Nordic von Willebrand Scholarship

Support for research on VWD & related disorders

CSL Behring Nordic von Willebrand Scholarship open for application!

Do you work in the Nordic countries? Are you involved in basic or clinical research or other forms of development in the care of patients with von Willebrand Disease? We want to hear about your discoveries or ideas!

The cycle for the CSL Behring Nordic von Willebrand Scholarship 2022 starts in November 2021 and the deadline for submission of applications is 1st November 2022. The scholarship awards 240 000 SEK to 1-3 applicants from the Nordic region. Please use the application form below.

Nordic VW Scholarship Statutes

Nordic VW Scholarship Application Form

About CSL Behring Nordic von Willebrand Scholarship

The scholarship was established in 2004 in order to support Nordic research and development within the field of von Willebrand Disease and related primary hemostatic disorders. The scholarship is awarded every two years.

Winner 2020:

Dr. Vuokko Nummi, Helsinki Universtiy Hospital

"Characterization of microcirculation and associations to angiodysplasia in von Willebrand disease"

Listen to Dr. Vuokko Nummi's presentation about von Willebrand Disease and her planned research.

Previous Scholarship Winners

2018

Dr Nanna Brøns, Copenhagen University hospital, Denmark
"Impaired collagen as a novel cause of rare inherited bleeding disorders"
and
Dr Iva Pruner, Karolinska University Hospital, Sweden
"In vitro assessment of secondary hemostasis in patients with von Willebrand disease- fibrin clot architecture and protein composition as novel physiological biomarkers"

2016

2014

Dr. Timea Szántó, Helsinki University Hospital, Finland
"Towards a better understanding of von Willebrand disease - the impact of platelet function and thrombin generation on clinical phenotypes"

2012

2008

Dr. Mattias Karlman, Karolinska University Hospital, Sweden
"New methods for measurement of the functionality of von Willebrand factor in patients with increased bleeding tendency"
and
Petra Elfvinge, Karolinska University Hospital, Sweden
"Health-related quality of life in women with heavy menstrual bleeding"

2006

Prof.Jørgen Ingerslev, University Hospital Skejby, Denmark
”Development of luminographic method for detection and qualitative evaluation of von Willebrand factor in blood plasma”
and
Elsa Lanke, Malmö University Hospital, Sweden
"Analysis of the N1421K mutation in the A1 domain of the von Willebrand factor gene"

2004

Prof. Stefan Lethagen, Malmö University Hospital, Sweden
"Genetic characterization of von Willebrand disease type 1: Finding additional loci and tracing the evolutionary history of the von Willebrand factor gene region"