Submissions open for the Roux Prize
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Who can apply
Criteria Open globally to residents of any country Preference for individuals, though groups may apply Self-nominations are not accepted Ineligible: Current full-time faculty, fellows, or employees of IHME and the University of Washington No restrictions based on gender, race, religion, creed, or nationality Who Can Apply? Health practitioners, policy makers, or researchers using disease burden evidence in innovative ways Leaders in charitable or non-governmental organizations addressing population health challenges Community health workers demonstrating measurable impact through evidence-based interventions How the Prize Works /
About this opportunity
The Roux Prize recognizes exceptional innovation in using disease burden research to improve population health. Valued at $100,000 USD, the award is open globally to individuals or groups who have applied health evidence in practical and impactful ways. Nominations close on March 3, 2026, and winners are selected through a two-stage evaluation process by expert committees. The Roux Prize celebrates individuals and teams who have applied disease burden research to create measurable improvements in population health. It highlights innovative approaches that translate health evidence into practical solutions, whether in government, charitable organizations, or community health settings. The prize emphasizes impact, creativity, and evidence-based problem-solving, encouraging nominees from all ...