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ISAG/IFAG Travel Bursaries Student Awards • Melina Anello, Argentina • Tatiana Maroilley, France • Rita Benítez, Spain • Alisha Massa, USA • Lydia Bosman, USA • Khanyisile Mdladla, South Africa • Bonnie Cantrell, USA • Aoi Noda, Japan • Praveen Chitneedi, Spain • Kaitlyn Perry, USA • Vania Costa, USA • Kisun Pokharel, Finland • Kimberly Davenport, USA • Christian Posbergh, USA • Paulina Eusebi, Spain • Valerie Sautron, France • Carrie Finno, USA • Minyan Song, China • Scott Funkhouser, USA • Nicole Tate, USA • Marta Gòdia, USA • Abdulfatai Tijjani, United Kingdom • Anne Hollmann, Germany • Agnese Viluma, Sweden • Linjun Hong, USA • Valentin Voillet, France • Justyna Horodyska, Ireland • Yuzhe Wang, China • Jeremy Howard, USA • Magretha Wang, South Africa • Asami Inoue, Japan • Kejun Wang, China • Xinzheng Jia, USA • Christin Wehrhahn, Germany • Fuki Kawaguchi, Japan • Melak Weldenegodguad, Finland • Colin Kern, USA • Julia Welzenbach, Germany • Filiz Korkmaz, USA • Yuanyuan Zhang, China • Raman Lawal, United Kingdom • Zhu Zhuo, USA • Rabia Letaief, France • Wenting Li, China 35th International Society for Animal Genetics Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah ISAG/IFAG Travel Bursaries Early Career Awards • Saif Agha, Egypt • Miri Cohen-Zinder, Israel • Gregorio de Camargo, Brazil • Martine Schroyen, USA • Xiang Zhou, USA • Deirdre Purfield, Ireland • Everestus Akanno, Canada • Bohani Mtileni, South Africa • Andrès Rogberg-Muñoz, Argentina • Mette Jacobsen, Denmark • Ntanganedzeni Mapholi, South Africa • Mehmet Ulas, USA 35th International Society for Animal Genetics Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah Yoshi Suzuki Award for best poster Abdulfatai Tijjani University of Nottingham for the abstract titled: Comparative genomics reveal common diversity and signature of positive selection in West African taurine cattle populations. 2016 ISAG Conference Salt Lake City, Utah 35th International Society for Animal Genetics Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah Poster Award Winners • Raman A. Lawal, University of Nottingham • Kyle M. Schachtschneider, Wageningen University • Zhu Zhuo, University of Delaware • Xinzheng Jia, Iowa State University • Kaitlyn R. Perry, Michigan State University • Agnese Viluma, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences • Paulina G. Eusebi, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona • Yuliaxis Ramayo‐Caldas, GABI, INRA, AgroParisTech, Université Paris‐Saclay • Praveen K. Chitneedi, University of León • Leonardo Murgiano, GIGA, Liege, Belgium • Tatiana Maroilley, GABI, INRA, AgroParisTech, Université Paris‐Saclay 35th International Society for Animal Genetics Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah.

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Nordsjøstevnet 2008
PRIZES WORTH NOK. 150.000,- City of Sports The first «North Sea Swim Meet», was arranged in 1973 as a result of the cooperation between Phillips Petroleum Co Norway and the Norwegian Swim Federation (NSF) together with Rogaland swimming union (RSK). It gave swimming in Rogaland, as well as in Norway as a whole, a real boost. A great number of Norwegian and international records have been set in the Stavanger Swim Hall during through the years. The most spectacular of these is the world record set in 1993 by Angel Martino in 100 m backstroke and a total of 11 Norwegian records were set during the 2005 short course Norwegian Championship, in the 2006 North Sea Meat 12 national records and 4 world IPC records were set. North Sea Meet has through the 38 years achieved the status as one of four national swimming highlights and is a qualifying meet for the European Short Course Swimming Championships in December. Among top international swimmers who have come to compete in Stavanger we can mention Jenny Thompson, Marcel Wouda. Mark Veens, Mette Jacobsen, Tommy Werner, Karl Heinz Klenz, Antje Buschshulte, Martin Gustavsson, Hinkelien Schreuder, Petra Granlund, Aleksander Hetland, Norway’s Olympic medal winners from Beijing 2008 Alexander Dale Oen and Sara Nordenstam. Rogaland swimming union has together with the local community brought the North Sea Meet up to the excellent standard that swimmers have grown to expect. The North Sea Swim Meet achieved great popularity and status with both Norwegian and foreign swimmers. Stavanger Swim Hall is renowned for its special atmosphere and for being a very fast pool.
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