MICHAEL FOUNDATION - the Epilepsy Foundation

Dr. med. Sibylle Ried
(29-08-1956 – 14-06-2000)

Application for the SIBYLLE RIED PRIZE 2025

Any forms of publications, documented activities and methods that target an improvement in the care and living conditions of people with epilepsy can be used to apply for the SIBYLLE RIED PRIZE.

The language of the documentation must be German, and the work must take effect in Germany, Austria or Switzerland by a group located there.
There is no requirement for a certain profession or age. Re-application is generally possible.

Application deadline is December 31^st, 2024. The papers/work must also be submitted by this time.

Application for the SIBYLLE RIED PRIZE 2025

I hereby apply/we are applying for the SIBYLLE RIED PRIZE 2025

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Deadline for application: December 31^st, 2024.

Legal recourse is excluded.