History of Awards
9th European Hypoxia Symposium, Berchtesgaden / Germany
Prof. Dr. H.-V. Ulmer, Ass.-Prof. C. Ledderhos, Dr. B. Blimsrieder, Dr. Ch. Saretzki, Dr. B. Brockmann, Dipl.-Ing. Dr. med. H. Welsch, Prof. Dr. Th. Küpper, Dr. H. Langhof
Top Three(with number of session):
2.2. Bernhard Blimsrieder: Sport specific performance analysis in skimountaineering: a comparison of laboratory and field tests
5.3.Charlotte Saretzki: Individually Experienced Workload under Given Task Load in General Aviation Pilots
7.2:Benno Brockmann: Data collection at high altitude - Discussion of problems and solutions of continuous SpO2 measurement
8th European Hypoxia Symposium, Poljče / Slovenia
Services to Hyoxia Research
Awarded in 2016 to Prof. Dr. Thomas Küpper
Prof. Dr. H.-V. Ulmer (Ulm, Germany), the laureate Prof. Dr. T. Küpper (Aachen, Germany), Prof. Dr. A. Usaj (Lubljana, Slovenia) (from left to right)
Top Three in Hypoxia and Mountain Medicine 2016
The laureates from left to right: T. Debevec (Jožef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana / Slovenia), M. Zupančič (NATO mountain warfare centre of excellence, Poljče / Slovenia), P. Golja (Department of Biology, Biotechnical faculty University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)
7th European Hypoxia Symposium, Kühroint, Berchtesgaden / Germany
Services to Hyoxia Research
Awarded 2014 to Dr. M. Tannheimer
Dr. M. Tannheimer receives the award
Top Three in Hypoxia and Mountain Medicine 2014
The laureates 2014 and the scientific committee: (front, from left to right) Prof.S. Arnold, Dr. G. Treff (laureate), Dr. A. Menner (laureate), Dr. T. Debevec (laureate), Prof. H.-V. Ulmer, Dr. H. Langhof; (rear from left to right) T. Lobensteiner, Dr. M. Tannheimer, Prof. T. Küpper
6th European Hypoxia Symposium, Zakopane / Poland
Services to Hyoxia Research
First awarded in 2013 to Prof. H.-V. Ulmer
Dr. M. Tannheimer, Prof. Z. Szygula, Prof. H.-V. Ulmer, Prof. T. Küpper, Dr. D. Hillebrandt (from left to right)
Top Three in Hypoxia and Mountain Medicine
First awarded in 2013
The laureates and their mentor: N. Bartz, J. Risse, K. Fehrenbacher, Prof. T. Küpper (from left to right)