Join us in celebrating Maria Dusinska and listen to her award-winning talk, Wednesday March 26th.
The Fritz Sobel award recognizes outstanding contributions to the field of environmental mutagenesis; either a life-time accomplishment or an episodically pace-making contribution to the field of environmental mutagenesis.
The price is given by the European Environmental Mutagenicity and Genomics Society (EEMGS)
It was easy to get a YES from Maria when we asked her to jump on a plane to give her talk. Generous as she always is she will travel to Norway simply for this occasion!
Maria Dusinska has been affiliated to The Climate and Environment institute NILU for many years and has been instrumental to the founding of the Health Effects Laboratory.
This Wednesday, March 26th, we will gather at noon in the Auditorium at NILUs headquarters at Kjeller to celebrate Maria and this great achievement, together with everyone joining online.
Invitations has gone out to colleagues in the Nordic and Baltic countries. We are in the process of establishing a Nordic/Baltic regional society of EEMGS, called Nord-EEMGS. This is to strengthen the Nordic/Baltic scientific cooperation within the fields of Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics and increase the visibility of scientific advances and research in our region.
It is highly appreciated if you will take the time to participate in this short survey regarding interest in Nord-EEMGS: Interest survey
You can read more about Maria and her work at NILU in this portrait of a scientist from 2014.
