Maya Wins Best Poster Award at ISFN

We are proud to announce that Maya has been awarded the Best Poster Award at the Israel Society for Neuroscience (ISFN) Conference for her outstanding work on "A Novel Method for Tracking Neuronal Autophagy in the Intact Mouse Brain."

Winning the Best Poster Award at ISFN is a prestigious recognition, highlighting both the scientific impact and innovation of a research project. This award is given to researchers whose work demonstrates exceptional novelty, rigorous methodology, and significant contributions to the field of neuroscience. Maya’s poster showcased a cutting-edge technique for visualizing and tracking autophagic processes in neurons within a living brain, paving the way for deeper insights into neurodegenerative diseases and cellular homeostasis.

Her achievement reflects the dedication and excellence of our lab in advancing neuroscience research, and we are thrilled to see her contributions recognized at such a high level. Congratulations, Maya, on this well-deserved honor!