Troutman Award
For more than 15 years, the Troutman Award has stood for excellence. With a $5,000 prize, it encourages and rewards outstanding contributions to literature by a clinician or vision scientist. The award stands as a tradition to honor Richard Troutman, MD. We encourage young authors to contribute articles to the Journal of Refractive Surgery to further shape the hallmark of the Troutman Award. The winner will be announced at the ISRS/AAO fall meeting.
Open to ISRS/AAO members 45 years of age or younger.
Waring Medal
The Waring Medal for editorial excellence is awarded to an author who has made a significant contribution to the Journal of Refractive Surgery.
Sponsored by SLACK Incorporated, the award consists of a medal and a $5,000 prize. The medal represents the tenure and contributions of George O. Waring III, MD, FACS, FRCOphth, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Refractive Surgery from 1989 to present.
The award is open to all authors regardless of age, professional degree, or academic/institutional affiliation, with a bias toward authors over age 45.
We encourage authors to contribute their articles to the Journal of Refractive Surgery to be considered for this distinguished award.
Previous Troutman Award Winners
2008 - José L. Rodríguez-Prats, MD, Alicante, Spain - click here to read article
2007 - Ilpo S. Tuisku, MD, Helsinki, Finland - click here to read article
2006 - Marcelo V. Netto, MD, São Paulo, Brazil - click here to read article
2005 - Oliver Stachs, PhD, Rostock, Germany - click here to read article
2004 - Che Connon, PhD, Wales, United Kingdom - click here to read article
2003 - Michael Mrochen, PhD, Zurich, Switzerland - click here to read the 2002 article; click here to read the 2003 article
2002 - Yuval Domniz, MD, New South Wales, Australia
2001 - María José Ayala Espinosa, MD, PhD, Alicante, Spain
2000 - Sabine Dausch, Nürnberg, Germany
1999 - Catharina Anna Eggink, MD, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
1998 - Georges Baikoff, MD, and colleagues share prize, Marseille, France
1997 - Hans Dierick, MD, Leuven, Belgium and Karen Ellingsen, BS, Spokane, Washington, USA
1996 - Walton Nosé, MD, São Paulo, Brazil
1995 - Monica Landesz, MD, PhD, Groningen, The Netherlands
1994 - Neal Sher, MD, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
1993 - Gabriel Simon, MD, PhD, Miami, Florida, USA
1992 - Christopher P. Lohmann, MD, PhD, London, United Kingdom
Previous Waring Medal Winners
2008 - Gholam A. Peyman, MD, Phoenix, Arizona, USA - click here to read article
2007 - Dan Z. Reinstein, MD, MA(Cantab), FRCSC, FRCOphth, London, United Kingdom - click here to read article
2006 - Konrad Pesudovs, PhD, Bedford Park, South Australia (Inaugural recipient) - click here to read article