Winners of the 2018-19 ASPB Conviron Scholars Program
Oct 10, 2018
The ASPB Conviron Scholars Program is aimed at supporting the next generation of plant scientists by helping students build their foundation for a successful career. The program selects exceptional Undergraduate and Graduate students studying Plant Biology and delivers a year-long experience which includes 1-year membership in ASPB, free registration to one ASPB regional section meeting, discounted registration to the Plant Biology Annual meeting, online access to ASPB research in The Plant Cell and Plant Physiology, as well as career mentoring and other career building opportunities.
Conviron and ASPB are pleased to announce this year’s scholars and congratulate them on their success.
Visit The ASPB Conviron Scholars Program to meet each of the 2018-19 Scholars.
The 2018-19 ASPB Conviron Scholars:
Bryce Askey Carl Branch Roshani Budhathoki Timothy Burnette Yen Ning Chai Alexander Clarke Samantha Connolly Mallory Cullen Daisy Dobrijevic Yanniv Dorone Andrew Egesa Matt Fabian Christina Finegan Hillary Fischer Catherine Freed Kate Harline Bret Hart Aleah Henderson Will Hinckley Emmanuel Iwuala Ruth Kim Laura Klasek |
Ruben Lerma-Reyes Jonathan Lombardino Shealyn Malone Zanele Mthembu Jaclyn Noshay Seth O’Conner Laura Ortega Susana Perez Martinez Joel Rodriguez-Medina Jen Schmidt Aimee Schulz Stuti Shrivastava Christopher Sorich Tatyana Soto Hannah Thomas John Tran Mishi Vachev Ángel Vergara Cruces Allyson Weir Heidi Wipf Bryony Yates |
About ASPB
The American Society of Plant Biologists was founded in 1924 to promote the growth and development of plant biology, to encourage and publish research in plant biology, and to promote the interests and growth of plant scientists in general. In 1926, Plant Physiology began publication and is one of the world’s oldest and most well-respected plant science journals. In 1989, The Plant Cell began publication and is ranked first in impact among journals publishing primary research in the plant sciences. Over the past decades, the Society has evolved and expanded to provide a forum for molecular and cellular biology as well as to serve the basic interests of and to promote the advancement of plant science.
About Conviron
Conviron is the world’s largest designer and supplier of plant growth
chambers and rooms. Leading universities, government agencies and
agricultural biotech companies around the globe rely on Conviron’s
highly engineered controlled environments to solve many of today’s
challenges in food production and safety. Headquartered with design and
manufacturing facilities in Winnipeg, Canada, and wholly-owned Argus
Controls in Surrey, BC, Conviron employs a global sales and distribution
network with offices in the US, Europe, Australia and China.
