Congratulations to our presentation award winners!
Undergraduate Travel Award
Poster 102 - Alex Zhang, Michael Wen, Victoria Prince
Investigating zebrafish neural crest cell fate restriction by imaging transcription in vivo.
University of Chicago, USA
Undergraduate Sponsor Award
Poster 101 - Mateo Zevallos, Rejenae Dockery, Carson McNulty, Tessa Zecchino, Reece Ratermann, Richard White, Aaron Goldman
The roles of translation initiation factor homologs during zebrafish regeneration.
The Ohio State University, USA
Graduate Travel Award
Poster 63 - Nicole Pek 1,2, Konrad Thorner 1, Hee-Wong Lim 1,2, Darrell Kotton 3, Robert Rottier 4, Aaron Zorn 1,2, Mingxia Gu 5,6
Uncovering Mechanisms Underlying Capillary Maldevelopment Caused By FOXF1 Mutations Using A 3D In Vitro Vascular Model System.
1 Cincinnati Children's, USA; 2 College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati, USA; 3 Center for Regenerative Medicine, Boston University, USA; 4 Erasmus University Medical Center, Netherlands; 5 David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA, USA; 6 Broad Stem Cell Research Center, USA
Graduate Sponsor Award
Farina Aziz, Michigan State University, USA
The Power of Paralogues: Sox15 and Sox21 in Early Embryonic Development in Mice.
Postdoc SDB Travel Award
Geremy Lerma, The Ohio State University
Validation of Duchenne muscular dystrophy candidate modifiers using a CRISPR-based approach in zebrafish.
Postdoc Sponsor Award
Courtney Stockman, Cininnati Children's
Matrix Fibroblast-Derived CXCL12 Regulates Capillary Maturation and Secondary Septation During Alveologenesis.
Best question awards:
Sponsored by Developmental Dynamics
Undergraduate Student - Rosa Kwon (Kenyon College)
Graduate Student - Karla Akari Garcia (Miami University)
Post-doc - Tim Nguyen (Cincinnati Children's)
Vendor Passport Raffle Winner:
Nicole Franks, University of Michigan (Allen Lab)
