Meet our latest Early Career Scientist Grant winner! Henriette is a PhD Student at the University of Copenhagen, in Denmark. Find out more about Henriette, and what she plans to spend her grant money on...
Meet the second of our Lab Heroes Awards™ 2020 runners-up, Dr. Ziba Jaberansari, who was nominated by her PI, Dr Andrew Pelling. He described her dedication to the team, and how she went above and beyond to keep their lab operating during the early stages of the pandemic…
Meet our latest Early Career Scientist Grant winner! Isabell is a PhD Student at the Rudolf-Schönheimer-Institute for Biochemistry at the University of Leipzig in Germany. Find out more about Isabell, and what she plans to spend her grant money on...
Meet our latest Early Career Scientist Grant winner! Paige is a Research Assistant and PhD Student at the University College London Dementia Research Institute. Find out more about Paige, and what she plans to spend her grant money on...
Meet the first of our Lab Heroes AwardsTM 2020 runners-up, Dr. Abiola Isawumi, who received 16 nominations from current and former work colleagues who told us about his passionate commitment to teaching and the calm nature and motivational words he brings to the lab...
Meet our Lab Heroes AwardsTM 2020 winner, Katarina Ilić, who received an incredible 93 nominations for her determination, passion for science, teaching skills, work ethic, knowledge, professionalism, resourcefulness, dedication, willingness to help and more...
Meet our latest Early Career Scientist Grant winner! Amanda has recently transitioned into a Research Assistant Professor position at the University of Pittsburgh and is excited to develop her independent research program. Find out more about Amanda, and what she plans to spend her grant money on...
Meet our first ever Early Career Scientist Grant winner! Marie is a post-doctoral researcher at Columbia University, New York, USA working in Christoph Kellendonk’s group. Find out more about Marie, and what she plans to spend her grant money on...
Dörte Schulte is a researcher working at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster and is researching the role of the VEGFC/VEGFR3 pathway in lymphatic development. The award will help fund her trip to the Gordon Research Conference “The Growth and Function of Lymphatics for Therapeutic Targeting During Development and Disease”.
Cintia Stival is a postdoctoral researcher working at the Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biology of Rosario in Argentina. Her research fouces on on how mammalian sperm get ready to fertilize an oocyte in a process called “capacitation”. The award will help fund her trip to the American Society of Andrology annual meeting in Philadelphia, USA
