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We thank all members for submitting their nominations and congratulate the winners of the 2025 ANZSCDB Awards 👏 We look forward to showcasing the incredible research in our society and receiving nominations for the 2026 ANZSCDB Awards in the near future!

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The 2025 Travel Awards were presented to Dr Pragathi Masamsetti, Dr Shona Ritchie and Dr Yasmyn Winstanley.

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The 2025 Image Awards were presented to Dr Genevieve Secker and Adelene Chiam for showcasing the beauty of Cell Biology and/or Developmental Biology through fluorescence imaging.

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The 2025 PhD Publication Award was presented to Dr Sophie Shen for her published research uncovering gene-function relationships spanning early development to adult physiology. Dr Shen’s publication can be read here: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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The 2025 Early-Career Researcher Award was awarded to Dr Yasmyn Winstanley for her contributions to understanding the cellular mechanisms regulating the first five days of embryo development.

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The 2025 Emerging Leader Award was presented to Associate Professor Jennifer Zenker for her excellence in reproductive and regenerative sciences, and establishment of a novel sub-field in stem cell research defined as the “Cell Biology of Pluripotency”.

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The 2025 President’s Medal was awarded to Professor Brett Collins for defining molecular mechanisms regulating membrane trafficking and signalling at the endosome organelle.

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The ANZSCDB is excited to announce the winners of the 2025 ANZSCDB Awards, presented at the 2025 Hunter Meeting @huntermeetingoz.bsky.social! 🏆

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The 2025 Travel Awards were presented to Dr Pragathi Masamsetti, Dr Shona Ritchie and Dr Yasmyn Winstanley.

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The 2025 Image Awards were presented to Dr Genevieve Secker and Adelene Chiam for showcasing the beauty of Cell Biology and/or Developmental Biology through fluorescence imaging.

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The 2025 Early-Career Researcher Award was awarded to Dr Yasmyn Winstanley for her contributions to understanding the cellular mechanisms regulating the first five days of embryo development.

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ANZSCDB @anzscdb.bsky.social · 23/04/2025

The 2025 President’s Medal was awarded to Professor Brett Collins for defining molecular mechanisms regulating membrane trafficking and signalling at the endosome organelle.

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📣 Registration and abstract submissions are now open for the 2025 Mechanobiology Conference III: From Fundamental Research to Applications, which will be held at ICISE Quy Nhon, Vietnam on July 06-12, 2025. For more information, visit icisequynhon.com/conferences/...

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📢 Hunter Meeting abstract submissions close 5pm AEST today! @anzscdb.bsky.social is proud to have joined forces with the Hunter Meeting 2025. Please encourage your colleagues, postdocs and students to submit their abstracts today! Link: huntermeeting.org.au/abstract-sub...

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📢 Hunter Meeting abstract submissions close 5pm AEST today! @ANZSCDB is proud to have joined forces with the Hunter Meeting 2025. Please encourage your colleagues, postdocs and students to submit their abstracts today! Link: www.huntermeeting.org.au/abstract-s…

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📢 Hunter Meeting 2025 - Abstract submissions close on Friday 14th February 2025, 5pm AEST! The Hunter Meeting promises a fabulous line-up of international and national speakers in 2025. Submit your abstract and register to attend! Link: huntermeeting.org.au/abstract-sub...

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ANZSCDB @anzscdb.bsky.social · 28/10/2024

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📢 Registrations for the Tasmanian State Meeting are now open! Abstract submission closes on the 1st of December and Registration closes on the 7th of January. Scan the QR code to register for the meeting 👇 Don't miss out!

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Congratulations to the 2024 winners of the ANZSCDB Awards! 🏆

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The 2024 Best Image Award was presented to Ivan Ngui for his image titled, “Web of Life”. The image consists of the mesenteric vasculature from a mutant mouse embryo that exhibited abnormal lymphatic vasculature.

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The 2024 Publication Award was awarded to Dr Vicky Tan for her outstanding research paper which explores novel approaches to understanding cellular responses to environmental stressors. You can read her paper here: doi.org/10.1016/j.devcel.2024.01.024

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