HEAS Member wins Poster Price
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HEAS Member Michelle Haemmerle recently won a poster prize for her work on the ‚Monkeypox virus in museum samples of orangutans‘ at the VDSEE Symposium in the University of Vienna Biology Building (UBB). The publication the poster was based on was published earlier this month.