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DR. FRANCIS X. WITKOWSKI
PUBLICATION AWARD
Dr. Francis Witkowski was an innovative scientist who was on the cutting edge of technology.
This technology positioned Dr. Witkowski as a world leader in mapping the electrical alterations
that occur in the heart during ventricular fibrillation. His advances in the use of optical imaging
to map cardiac electrical activity provides an important new approach to the study of ventricular
fibrillation.
To remember and honor this innovative approach to science the Cardiovascular Research Group
and the Division of Cardiology of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Alberta have created the
Dr. Francis X. Witkowski Publication Award. This award will be given to a young investigator
and will favor innovative or technologically based science.
Graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, or residents training in the Cardiovascular Field at the
University of Alberta are invited to apply for this award. Applications will consist of submitting
a recent first author research publication and a letter from the applicant explaining why this
research is innovative and important. This research article should either have been published
within the last 12 month period, or be in press or submitted for publication in a peer-reviewed
journal. The quality and potential impact of the paper will be judged by a panel of
scientists/clinicians at the University of Alberta. All applications should be received by May 18,
2007. The successful applicant will receive $1000 and a commemorative plaque, and will be
expected to give a short presentation of their research at the Cardiac Sciences Day to be held at
the University of Alberta, June 8, 2007.
Entries can be submitted by May 18, 2007 to:
Dr. Gary Lopaschuk
423 Heritage Medical Research Centre
University of Alberta, Edmonton T6G 2S2
For additional information contact Marie-José Boeglin at 492-6556.