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Policy on double awarding

We want to support as many young investigators and clinicians as possible in their career development. For this reason, we do not allow ‘double awarding.

Policy on double awarding

We want to support as many young investigators and clinicians as possible in their career development. For this reason, we do not allow ‘double awarding.

Policy on double awarding

We want to support as many young investigators and clinicians as possible in their career development. For this reason, we do not allow ‘double awarding.

Call for interest

As a member of an EHA committee or taskforce, you’ll be instrumental in taking our ambitions to the next level.

Current committee members
Tony Green, United Kingdom (Chair)
Regular members
Maria Ester Bernardo, Italy
Jan Cools, Belgium
Sabine Eichinger, Austria
Shai Izraeli, Israel
Irene Roberts, United Kingdom
AimThe Nomination Committee (NC) is responsible for ensuring the quality of the EHA Board related to scientific and educational background, and balance…

How to apply to be an SWG member

A step-by-step guide to applying for specialized working group (SWG) membership. 1. Go to the EHA PortalTo apply for an SWG, you must be registered on the EHA Portal.

Scientific Meetings

The EHA-SWG Scientific Meetings have been developed as a joint effort of the EHA Specialized Working Groups (SWGs) and EHA to intensify the beneficial collaboration.

SWG Committee

Current committee members
Konstanze Döhner, Germany (Chair (EHA Board member))
Dominique Bonnet, France (Vice-Chair)
Immacolata Andolfo, Italy
Igor Aurer, Croatia
Raul Cordoba, Spain
Hermann Einsele, Germany
Eleni Gavriilaki, Greece (Representative, Young EHA Committee)
Kirsten Gronbaek, Denmark (EHA Board)
Esther Oliva, Italy
Marc Raaijmakers, The Netherlands
Josef Vormoor, The Netherlands
Aim
The SWG Committee…

Adolescents and young adults (AYA)

Spotlight on AYAAdolescents and young adults (AYA) with hematologic diseases are a unique group with special characteristics and needs. In recent years, the challenges related to the management of AYA (particularly in relation to cancer) have increasingly been recognized.