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Announcement: The award winners of the prestigious EHA-ASH Translational Research in Hematology Training Award are selected
The winners of the TRTH 2015 Awards are:
Name
Nationality
Name
Nationality
Ileana Antony-Debre
French
Jean-Baptiste Micol
French
Pavan Bachireddy
American
Christopher Ott
American
Lucile Couronné
French
Carsten Riether
German
Moniek de Witte
Dutch
Anindita Roy
British
Ammon Fager
American
Melody Smith
American
Gillian Horne
British
Zuzana Tothova
Slovakian
Moonjung Jung
South Korea
Marcin Wlodarski
Polish
Jonas Samuel Jutzi
Swiss - German
Yuh-Ying Yeh
Taiwanese
Milka Koupenova-Zamor
American - Bulgarian
Sasan Zandi
Iranian
Marwan Kwok
British
Patricia Maiso
Spain
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