Erich Saling Maternity Prize

The Erich Saling Maternity Prize 2026

 

The Erich Saling Maternity Prize is awarded every two years by the European Association of Perinatal Medicine (EAPM) at the European Congress of Perinatal Medicine. The Prize recognises one Obstetrician and one Neonatologist who have distinguished themselves through their professional careers and dedication to the field of Perinatal Medicine.

Nomination process

  • Candidates may be proposed by anyone, whether from inside or outside
    the field of Perinatal Medicine
  • Nominations should be sent by email to the EAPM Secretary-General at
    secretarygeneral@europerinatal.eu no later than January 16th, 2026

Each submission must include

  • Full name of the candidate and country of residence
  • A Word file containing:
  1. A short summary of the professional career (max. one A4 page; 2cm margins; 12-point font), highlighting personal contributions to advancing Perinatal Medicine in Europe and globally
  2. A list of papers published in peer-reviewed journals
  3. A list of published scientific books or chapters
Award Presentation 

The prize will be presented at the 30th European Congress of Perinatal Medicine, which will take place 16–19 September 2026 in Warsaw, Poland. 

More details on the nomination requirements and voting process can be found in the official EAPM Erich Saling Maternity Prize 2026 nomination process. 

 

Previous Erich Saling Maternity Prize winners

Angela Kribs (Germany)2024
Ann Tabor (Denmark)2024
Linda de Vries (The Netherlands)2022
Yves Ville (France)2022
Giuseppe Buonocore (Italy)2021
Vincenzo Berghella (USA)2021
Sir Sabaratnam Arulkumaran (United Kingdom)2018
Hugo Lagercrantz (Sweden)2018
Gerard H.A. Visser (The Netherlands)2016
Dominique Haumont (Belgium)2016
Christian P. Speer (Germany)2014
Kypros Nicolaides (UK)2014
Mikko Hallman (Finland)2012
Roberto Romero (USA)2012
Aris Antsaklis (Greece)2010
Henry L Halliday (Northern Ireland)2010
Gian Carlo Di Renzo (Italy)2008
Ola Saugstad (Norway)2008
Emile Papiernik ( France)2004
Bengt Robertson ( Sweden)2002
Asim Kurjak ( Croatia)2000
Claudine Amiel-Tison ( France)1998
Stuart Campbell ( UK)1996
E. Osmund Reynolds ( UK)1994
Tom K.A.B. Eskes ( Netherlands) Alexandre1992
Minkowski ( France)1990
Heinz F.R. Precht ( Netherlands)1988
Ian Donald ( UK)1986
Albert and Renate Huch ( Switzerland)1984
Erich Saling ( Germany)1982
Gösta Rooth ( Sweden)1980
Graeme C. Liggins ( New Zealand)1978
Geoffrey Dawes1976
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