FELLOWSHIP
The application for the EBJIS Travelling Fellowship 2027 is now OPEN!
EBJIS is hosting its annual Travelling Fellowship, aimed at fostering the professional development of young surgeons and physicians with a significant focus on the treatment of bone and joint infections.
This program will sponsor for the first time 6 fellows, providing them with a unique chance to explore and learn from 3 renowned European Centers that specialize in Bone and Joint Infections. The goal is to empower and inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals dedicated to advancing the field of bone and joint infection management.
The fellowship will take place immediately after the EBJIS Annual Meeting 2027 in Copenhagen, Denmark, and will end on October 06, 2027. The full program will be communicated later!
EBJIS Fellowship Eligibility Criteria:
- Only current Ordinary Members in good standing
- Age – under 40 years old at the time of the application
- Proven interest in Bone and Joint Infection
- Certificate of attendance (participation in at least one previous EBJIS Annual Meeting)
- Scientific contribution (publications, research reports) related to Bone and Joint Infection
- Satisfactory knowledge of written and spoken English
The application deadline is February 1, 2027.
The selected fellows will be informed in March 2027.
Past Travelling Fellowships
2014
Jan Geurts – Netherlands
Nilo Paner – Philippines
Sachikanta Acharya – India
2015
Martin Malzubris – Latvia
Bart Van der Wal – Netherlands
Ahmed Nageeb Mahmoud – Egypt
2016
Jeppe Lange – Denmark
Alex Ramsden – UK
Marcin Wasko – Poland
2017
Abtin Alvand – UK
Pedersen Jørgensen – Denmark
Tomas Kucera – Czech Republic
2018
Igors Terjajevs – Latvia
Camille Fourcade – France
Irene Katharina Sigmund – Austria
2019
Camelia Gubavu – France
Daniele De Meo – Italy
2021
Maria Dudareva – United Kingdom
Florian Ludwig Amerstorfer – Austria
Frank IJpma – Netherlands
2022
Marianna Faggiani – Italy
Mats Bue – Denmark
Marti Carles Bernaus Johnson – Spain
Wout Veltman – The Netherlands
2023
Danguolė Važnaisienė – Lithuania
Alejandro Vallejo Díaz – Colombia
Álvaro Auñón Rubio – Spain
2024
Carolina Coelho Cunha – Brazil
Rares-Mircea Birlutiu – Romania
Jan Pützler – Germany
2025
Antea Buterin – Croatia
Claire Triffault-Fillit – France
Vuyisa Mdingi – South Africa
2026
Lilla Mayer – Hungary
Francesco Petri – Italy
Sebastian Klim – Austria