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Emma Rawlins wins Tickle medal

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Dr Emma Rawlins Group Leader & Public Engagement Ambassador

25.02.22 The British Society for Developmental Biology (BSDB) announces Emma Rawlins as winner of the 2022 Cheryll Tickle medal for outstanding achievements in developmental biology with her work on lung development and regeneration.

Emma will give her medal talk at the BSDB‘s Spring meeting in Warwick, to be held jointly with the British Society for Cell Biology.

Join me in congratulating Emma Rawlins for being awarded the BSDB Cheryll Tickle medal for outstanding achievements in the field of developmental biology, a very well deserved honour!

Julie Ahringer
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