MANA 2020 Awards
MANA 2020 Young Investigator Award
Congratulations Sophia Lunt!
The Lunt Lab focuses on understanding the role of metabolism in supporting cancer proliferation, heterogeneity, and metastasis. We combine powerful mass spectrometry, cell biology, genetic models of cancer, and fluorescent agents to investigate alterations in this complex disease. They aim to rationally design more effective, personalized therapies for cancer based on metabolic targeting.
Young Investigator Award
The MANA Young Investigator Award is a competitive award for the most accomplished Early Career Members. We encourage members whose work has exhibited exceptional novelty or has pushed the boundaries of metabolomics, or whose early career efforts have resulted in sustained, substantial, and noteworthy contributions to the field, to apply for the MANA Young Investigator Award. This award is open to all Early Career Members (defined as being within ten years of their most recent degree).
2020 Young Investigator Awardee
Sophia Lunt
Best poster award
From abstracts submitted by early-career members, a few will be selected through a rigorous review process by the Organizing Committee for awards presented on the last day of the conference.
2020 Best Poster Awardees
Casey Chamberlain (#44)
Russell Fling (#46)
Manuel Garcia-Jaramillo (#113)
Kehau Hagiwara (#128)
Clayton Kranawetter (#51)
Ken Liu (#27)
Felicity Nielson (#143)
Hannah Parks (#49)
Markace Rainey (#156)
Shao Thing Teoh (#126)
Lightning Talk
2020 Lightning Talk Awardees
Mark McCann (#138)
Arpana Vaniya (#22)