For lasting and impactful scientific contributions that have shaped regenerative biology research.
Previous winner:
2022: Jeremy Brockes, University College London
Nomination Criteria:
1. A single Nomination Letter, cosigned by two nominators, that speaks to the nominee’s scientific contributions, achievements, and impact on the field of regenerative biology.
Nomination letters should:
2. Nominee’s complete CV.
Nominators must be ISRB members but nominees need not be ISRB members
Nominees need not have an active research program (can be retired/emeritus)
Self-nominations are not accepted
ISRB Board members may nominate a candidate but will not participate in voting if they do so
Lifetime Achievement Award Medal designed by Stephanie Nowotarski, Ph.D.
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