IUBMB 2016 Winners of the Young Scientists Program

Dear colleagues,

An important component of IUBMB conferences is the Young Scientists Program, which this year will be taking place for two days prior to the conference on the campus of the University of British Columbia. We received approximately 100 applications and were thrilled at the high caliber of work from around the world. We are proud to announce the selected trainees from 29 countries that will take part in this exciting program.

• Sunny Abarikwu, Nigeria
• Ayenachew Bezawork-Geleta, Australia
• Anita Capalbo, Italy
• Wilhelm Chen, Singapore
• Ariunbold Chuluun-Erdene, Mongolia
• Hasmik Davtyan, Armenia
• Mariia Dekaliuk, Ukraine
• Krisztina Dugmonits, Hungary
• Nekpen Erhunse, Nigeria
• Mário Felício, Portugal
• Nareshwaran Gnanasegaran, Malaysia
• Amanda Harvey, United Kingdom
• Simab Kanwal, Thailand
• Dean Karaica, Croatia
• Ludmila Kasatkina, Ukraine
• Khatereh Khorsandi, Iran
• Anna Labno, Poland
• Wook-bin Lee, South Korea
• Eva Lhuissier, France
• Olha Lisakovska, Ukraine
• Micaela Lopez-Leon, Argentina
• Ana Mitrović, Slovenia
• Ignacio Niechi, Chile
• Stella Olubodun, Nigeria
• Oleksandra Onopchenko, Ukraine
• Babatunji Oyinloye, South Africa
• Daniel Plaza, Chile
• Iva Potočnjak, Croatia
• Prahlad Raninga, Australia
• Christiane Rennert, Germany
• Piere Rodriguez, Peru
• Felipe Schmitz, Brazil
• Lindsay Spielman, Canada
• Tamara Stelma, South Africa
• Saki Sultana, Canada
• Ee Phie Tan, USA
• Deepak Balaji Thimiri Govinda Raj, Norway
• Meghan Verstraete, Canada
• Galina Viryasova, Russia
• Ivana Vrhovac Madunić, Croatia
• Wahajuddin Wahajuddin, India
• Adam Walker, Australia
• Yuliana Yosaatmadja, New Zealand

Please join me in welcoming these Young Scientists.

Best Regards,

Dr. Randal N. Johnston
IUBMB 2016 Conference Chair

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