This recognition highlights the academic's career in life sciences and his significant contribution to biological research at the international level. “From the world of plants and from Chile, it is a great honor to be included in this prestigious institution,” said the academic.
On the occasion of its 60th anniversary EmboRodrigo Gutierrez, professor at the University of California, has been appointed an associate member of the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO). This prestigious recognition celebrates excellence in research and Outstanding Achievements in Life Sciences.
he Academic at the Faculty of Biological Sciences It is also Acting Director of iBio Millennium Institute, Principal Investigator at the CRG Millennium Institute And Fellow of the Institute for Environment and Biodiversity.
EMBO, an internationally recognized organization promoting excellence in life sciences research, has selected 100 European scientists and 20 scientists from other parts of the world as new members or associate members this year. These scientists have been recognized for their significant contributions in diverse fields, From the spread of infectious diseases to plant adaptation to harsh environmentsPassing through the complexity of oceanic nutrient cycles and understanding cellular signaling networks, as well as the interrelationship between Brain biology and human emotions.
Fiona Watt, Director of EMBO, He commented: “EMBO’s new members and partners have made fundamental contributions to life sciences research, paving the way for Innovations that improve lives and livelihoods around the world. On our 60th anniversary, we celebrate the crucial role of EMBO membership in promoting international life sciences research and contributing to its programmes and activities. I sincerely congratulate all those selected.”
In celebration of this important event, the Council decided to EMBO invited members to nominate and elect 100 new members and 20 associate members.Those selected come from 37 countries or territories, reflecting the diversity and global reach of cutting-edge biological research. The new EMBO Members come from 24 Member States of EMBC, the intergovernmental organisation that funds EMBO’s core programmes and activities. The 20 new Associate Members represent 13 different countries or territories, including EMBO’s global collaboration partners.
