The Deep-Sea Biology Society proudly announces that 10 members have received Awards for year 2024, including 8 Conference Support Awards to support attendance to the 17th Deep-Sea Biology Symposium (17DSBS), held in Hong Kong, SAR, China between 12-17 January 2025 (link to the the Official 17DSBS website).
Conference Support Awards (£750 each)
Congratulations go to:
- Oenone Scott (PhD student) University of Essex, UK
- Pedro Augusto da Silva Peres (Postdoc) Florida International University, USA
- Lucy Goodwin (PhD student) University of Liverpool, UK
- Heloisa De Cia Caixeta (PhD student) Oceanographic Institute of the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Erika Belen Gress (PhD student) James Cook University, Australia
- Jaime-Leigh Lue Chin (MPhil student) The University of the West Indies, St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago
- Brenda Lizbeth Esteban Vazquez (PhD student) Department of Biological Sciences and Centre for Deep Sea Research, University of Bergen, Norway
- Luke McCartin (Postdoc) Lehigh University, USA
The Deep-Sea Biology Symposium DSBS is an biennal or triennal, international meeting focused on deep-sea biology, created by researchers that what would soon gather to form the Deep-Sea Biology Society. DSBS welcomes talks and abstracts by any member of the Deep-Sea Biology Society (conference registration now includes membership), and on any topic including taxonomy, genomics, modelling, biophysics, technology, policy, as well as diversity, capacity building and arts. For more information visit https://www.dsbsoc.org/conferences/dsbs.
We hope that you all enjoy 17DSBS and embark the other members in your successful research!
Additionally, 2 Awards for year 2024 were offered to support research, including one for a cruise participation.
Research Support Awards (£2000 each)
Congratulations go to:
- Simone Brito de Jesus Federal University of São Paulo, Brazil
- Visit to MNH in Sweden on diversity and evolution of deep-sea nematodes.
- Johanna Weston Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA
- RV Polarstern PS143/1 to Fram Strait and East Greenland Shelf
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Good luck to all!
