Awards & Funding

The Hugo Bellen and Catherine Tasnier Drosophila Neurogenetics Lecture is a brand new award by GSA that recognizes a postdoc or assistant professor for their outstanding achievements in genetics as applied to neuroscience in Drosophila.

Develop models to predict corn yield in the 2024 G2F trials based on the current G2F dataset and other publicly available data for the chance to win a $4,000 prize and expenses paid for international meeting attendance.

In 2022, three recipients were recognized for their scientific creativity, originality, and leadership in making new scientific discoveries. Where are they now?

This award is a career development research award intended to inspire and support new generations of women in the field of genetics.

The Society Awards are GSA's highest honor celebrating scientific achievement across career stages, from early career to lifetime achievement.

Luciano Marraffini will discuss CRISPR-CARF immunity and sacrificing the host for the benefit of the population.

The award will recognize and reward research teams who propose and execute innovative secondary analysis and data reuse to generate novel scientific findings and create a valuable set of case studies and examples that can be used by the broader research community.

The initiative highlights the significant role that data reuse plays in generating novel scientific findings and providing valuable case studies for the broader research community.

These awards honor original, visually stunning photographs, illustrations, data visualizations, or videos that effectively communicate an important aspect of 21st-century biological research.

This award is presented each year to an outstanding recent graduate who has completed a PhD in an area of Drosophila research.

This award helps support costs for undergraduates presenting their Drosophila research at the Annual Drosophila Research Conference, to be held in March 2025.