
live June, 2005.
For more information, please contact:
Peter Cleaton-Jones, Chair
IADR Dist. Scientist
Awards Committee
Dental Research Institute
PO Box 4
Wits, 2050 South Africa
FAX +27-11-647-2121
E-mail:
[email protected]
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Call for Applications:
IADR/Lion Dental Research Award for Junior Investigators
T
he Lion Dental Research Award is
intended to support improvements in
oral health sciences through the
stimulation of junior researchers by
• recognition of outstanding and innovative
research in basic dental science for the
improvement of public dental health; and
• recognition of applied research
achievements for improvement and
development of oral care products for
the prevention or oral diseased.
The IADR is inviting applications from
young investigators for an award from
submitted abstracts. These Awards are made
possible by a generous donation from the
Lion Corporation, Tokyo, Japan.
Eligibility:
The candidates must:
• hold a degree in dentistry or in a
scientific discipline; and
• be a junior researcher in pursuit of a
postgraduate degree; and
• be a member of IADR (in good
standing at time of submission and
presentation) and actively engaged in
research within one of the following
IADR scientific groups
• have their abstract accepted for
presentation within one of the three
groups listed below for the IADR
General Session in Brisbane, Australia:
a. Oral Health Research Group;
b. Periodontal Research Group;
c. Salivary Research Group
Nominating Procedure:
1. A junior investigator may be nominated
by his/her supervisor, program director, dean
or other individual who is familiar with the
nominee’s research activities.
2. The nominee must have submitted an
abstract for the next IADR meeting.
3. Applications must include the following
data:
• Nominee’s name, address, date of birth,
current place of work/study, position;
• IADR Section/Division membership (in
good standing at time of submission
and presentation)
• Curriculum vitae
• Relevant recommendation letter
• Copy of the abstract together with a
separate and more detailed overview of
the nominee’s project (2 pages, doublespaced).
Awards:
Three (3) awards will be granted - one from
each IADR Group. A committee set up by
the IADR group reviews nominations. The
committee’s decision will be made by the
first part of November, and winners will be
notified immediately. Award recipients will
receive a cash award of $2,000 and a plaque.
The three awards will be presented at the
IADR/AADR Group Business Meetings in
Brisbane, Australia. If selected for an award,
the paper must be presented at the meeting
(no presenter substitutions allowed).
Application materials and a copy of the
submitted abstract must be sent by February
3, 2006 to the attention of:
Sheri S. Herren
Awards, Grants and Fellowships
Administrator
[email protected]
For more information, visit:
http://www.dentalresearch.org/awards/lion.html
IADR/Colgate Research in Prevention Travel Awards
T
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he IADR is inviting applications from
young investigators for a 2006 travel
award for submitted abstracts which
have a preventive component.
Central Office no later than September 30,
2005, for the application to be considered.
Please submit the overview electronically to
Sheri S. Herren at [email protected].
Eligibility:
Young investigators (up to five years postgraduation from dental, dental hygiene,
specialty training, or pre-PhD) are eligible to
apply for a travel award. Entrants must
provide a verification letter of their status.
Entrants can receive this award only once; that
is, previous award-winners are not eligible.
Research Topics:
Submissions must represent original research
in the area of oral disease prevention (caries,
gingivitis, periodontics, xerostomia, oral
cancer, or any other oral disease or condition).
In addition to research on various preventive
agents, the Committee will consider
submissions that focus on preventive
programs, demonstration projects, or
community programs, provided that
outcomes are measured and reported.
Applications:
To apply, you must select the IADR/Colgate
Research in Prevention Travel Awards by
checking the appropriate box on the abstracts
submission form and completing the
eligibility requirements when submitting
your abstract for the IADR 83rd General
Session in Brisbane, Australia.
Applicants must also submit, electronically, a separate and more detailed overview
of their projects (two pages, double-spaced),
indicating how the research will affect the
prevention of the condition stated.
The overview must be received in the
Award:
Six (6) awards will be granted—one person
from each of the following areas: North
America (Canada and the US), South
America (including Mexico), Europe, Africa,
Asia, and Australia/New Zealand.
The winner of each award will receive
US$2,000 for expenses to attend the IADR
General Session. (See the names and photos
of 2005 winners on page 4 of this newsletter.)
The successful applicants must first have
their abstracts accepted by the appropriate
IADR Scientific Group for presentation and
then be selected by the Awards Committee.
The Committee’s decision will be made in
January, and winners will be notified
immediately. The award-winners will be
formally announced at the Opening
Ceremonies of the IADR General Session on
June 28, 2006. If selected for the award, the
paper must be presented at the meeting (no
presenter substitution allowed).
Sponsorship:
The Award is sponsored by a generous
donation from the Colgate-Palmolive
Company.
Application Deadline:
Applications must be submitted
electronically to the IADR Central Office no
later than February 3, 2006. Applications
received after this date will NOT be eligible.
For further information, please contact:
Sheri S. Herrren
Awards, Fellowships and Grants
Administrator
[email protected] l
IADR/GlaxoSmithKline
Innovation in Oral Care Awards
T
he Innovation in Oral Care Awards are
jointly sponsored by the International
Association for Dental Research (IADR)
and GlaxoSmithKline, with funding
provided exclusively by GlaxoSmithKline.
The IADR mission is to advance research
and increase knowledge for the improvement
of oral health worldwide. It does so through its
Divisions and Sections as well as in partnership
with international dental associations, industry,
health agencies, and scientific and educational
professional organizations. These innovation
awards offer opportunities for investigators to
conduct dental research that will have a direct
impact on the oral health of the public.
As a leader in consumer oral care,
GlaxoSmithKline recognizes the need for
pioneers to produce innovative technologies
that can be used routinely by the public to
maintain and improve oral health and quality
of life. These awards are intended to help
investigators pursue innovative and novel
research in oral care, above and beyond the
bounds of traditional dental research.
Competitive awards, up to US$75,000,
will be provided to recipients to advance
programs directed toward the development
of innovative and novel compounds,
biomaterials, or devices that can be used
directly by the public. Examples of areas of
interest could include, but not be limited to:
• inhibition or removal of biofilms, etc.,
adhering to natural or artificial surfaces,
• modification of those surfaces to inhibit
biofilms and other deposits, stains, and
odors,
• development of adhesives for removable
(l-r) David Alexander, GSK; Catherine Sohn, GSK; John Stamm, Chair, GSK Awards
Committee; and Committee members Dianne Rekow, Paul Robertson, Mary
MacDougall, Mariano Sanz, John Greenspan, and Stephen Challacombe celebrate
the 2nd Annual Awards at the National Museum of Dentistry. See page 4 for photos of
2005 winners.
prosthetic devices, inhibition of tooth
surface loss and gingival recession, and
amelioration of their effects, and
• development of compounds for
counteracting the oral effects of
systemic illness, hormonal disturbances,
or physiological aging.
The awards will be provided in the form
of an unrestricted research grant that carries
no obligation to the recipient's organization
for licensure, patenting, or transfer of
confidential information, although
GlaxoSmithKline may discuss the possibility
of future collaboration with some applicants.
Completed applications should be
submitted via the Web by October 15, 2005.
Online submission is scheduled to open in
June, 2005. Further information may be
obtained by visiting the IADR/AADR Web
site at www.dentalresearch.org. l
FUTURE MEETINGS
2006
AADR/CADR Annual Meeting
& Exhibition
March 8-11 •Orlando, FL
2008
AADR Annual Meeting & Exhibition
April 2-5 • Dallas, TX
2010
AADR/CADR Annual Meeting
& Exhibition
March 3-6 • Washington, DC
IADR General Session & Exhibition
IADR/CADR General Session
& Exhibition
IADR General Session & Exhibition
June 28 – July 1 • Brisbane, Australia
July 2-5 • Toronto, Canada
July 14-17 • Barcelona, Spain
2007
2009
2011
IADR/AADR/CADR
General Session & Exhibition
IADR/AADR/CADR
IADR/AADR/CADR
March 21-24 • New Orleans, LA
April 1-4 • Miami, FL
March 16-19 • San Diego, CA
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IADR/E.W. Borrow Memorial Award
Objective
The Award is intended to recognize and
stimulate research in oral health promotion
for children, with a priority for caries
prevention using fluoride in different
formats.
Nominating Procedures
Any IADR Division, Section, Group, or
individual IADR member may nominate a
candidate for the Award. Once a nomination
is made, it will be considered each year for
five years but can be selected only once.
Criteria
Selection will be based on the originality of
contributions and record of achievement in
the field of oral health promotion and on the
significance of research carried out on the oral
health of children. Basic research, applied
clinical research, and clinical investigation will
be considered for the award as well. At the
time of nomination, the nominee should be
actively engaged in the area of research for
which the award is presented.
Documentation
The following documents must accompany
the nomination:
(a) name, address, date of birth of candidate;
(b) full curriculum vitae with lists of
publications; and
(c) a short statement describing the reasons
you are nominating the individual for
the Award.
Award
The Award commenced in 1992 and is made
annually. Nominations will be reviewed by an
IADR Committee with one Borrow Foundation
representative. The individual selected will
receive a cash award of $2,000 and a plaque.
The Award will be presented at the Opening
Ceremonies of the IADR General Session in
Brisbane, Australia, on June 28, 2006.
Sponsorship
The Award is being made in memory of the
late E.W. Borrow and is supported by the
Borrow Foundation.
Nomination Deadlines
Please submit nominations by October 1,
2005, to Sheri S. Herren, Awards,
Fellowships, and Grants Administrator, at
[email protected]. l
John J. Clarkson Fellowship
T
he IADR and AADR are inviting
applications from post-doctoral investigators for a sponsored $15,000 Fellowship in
Dental Public Health. It is intended that the
Fellow will spend up to six months at a research
facility outside his/her institution and/or
country studying aspects of public dental health
of relevance to his/her country. The subject of
public dental health is intended in its broadest
context, i.e., health services research, epidemiology, prevention, diagnostics, health promotion,
etc. The Fellowship is in honor of John
Clarkson, who served as Executive Director of
IADR/AADR from 1990-97.
Purpose
To allow investigators to obtain training and
experience in public dental health at a center
of excellence.
Eligibility
The candidate must:
(1) hold a degree in dentistry or in a
scientific discipline (dental, Master's, or
PhD degree); and
(2) be a member of IADR and actively
engaged in research in public dental
health.
Research Topic
Public Dental Health
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Applications
Applications should be made individually
and should include the following:
(1) name, address, current place of work,
and position;
(2) IADR Division/Section membership
(3) full curriculum vitae and reprints of
three relevant publications;
(4) references from two recognized scientists
and the principal Dean/Chair of the
institution where the applicant is
employed; and
(5) an outline by the applicant describing
how his/her experience and interests
qualify him/her as a candidate for the
Fellowship (no more than 3 singlespaced pages), including:
• detailed description of the subject areas
to be covered in the training program,
• practical use to which the training
acquired would be put,
• proposed duration and dates of the
Fellowship,
• institutes and country it is proposed
to visit,
• reasons for selection of particular
institute(s),
• previous Fellowships/awards, and
• detailed budget for program.
Application Deadlines
Seven (7) complete copies of the application
must be received in the IADR Central Office,
Attn: Sheri S. Herren, 1619 Duke Street,
Alexandria, VA 22314-3406, USA
(telephone +703-299-8094; FAX +703548-1883; e-mail [email protected] ) no later
than October 15, 2005.
Selection
The successful candidate will be selected by the
Fellowships Committee. The Committee's
decision will be formally announced at the
IADR General Session, June 28-July 1, 2006,
in Brisbane, Australia.
Sponsorship
The Fellowship is funded by a generous
donation from the IADR Institutional
Section and individual members. The Fellow
will receive funding for accommodation,
subsistence, and travel (up to $15,000 in two
installments) following approval.
Implementation
The Fellowship may begin following the
announcement of the successful Fellow (April,
2006) and should be completed within 18
months. The Fellow will be responsible for
organizing the Fellowship program. This will
include contacting the institution where the
training is to take place, confirming the
institution's agreement to accepting the
Fellow(s), and making all the necessary onsite arrangements. A statement will be
obtained from responsible individual(s) at the
host institution that they are willing to accept
the Fellow and willing to bear any research or
laboratory costs involved. The Fellow will
confirm these arrangements with the IADR
Central Office prior to receiving any funding.
Reporting
On completion of the training program, the
Fellow will provide a report to his/her IADR
Division/Section and the IADR Board of
Directors. l
We thank the following organizations for their
continued support of the IADR General Session:
in support of the IADR/GSK Innovation
in Oral Care Awards, the AADR
Distinguished Scientist Award, and
AADR Student Research Fellowships (2).
in support of the IADR/AADR
Presidents’ Reception, AADR William
Clark Fellowship, IADR Distinguished
Scientist Awards (2), and AADR
Student Research Fellowships (2).
in support of IADR Hatton Awards,
monetary prizes for the IADR Hatton
finalists, IADR Division Travel Awards
Reception, the Poster Boards, and
IADR Distinguished Scientist Award.
in support of the IADR Council
Dinner, New Member Orientation, the
Research in Prevention Awards and
Luncheon, Badge Lanyards, IADR
Distinguished Scientist Awards (2),
and AADR Student Research
Fellowship.
in support of AADR
Bloc Travel Grants.
National Institute of
Dental & Craniofacial Research
in support of the
Welcome Reception.
in support of the Hospitality and
WIFI Centers and AADR Student
Research Fellowships (2).
in support of the IADR/AADR/CADR Past
Presidents’ Luncheon, IADR Distinguished
Scientist Award, AADR Student Research
Fellowships (2), and the monetary prizes for the
AADR Hatton finalists.
in support of the Conference Bags with
pen/paper, and IADR Distinguished
Scientist Award.
in support of the AADR NSRG
Competition and Reception,
IADR Distinguished Scientist
Award, and AADR Student
in support of the “Japan Night” Reception,
and the IADR Toshio Nakao Fellowship.
in support of the
Distinguished Scientist
Lecture Series.
in support of the IADR Distinguished
Scientist Awards (3), and Student
The IADR would also like to thank the following additional sponsors:
Symposia and Workshops: Agfa Healthcare, Dürr Dental, Ezaki Glico Co., GE Dental, Inspecktor Dental Care, Lion
Corporation, Software of Excellence, Soredex, Straumann Co.
Distinguished Scientist Awards, 2005: BioMimetic Pharmaceuticals and Osteohealth Company, Wyeth Consumer
Healthcare, Church & Dwight Company, William T. Sweeney Memorial Fund.
Awards & Fellowships: E.W. Borrow Foundation, Lion Corporation, Nancy M. Scott Estate.
Student Research Fellowships: American Academy of Periodontology, ADA Health Foundation, Johnson & Johnson.
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Mark your calendar!
8th World Congress
on Preventive Dentistry
September 7-10, 2005
St George’s Hall
Liverpool, UK
35th Annual Meeting
of the AADR
30th Annual Meeting of the CADR
March 8-11, 2006
Walt Disney World Dolphin
and Swan Hotels
84th General Session of the IADR
June 28-July 1, 2006
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Brisbane, Australia
Orlando, FL
For more information about these events, go to www.dentalresearch.org
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR DENTAL RESEARCH
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