Don’t miss your chance to nominate for research project of the year

With fewer than three weeks left to submit an entry or nomination, now is the time to put forward the women’s health research that deserves to be recognised on a global stage.

The Research Project of the Year is one of 10 categories at this year’s Femtech World Awards – a celebration of the very best in female-led and focused health innovation, spanning menstrual health, menopause, cardiovascular health and beyond.

This award recognises an outstanding research project that is advancing knowledge, innovation and impact in women’s health.

Judges will be assessing entries on scientific rigour, originality and the potential to transform how we understand, diagnose or treat conditions affecting women.

Projects that are shaping the future of evidence-based care — and creating real pathways to better health outcomes — are exactly what this award is designed to celebrate.

The Research Project of the Year is sponsored by OncoGenomX, a company dedicated to empowering drug developers, clinical researchers, oncologists and diagnostics organisations across the cancer care value chain.

Wolfgang Hackl, CEO at OncoGenomX, said: “At OncoGenomX, we’re proud to sponsor the FemTech World Research Award because we believe in recognising the trailblazers who are redefining women’s health.

“Championing female-led innovation isn’t just about equity — it’s about unlocking smarter, more inclusive solutions that benefit everyone.”

Entering costs nothing.

The Femtech World Awards are completely free to submit, meaning there is no reason to hold back.

Winners and shortlisted entries receive extensive coverage across all Femtech World platforms, a trophy and a dedicated interview, amplifying your work to a global audience of femtech professionals, investors and clinicians who are actively looking for the next breakthrough in women’s health.

In a space that has long been underfunded and overlooked, that visibility matters enormously.

Recognition like this attracts collaborators, opens doors and sends a clear signal that women’s health research is serious science deserving serious attention.

Whether you’re a scientist, clinician or innovator, or you want to nominate a colleague whose work has impressed you,  now is the time to act.

Submit your entry or nomination today and help us honour the researchers who are transforming women’s health.

Find out more and enter here.