ASPS will make up to 5 awards for research presented as a poster by students at the annual ASPS conference, depending on the number of posters. Each award will consist of recognition at the end of the conference and a prize of $200.
Student posters will automatically be entered into the competition, and assessed by judges for the clear and concise presentation of outstanding scientific content.
Winners will be announced at the conference and presented with a certificate at the conclusion of the final poster presentation.
past Poster prize winners
2023
- Best Early Career talk (10 years post PhD). Stephanie Conway
- Best student talk Tanya Skinner
past Student Poster prize winners
2018
- Dushan Kumarathunge, Western Sydney University
- Annamaria De Rosa, Australian National University
- Pei Qin Ng, University of Adelaide
- Yagiz Alagoz, Western Sydney University
2017
- Chana Borjigin (U. Adelaide) POS-WED-063
- Muhammad Kamran (U. Adelaide) POS-THU-022
- Chenchen Zhao (Western Sydney Uni) POS-WED-065
- Yoav Yichie from U. Sydney won the APPF (Plant Phenomics) poster prize POS-THU-064
2016
- Suong Nguyen (U of Newcastle) POS-FRI-12
- Michael Dodt (QUT) POS-FRI-120
- Megan Outram (UQ) POS-THU-68
- Georgie Oguis (UQ) POS-WED-13
- Aruni Buddhika (Charles Sturt U) POS-WED-109
2014
- Duncan Fitzpatrick (ANU) POS MON-15
- Dilnee Suraweera (U Melbourne) POS Mon-52
- Ting Tang (CSIRO) POS WED-66
Selected photos from ComBio 2014 can be viewed at http://www.asbmb.org.au/combio2014/index.html
Congratulations!