Vivian Gama receives Seeding Success Grant
On May 31st, Vivian Gama, Ph.D. was informed that her proposal “Mitochondrial fission defects drive disruptive neurogenesis in the rare disease EMPF1” was awarded a $120,000 Seeding Success Grant.
On May 31st, Vivian Gama, Ph.D. was informed that her proposal “Mitochondrial fission defects drive disruptive neurogenesis in the rare disease EMPF1” was awarded a $120,000 Seeding Success Grant.
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