Award

Nina Kondelos Prize (2007 - )

Australian Neuroscience Society

From
2007
Functions
Award and Neuroscience
Website
http://www.ans.org.au/awards/ans-awards/nina-kondelos-award

Summary

The Nina Kondelos Prize has been awarded annually by the Australian (later Australasian) Neuroscience Society since 2007. It recognises a female neuroscientist who is a member of the Society and who has made outstanding contributions to basic and clinical neuroscience research. The Prize was funded by George Paxinos, President of the Society from 2004 to 2005, and named in honour of his late sister Nina Kondelos.

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