The following award was made at the Winter Meeting, 4th to 6th January 2024, Liverpool:

Young Investigator Oral Presentation Prize 2023


Awardee: Ms Amber Wood-Bailey
University: University of Liverpool
Oral Presentation: New Insights into the leporid  intracranial joint: complexity and locomotion

Young Investigator Joint Oral Presentation Prize 2022, Winter Meeting

2022, rescheduled to 17^th to 19^th April 2023

 

Awardee	University	Oral Presentation Title
Ms Hazel Allardyce	University of Aberdeen	Spinal Muscular Atrophy affects more than just motor neurons in human spinal cord
Ms Alexandra McCulla	Queen’s University Belfast	Institutional Ethnography as a Methodology to Explore the Impact of Medical Licensing Assessment on Gross Anatomy Teaching’

 

The Winter Scientific Meeting 2021, 5th to 7th January 2022, Dublin, was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The meeting has been rescheduled to Summer 2022. The following joint award was made at the Summer Meeting 4th to 6th July 2022,Dublin::

Young Investigator Joint Oral Presentation Prize 2021 (awarded Summer 2022)

Joint Awardee: Ms Olivia Dinwoodie
University: Kings College, London
Oral Presentation Title: Investigating the role of Wnt signalling in regeneration of the murine tympanic membrane

and

Joint Awardee: Mr Noor Haddad
University: St George's, University of London
Oral Presentation Title: Does teaching anatomy online with 3D digital models enhance student's learner gain and satisfaction as compared to 2D images?

Young Investigator Joint Oral Presentation Prize 2020, virtual Winter Meeting

2020 held 6^th to 8^th January 2021

 

Awardee	University	Oral Presentation Title
Mr Cian O’Connor	Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland	Development of Anatomically Inspired 3D Human iPSC Spinal Cord Scaffold System
Mr Suveer Sachdeva	King’s College London	The Role of Wnt Signalling in Maintaining Homeostasis of Murine Anterior Ocular Tissue

 

Young Investigator Runner-Up Oral Presentation Prize 2020, virtual Winter

Meeting 2020 held 6^th to 8^th January 2021

 

Awardee	University	Oral Presentation Title
Ms Fiona Cronin	University of Limerick, Ireland	Investigating the Role of the Mesentery in the Innervation of the Gut and Enteric Nervous System

 

 

Young Investigator Winners 2019

The Young Investigator Oral Presentation Prize 2019, Winter Meeting of the Society at Lancaster University, was awarded to:

Ms Martyna Stasiewicz for her talk:

'Prevalence of Linburg-Comstock variation in a cohort of cadavers of Irish descent'

The Runner-Up Young Investigator Oral Presentation Prize 2019, Winter Meeting of the Society at Lancaster University, was awarded to:

Miss Claudia Santoni for her talk:

'Turning Points: cochlear development in the human embryo'

Young Investigator Winner 2018

The Young Investigator Oral Presentation Prize 2018, Winter Meeting of the Society at York University, was awarded to:

Mr Patrick Warren for his talk:

‘The morphology of the human prefemoral fat pad suggests that it aids patellar stabilisation in knee extension'.

Young Investigator Winners 2017

The Young Investigator Oral Presentation Prize 2017, Winter Meeting of the Society at Dundee University, was awarded to:

Ms Hannah Felstead for her talk:

‘Fibroblast growth factor 10 (FGF10) expressing cells generate new neurons and glial cells in the postnatal mouse cerebral cortex’




Professor Stefan Przyborski congratulating Ms Hannah Louise Felstead, winner of the Young Investigator Oral Presentation Prize 2017, AS Winter Meeting, Dundee, 2017

The Joint Runner-Up Young Investigator Oral Presentation Prize 2017, Winter Meeting of the Society at Dundee University, was awarded to:

Ms Samantha Goodchild for her talk: ‘Understanding the trabecular architecture within developing human lumbar vertebrae’

and

Mr Andrew Sanderson for his talk: ‘A high-density EMG investigation of changes in erector spinae activity during an endurance task’

Young Investigator Winners 2016

The Young Investigator Joint Oral Presentation Prize 2016, Winter Meeting of the Society at King's College London,  was awarded jointly to:

Mr Benjamin Jevans (University College London)

for his talk "Going with your gut: using Enteric Nervous System Stem Cells for spinal cord injury repair, utilising the chick as a model organism."  

&

 

Mr Jack Leese (Imperial College on London )

for his talk "An investigation of the anatomy on the Infrapatellar Fat Pad: a cadaveric study."

Young Investigator Winners 2015

The Young Investigator Joint Oral Presentation Prize 2015, Winter Meeting of the Society Cambridge,  was awarded to:

Ms Alison Thomson (University of Aberdeen)

for her talk ‘Organ Maturational and Developmental Pathologies in a Mouse Model of Severe SMA’. 

Ms Charlotte Burford (King’s College London and University of Cambridge)

for her talk  ‘Putting the handle back on the hammer:ossicle development in Professor Boyd’s embryos’.

Congratulations to Alison May, PhD student with Dr Abigail Tucker at Kings College London, on winning the Anatomical Society Young Investigator Oral Presentation Prize at the Winter Meeting of the Society in Newcastle for her paper

‘Fgf signaling in the control of craniofacial and tracheal gland development’.