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Sparrho Early Career Researcher Prize — Winners & Global Shortlist Early Career Researcher Prize — July 2017 Global Shortlist October 2019 WINNER Michael Eze PhD student from Macquarie University, Australia, who specialises in contaminant remediation. Presented at the AAPG 2020 Annual Convention and Exhibition in Houston, Texas, US. See Michael's science Read Michael's 3-min Digest January 2019 WINNER Rushanka Amrutkar Satellite remote sensing specialist at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Presented at Women in Space 2019 Scottsdale, Arizona "I have a microbioligcal background so my main goal is towards life exploration on extraterrestrial planets. So I want amalgamate both, my microbiology and space research technology expertise into it - astrobiology." See Rushanka's science Read Rushanka's story March 2019 WINNER Tuki Attuquayefio Researcher at Yale University, USA Attending the Neuroimaging and Modulation in Obesity and Diabetes Research 10th Anniversary Meeting in Maryland, USA "What I love most about science is that I never stop learning and discovering new things about the world, and about humans. My goal is to love what I do and do what I love – science!" See Tuki's science Read Tuki's story February 2019 WINNER Ioulia Tzouvadaki Postdoctoral fellow at the University of Southampton, UK Attending the IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems in Sapporo, Japan in 2019 "I was always very curious to understand how everything around me worked. And every time I was looking in the electron microscope, I was feeling like Alice in Wonderland, seeing this little things, zooming into this nano-world." See Ioulia's science Read Ioulia's 3-min Digest September 2019 WINNER Lap Hing Chi (Leo) PhD student at Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute, Australia, studying human genetics and how they affect our chances of developing a disorder. Presented at the 9th Barossa Meeting 2019 - Cell Signalling in Cancer Medicine from 12th - 15th November 2019 in Barossa Valley, Adelaide, Australia. "" See Leo's science Read Leo's 3-min Digest November 2018 WINNER Jayshri Dumbre PhD student at Monash University, Australia Presented at the TMS 2019 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in San Antonio, Texas, USA "I want my career to be science, that was very clear from the young age - I was the first engineer in my entire village." See Jayshri's science Read Jayshri's 3-min Digest September 2018 WINNER Rohan Shah Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia Presented at ANBUG-AINSE Neutron Scattering Symposium 2018 in Sydney "The Researcher Prize shows that you are being recognised and people are appreciating that you are doing some good work." See Rohan's science Read Rohan's 3-min Digest Are you a PhD or postdoc keen to share your research at a conference? Sparrho , the global scientific discovery platform, is offering grants of £300 for PhD students and postdocs in any field of science and engineering, at any institute, to attend an academic conference of their choice in the coming 12 months. Apply now for £500 funding for your 2019-2020 conference travel from Sparrho . hbspt.forms.create({ portalId: "3308066", formId: "e9cbffb7-3f67-4501-ac67-0b7a5036187a", css: '', target: "#application-form" }); Submit a 10-minute application by 30th November 2019 to be considered for our December 2019 Prize. $('#input-form').one('submit',function(){ var inputName = encodeURIComponent($('#input-q1').val()); var baseURL = 'https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScuY77spH7IynOmm1aA9iWK4VaMawrrGassLJDtYOTzkpzJqw/formResponse?entry.1991997502='; var submitRef = '&submit=5972452955932369970'; var submitURL = (baseURL + inputName + submitRef); console.log(submitURL); $(this)[0].action=submitURL; $('#input-name').addClass('active').val('Good luck!'); window.location = 'http://www.sparrho.com/researcher-prize?utm_source=rp&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=top_btn'; }); Are you a PhD or postdoc keen to share your research at a conference? Sparrho is offering grants of £300 for PhD students and postdocs in any field of science and engineering, at any institute, to attend an academic conference of their choice in the coming 12 months. Email our team at ask@sparrho.com if you have any questions. 1. Tell us about your research in <300 words and which conference you're going to Deadlines are on a rolling basis so submit your application by the end of this month to be in the running for the next Prize. Go to application form 2. Curate papers relevant to your research on Sparrho's platform Your submitted application becomes the starting point of your very own Sparrho pinboard for you to showcase your scientific interests and expertise. Do you want to maximise your chances of winning? Check out how the Sparrho jury determines the best pinboard: Our judging criteria 3. Share your completed pinboard and let us know with @sparrho Congratulations to Dr Ioulia Tzouvadaki from @zeplerinstitute #ElectroncMaterialsDevices Group @unisouthampton for being awarded a @sparrho #EarlyCareerResearcher Prize! @FORTE_EPSRC #memristors — Themis Prodromakis (@themispr) May 7, 2019 Read the latest on Twitter Partner Conferences    -- and more... Sparrho partners with conferences around the world to guarantee at least one recipient of the Researcher Prize from their registered attendees. Apply now to suggest your target conference to Sparrho's Partnerships team. Suggest your conference Our Sparrho Heroes and their stories November 2017 WINNER Brenton Hordacre Research Fellow at the University of South Australia Attended the 10th World Congress for NeuroRehabilitation in Mumbai, India "My passion is to improve our understanding of the brain to help tailor individual therapies to patients, so that they can make a more complete recovery and enjoy life." See Brenton's science Read Brenton's digest JULY 2017 WINNER Tania Warnakulasuriya, PhD Lecturer at the University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka Speaking at the 4th International Conference on Radioecology and Environmental Radioactivity in Berlin, Germany in Sep 2017 "Keep an open mind and try to learn from each speaker at the conference, as they must be as passionate about their area of research as you are about yours." See Tania's science Read Tania's story September 2017 WINNER Linda Zhang, PhD Postdoctoral fellow at Vanderbilt University, USA Presenting at the Bioactive Lipids in Cancer, Inflammation, and Related Diseases Conference in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico in Oct 2017 "Attending a conference? Begin with a simple goal to learn three things, ask three questions and meet three people." See Linda's science Read Linda's story JULY 2017 WINNER Aaron Pearlman PhD student at the California Institute of Technology, USA Speaking at the 232nd American Astronomical Society Meeting in Denver, USA in Jun 2018 "My research aims to use pulsars as probes of the most extreme physics in the universe." See Aaron's science Read Aaron's story AUGUST 2017 WINNER Emeka Ogbuju PhD Student and Lecturer at Federal University Lokoja, Nigeria Presenting at Data for Policy 2017: Government by Algorithm? in London, UK in Sep 2017 "I want to solve problems. I grew up in Nigeria, a developing country full of challenges. I believe that scientific solutions will help in the growth and development of the country." See Emeka's science Read Emeka's story David Perez Guaita, PhD Research fellow at Monash University, Australia Speaking at Spec 2018 in Glasgow, UK in Jun 2018 "Go there and feel the joy of meeting people as enthusiastic as you are! And do not panic if your research is challenged by your friends, it is part of the science game." See David's science Read David's story Vivian Mendez Research fellow at Macquarie University, Australia Spoke at the 10th International Symposium on Fruit Flies of Economic Importance7 in in Tapachula, Mexico "I feel a great sense of achievement when findings of our research are used in deci...