LMG Life Sciences Awards EMEA 2022: open for submissions

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LMG Life Sciences Awards EMEA 2022: open for submissions

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The EMEA region research cycle has commenced – do not miss the opportunity to nominate your work from 2021

The LMG Life Sciences Awards team is excited to announce the launch of the 2022 research. You can find more about the awards, including the methodology, FAQs, and the full list of categories at the LMG Life Sciences website.

2022 calendar:

  • Research launches: December 9 2021

  • Submissions deadline: January 27 2022

  • Research interviews: February 1 to March 18 2022

  • Awards ceremony: May 12 2022

All submissions must be uploaded here by January 27 2022.

For any questions about the awards or the research, please contact the lead researcher, John Harrison.

For queries about business development and commercial opportunities related to the awards, please contact Nick Heath.

Last year’s LMG Life Sciences Awards winners’ presentation and lists are free to view at Winners 2021.

Good luck to everyone!

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