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Congratulations Katharina Markmann, recipient of the 2019 Young Investigator Award
for research in the area of molecular plant-microbe interactions. This award included $1,000 and a featured presentation by the awardee at the IS-MPMI XVIII Congress 2019 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK.
Special thank you to BASF
for sponsoring this award!
Eligibility
Nominees must have been in an independent, full-time research position for no more than seven years as of the date of the next IS-MPMI congress
(time taken off for child-rearing does not count in this limit and other special circumstances may be evaluated at the discretion of the committee).
The research forming the basis of the nomination must have occurred during the independent research phase of the nominee's career, typically within the last 6 years.
Typical nominees will be within 10-12 years of receiving their PhDs.
Student and Post-Docs are not eligible.
Attendance at the IS-MPMI XVIII Congress is required prior to receipt of award funds.
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Recipient will receive $1,000 award from IS-MPMI
Recipient will present a featured talk at the IS-MPMI XVII Congress, in Glasgow, Scotland, UK
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