Travel Awardees
Congratulations to our amazing trainee travel awardees and a big thank you to the award sponsors and co-sponsors!
CNPN Poster Awards
Top posters by: Zoe Turner & Michael Woods
Runner-up posters by: Mario Valdes-Treasanco & Saya Sedighi
CNPN* Trainee Abstract Awards (aka Travel Awards)
Ahn Ryuhjin, Matthew Berg, Davier Gutierrez-Gongora, Cyril Helbling, Rupinder Jandu, Foroughsadat Absar, Bilan Mohamed
*With additional support from Mass Dynamics
Rising Stars in Proteomics Awards
- US-HUPO: Haorong Li
- ISMB/Comp-MS: Elloise Coyle
- InPPO: Boyan Liu
- CNSP: Cassandra Wong
- EuPA: Valeriia Vasylieva
- CSMS: Vesal Kasmaeifar
- MiP: Andras Szeitz
Raffle Winners
Travel Stipend Raffle
Mario Valdés Tresanco, Ryuhjin Ahn, Loktin Hui, Cyril Helbling, Kosar Vafaee, Maor Arad, Suman Shrestha, Saya Sedighi, Yasmine Rais, Foroughsadat Absar, Zoe Turner, Brenna Hay, Elloise Coyle, Cassandra Wong, Mariana Cavalcante e Almeida Sa, Kiki Huang, Andras Szeitz, Matthew Berg, R Glen Uhrig, Olivier Julien, Rachel Nadeau
Award details
CNPN Trainee Abstract Awards (aka CNPN Travel Awards)
CNPN is providing $500 travel awards for trainees to help offset travel expenses. To be considered for an award, please submit your abstract (in any abstract category). Submitting by the September 17, 2024 early registration deadline will give you the best odds at receiving a travel award!
Rising Star in Proteomics Award
We are excited to announce scientific society reciprocal travel awards, to support TRAVEL to the meeting, showcasing our Rising Stars in Proteomics and building connections across networks. These awardees are nominated by the partner organization (not CNPN). For CNPN 2024, we are pleased to highlight partnerships with:
- US-HUPO (United States – Human Proteome Organization)
- Comp-MS (Computational Mass Spectrometry Community of Special Interest)
- InPPO (International Plant Proteomics Organization)
- CNSP (Canadian Network of Scientific Platforms
- EuPA (European Proteomics Association)
- CSMS (Canadian Society of Mass Spectrometry)
MiP Awards
Moms in Proteomics (MiP) is generously providing $100 stipends open to trainees (undergrads, grads & post-docs) to attend CNPN. A requirement is that applicants must also attend the Vancouver Area Mass Spectrometry Discussion Group meeting on October 9th, 2024, with awards intended for Vancouver/BC attendees. To apply, submit your 500 word abstract to: vancouvermsgroup@gmail.com
Don’t forget to also submit your abstract in the CNPN portal by the 17th!