We are delighted to congratulate our colleague Leonora Peters, who received one of only two poster prizes at this year’s Organelles Meeting in Berlin.
Her award-winning poster presented the results of her Master’s thesis, which was thematically associated with our RTG. Leonora has since joined us as a doctoral researcher in the RTG, and we are very happy that she is continuing her scientific career within our program.
At the award ceremony, she received her certificate from Prof. Peter Kroth (President of the ISE).
We are proud of Leonora’s achievement and wish her continued success and many exciting discoveries along the way!
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