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Biophysical Society announces 2011 Student Research Achievement award winners

March 22nd, 2011

The 9500-member Biophysical Society is pleased to announce the 2011 Student Research Achievement Award Winners. 309 society student members participated in this competitive event held during the Biophysical Society Annual Meeting on March 6 in Baltimore, Maryland. Judges from the Society's subgroups selected twenty winners. The winners were recognized at an awards ceremony on March 7 and received a monetary award. The winners are:

Bioenergetics

Marcela Gonzalez-Granillo

Joseph Fourier University

Ariel Lewis-Ballester

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Albrecht von Hardenberg

University of Saarlandes

Biological Fluorescence

Patrick Cutler

University of New Mexico

Ruoyi Qiu

North Carolina State University

Exocytosis & Endocytosis

Vimal Gangadharan

University of Delaware

Prattana Samasilp

Case Western Reserve University

Intrinsically Disordered Proteins

William Elam

Johns Hopkins University

Albert Mao

Washington University

Elizabeth Middleton

Yale University

Natasha Pirman

University of Florida

Davit Potoyan

University of Maryland

Membrane Biophysics

Paolo Lobo

University of British Columbia

Friedrich Roder

University of Osnabrueck

Membrane Structure and Assembly

Jason Perlmutter

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Preston Moon

Johns Hopkins University

Cynthia Stanich

University of Washington

Molecular Biophysics

Monica Yun Liu

Yale University

Motility

Zachary Wissner-Gross

Harvard University

Permeation

Kene Piasta

Brandeis University

Provided by Biophysical Society

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