Previous Research Grant Winners
ESSM is proud to announce the winners of 2018-2019 Research Grants
- Marieke Dewitte (The Netherlands)
A dyadic perspective on the treatment of erectile dysfunction after prostate cancer: Restoring penetration versus sexual intimacy - Dimitrios Hatzichristou (Greece)
The effect of platelet-rich plasma injection treatment on erectile function: a triple-blind, placebo controlled randomized clinical trial - Klaus M. Beier (Germany)
The development of an IAT to measure implicit theories in males associated with sexual aggression towards females
ESSM is proud to announce the winners of 2017-2018 Research Grants
- Andrea Burri (Germany)
Sexual Functioning and Orgasm Ability in Women with Dupuytren’s disease - Javier Angulo Frutos (Spain)
STIM/Orai inhibition as a strategy to facilitate relaxation of human corpus cavernosum and penile arteries and to relief ED in diabetic rats - Maarten Albersen (Belgium)
Revealing novel therapeutic targets for PD using RNA sequencing - Guy T’Sjoen (Belgium)
Psycho-endocrinology: Does gender-affirming hormonal therapy affect psychological status and sexual desire in trans persons?
ESSM is proud to announce the winners of 2016-2017 Research Grants
- Marcus Ilg (United Kingdom):
A novel combination for treatment of Peyronie’s disease - Michal Lew-Starowicz (Poland):
Clinical efficacy and brain response to pharmacological treatment of compulsive sexual behaviour/ hypersexual disorder - Mark-Bram Bouman (The Netherlands):
Development of patient decision aid for gender confirming surgery in female-to-male transgender individuals - Alessandra D. Fisher (Italy):
Neurobiological correlates of Gender Dysphoria: A longitudinal study
ESSM is proud to announce the winners of 2015-2016 Research Grants
- Uwe Hartmann (Germany):
Sex addiction in men: Clinical characterisation and alterations of brain structure and function (Sex@Brain-Study) - Sarah Wahlin-Jacobsen (Denmark):
Androgen receptor polymorphism and women’s sexual function - Petr Weiss (Czech Republic):
The study of sexual variation: physiological and neural correlates during experimental exposure to erotic stimuli
ESSM is proud to announce the winners of 2014-2015 Research Grants
- Emmanuel Weyne (Belgium):
The endogenous role and therapeutic modulation of the Neurotrophin Galanin in cavernous nerve injury - Marta Mateus (UK):
Discovery of novel therapeutics for Peyronie’s disease - Marcel Waldinger (The Netherlands):
Prospective observational study for the identification of immunological biomarkers and potential targets for treatment of post orgasmic illness syndrome - Fabio Castiglione (Belgium):
Penile rehabilitation therapy: The fall of a myth. It is time to change paradigms! - Markus Margreiter (Austria):
Impact of sexual counselling and pelvic floor training on sexual health and continence in rectal cancer patients – an open-prospective randomized interventional case-controlled study
