Daigoro Moriwaki Award
Winners of the 11th Daigoro Moriwaki Award
"Daigoro Moriwaki Award", which was established in 2001 (JDRC5), recognizes excellent researchers from all of the early-career presenters (oral and poster) in JDRC.
Grand Prize
Hina Kosakamoto | RIKEN
“Sensing of the non-essential amino acid tyrosine governs the response to dietary protein intake in Drosophila”
First Prize
Rina Nagata | Kyoto University
“Mechanism of non-cell autonomous autophagy that governs cell competition”
Second Prize
Saki Naito | RIKEN
“Enhanced longevity through muscle hypercontraction”
Kenichi Ishii | University of Tokyo
“A proto-oncogene homolog "nervy" mediates experience-dependent suppression of aggression”
Poster Prize
Nagisa Matsuda | Hiroshima University
“Chemosensation is necessary to control cannibalistic behavior in Drosophila larvae”
"Daigoro Moriwaki Award", which was established in 2001 (JDRC5), recognizes excellent researchers from all of the early-career presenters (oral and poster) in JDRC.
Grand Prize
Hina Kosakamoto | RIKEN
“Sensing of the non-essential amino acid tyrosine governs the response to dietary protein intake in Drosophila”
First Prize
Rina Nagata | Kyoto University
“Mechanism of non-cell autonomous autophagy that governs cell competition”
Second Prize
Saki Naito | RIKEN
“Enhanced longevity through muscle hypercontraction”
Kenichi Ishii | University of Tokyo
“A proto-oncogene homolog "nervy" mediates experience-dependent suppression of aggression”
Poster Prize
Nagisa Matsuda | Hiroshima University
“Chemosensation is necessary to control cannibalistic behavior in Drosophila larvae”
