ASBMR is pleased to announce the twenty-six recipients of the 2020 ASBMR Young Investigator Awards for the ECTS Digital Ph.D. Trainee Course! These awards covered the registration costs for ASBMR young investigators to participate in the ECTS and GEMSTONE COST-Action Digital Masterclass for Ph.D. Students, Trainees, and Young Investigators held this past week. The course promoted general knowledge of bone research to young investigators featuring workshops, and offered attendees interactive workshops, mentoring sessions, and presentation opportunities with feedback. Below is the list of this years recipients (pictured above, top left to bottom right):. Once again, congratulations to the 2020 recipients!
Kristina Astleford, University of Minnesota, USA
Danielle Whittier, University of Calgary, Canada
Jason Talevski, University of Melbourne, Australia
Miranda Clements, National Cancer Institute, USA
Alyson Essex, Indiana University, USA
Christian Wright, Indiana University, USA
Mariana Seijo, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Saigopalakrishna Yerneni, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Alice Goring, University of Southampton, United Kingdom
Catherine Omosule, University of Missouri, USA
Heather Allaway, Texas A&M University, USA
Jack Feehan, University of Melbourne, Australia
Nicole Gould, University of Maryland, USA
Laura Doherty, University of Connecticut, USA
Kelsey Carpenter, Rush University, USA
Margaret Durdan, University of Michigan, USA
Sofya Gronskaia, Ministry of Health in Russia, Russia
Shawn Hallett, University of Michigan, USA
Chrisanne Dsouza, McGill University, Canada
Diego Grinman, Yale University, USA
Yu Liu, Boston University, USA
Yuhei Uda, Boston University, USA
Ahmed Al Saedi, University of Melbourne, Australia
Deepak Kumar Khajuria, Penn State University, USA
Joshua Bertels, Texas A&M University, USA
Lena Batoon, University of Queensland, Australia