Best picture award at "9th GGL Annual Conference"

Christine, doctoral researcher in project 7 has ben awarded with a price for the best picture within the category research for her photograph ‚Peritubular Cells‘.

Congrats on that!

September 2016

3rd place Best Poster Award at the 9th GGL Annual Conference

Mathias from project 6 was awarded for one of the best posters at the conference. Posters are evaluated by a specially compiled committee.

Well done Mathias!    

Poster title:
Visualization of PDE5 inhibitor effects in the prostate: no evidence for disturbances of ejaculation

September 2016

Anna-Lena awarded as best speaker in Rennes 

The 9th meeting of the International Network for Young Researchers in Male Fertility (INYRMF) took place in Rennes, France.

Congratulations to Anna-Lena!

June 2016

from DAAD and the Larry Ewing Memorial Trainee Travel Fund (375 US$)

To attend and give a long oral presentation at the SSR 2016 meeting (Society for the Study of Reproduction) Rukmali has secured two travel grants this June.

Title of presentation:
Activin over-expression is associated with androgen deficiency and structural alterations in the murine male reproductive tract

June 2016

INYRMF and ISA Grant  for ETW, St. Malo, France, June 11-15, 2016

The International Network for Young Researchers on Male Fertility has selected Anna-Lena's abstract for a talk at their meeting in Rennes, France to be held June 09-10, 2016.

With the support of the International Society of Andrology, these abstracts are awarded with a free registration for the ensuing European Testis Workshop in St. Malo. Compliments on this new success, Anna-Lena!

May 2016

Centre for Reproductive Health PhD Student Travel Grant

Congratulations to Rukmali (IRTG project 9) who received that travel grant covering the cost for attending the European Testis Workshop taking place June 11- 15, 2016 in St. Malo, France and for lab visits in USA. Good job!

May 2016

"Snapshots of the Immune System"

Sivanjah's photo visualising macrophages in the adult mouse testis has been selected to be displayed at the inaugural Day of Immunology photography exhibition. Congratulations on your success!

April 2016

Monash University Postgraduate Travel Grant for the ETW, St. Malo, France, June 11-15, 2016

Congratulations to Nour (IRTG project 7) who won the travel grant for the European Testis Workshop where she will be presenting her research results in a 5 minutes talk. Well done!

April 2016

Postgraduate Travel Grant Award

Nour has been awarded with the Postgrad Tavel Grant Award by Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.

March 2016

Christiane Pleuger awarded with the German Society of Reproduction Abstract Prize

Congratulations to Christiane for receiving this Abstract Prize at the Annual Meeting of Physiology and Pathology of Reproduction, Munich.

Well done!

February 2016

First prize of the DGRM (German Society of Reproductive Medicine) Abstract Awards

The award is connected with an oral presentation at the ceremony held at the 41^th Joint conference of Veterinary and Human Medicine (in the context of the 49^th Annual Conference "Physiology and Pathology of Reproductions 2016").

Our congratulations to Anna-Lana for this success! Great job!

February 2016

at the 8th Annual GGL Conference 2015

Congratulations to Britta ( IRTG project 2) who won the award for her outstanding talk "To What Extent Can Human Testicular Cancer Cells Actively Shape Their Immunological Microenvironment?"

The talks are evaluated via online voting by the complete audience. Well done, Britta!

October 2015

Poster Prize awarded at the ESA-SRB Conference, Adelaide, Australia, Aug 23-26, 2015

Congratulations to Nour (IRTG project 7) who won this year’s  Early Career Researcher Poster award with her poster entitled "Testicular activin A during the development of autoimmune orchitis in mice". Bravo!

August 2015

Two travel grants for conferences in Australia obtained

Sivanjah received grants to participate at the Inflammation in Reproduction, Pregnancy and Development Symposium in Palm Cove, Australia as well as the Joint Conference of the Society for Reproductive Biology/Endocrine Society of Australia at Gold Coast were she contributed with a talk.

August 2016

Travel grant for annual meeting

Conni has been awarded with a travel grant to participate at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Endocrine Society of Australia (ESA) and the Society of Reproductive Biology (SRB) in Adelaide (AUS).

August 2015

Honoured through Travel Grant as well as Poster Award by the Society for Reproductive Biology (SRB)

We are happy to announce that Nour Nicolas has been awarded with a travel grant by the Society for Reproductive Biology (SRB).

Moreover she received an Early Career Research Poster Award from the SRB and Hudson Institute of Medical Research, Melbourne, Australia.

August 2015

Three Minutes Competition between Center of Reproductive Health and Center of Endocrinology and Metabolic Diseases at Monash

The competition asks PhD students to give a compelling presentation on their thesis in just three minutes in language appropriate to a non-specialist audience. Congratulations to Nour for the vivid presentation of her thesis in 3 minutes and the award! Fingers crossed for the next level!

July 2015

SOBS Travel Grant for the EMBL Australia PhD Symposium, Sidney, Australia, Dec 03-05, 2014

Congratulations to Anna-Lena (IRTG project 1) who won a Travel Grant for her poster contribution at the EMBL Australia PhD Symposium. Nice going!

December 2014

Poster Prize awarded at MIMR-PHI Postgraduate Symposium, Clayton, AUS, Oct 2014

Congratulations to Rukmali (IRTG project 9) who won this year's MIMR-PHI Postgraduate Student Prize for the best poster!

The poster entitled "Activin and follistatin are important for the structure and function of the murine male reproductive tract" had been chosen among the posters that all first and second PhD students as well as Master students had presented. Well done!

October 2014

Best Poster at the 8^th DVR Congress, 05-07- Dec 2019 in Leipzig

Again, Bea was rewarded for her good scientific performance, with the best poster award

Well done!

December 2019