ISRB LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 

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:

• explain why the nominee is deserving of a lifetime achievement award.
• reference up to five impactful publications and their scientific significance
• explain impact through their significant roles in mentorship, leadership, community service, outreach, and advocacy.

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.