AID Practical Impact Award
Research award to promote practical research in implantology in Switzerland
Gewinner des practical impact awards 2026
Congratulations to Dr. Emilio Couso-Queiruga und Dr. Clemens Raabe on the publication
„Bone-Level Versus Tissue-Level Titanium Dental Implants: A Comparative Cross-Sectional Study.“
Wir gratulieren Dr. Emilio Couso-Queiruga und Dr. Clemens Raabe herzlich zu dieser Auszeichnung und danken allen Forschenden, die sich in diesem Jahr mit ihren Arbeiten beworben haben.
Gewinnerin des Practical Impact Awards 2025
„Mandibular overdenture with a single implant in the canine region (c-SIMO): a feasibility study“
Dr. Sabrina Maniewicz & Team
The work impressed the research commission with its originality, high methodological quality, and, in particular,
The Alliance for Implant Dentistry (AID) proudly announces the launch of the AID Practical Impact Award which will initially be awarded in this form exclusively to researchers in Switzerland. This research prize honors outstanding scientific publications that offer practical and innovative solutions in the field of oral implantology. With a Preissumme von CHF 5'000 aims to AID Practical Impact Award aims to motivate researchers in Switzerland to develop work that is not only theoretically valuable but also clinically applicable and contributes directly to the optimization of patient care.
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Objective of the "AID Practical Impact Award"
The "AID Practical Impact Award" was created to specifically promote scientific excellence and innovation in the field of oral implantology in Switzerland. The award is aimed at researchers whose work offers concrete application possibilities and bridges the gap between theory and practice. By integrating the study results into clinical practice, the award helps to sustainably improve the quality of treatment and the well-being of patients.
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Submission and selection process
The AID is accepting applications until April 30, 2025. A panel of independent experts from the AID Research Commission will evaluate the publications based on a clearly defined grid that includes factors such as originality, methodological rigor and clinical applicability. The aim is to identify and recognize work with exceptional practical utility and innovative potential.
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Award ceremony and announcement of the winners
The winner of the "AID Practical Impact Award" will be honored at the AID annual conference in autumn. At this event, the award winners will have the opportunity to present their research to a specialist audience and exchange ideas with leading experts in the industry. The media coverage of the award ceremony and the presentation of the award winners on the AID website and in specialist journals will increase the visibility of the award-winning work.
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Why the "AID Practical Impact Award"?
With the "AID Practical Impact Award", the Alliance for Implant Dentistry is making a valuable contribution to the further development of oral implantology in Switzerland. "The award sends out a clear signal of the importance of practice-relevant studies," explains the AID President. "In this way, we not only create incentives for scientific innovation, but also promote the sustainable improvement of patient care - the core objective of our commitment."