BactiVax researcher Eliza Kramarska wins 1st place in the Marie Curie Alumni Association – Italy Chapter SciComm talk series

Well done to our BactiVax ESR, Eliza Kramarska, who earlier this year won the first place in the Marie Curie Alumni Association – Italy Chapter SciComm talk series award for the COVID-19 vaccination campaign. Eliza is a doctoral candidate based at the National Research Council - Institute of Biostructures and Bioimaging in Naples, Italy. In addition to her research on the structural and functional characterisation of novel vaccine antigens, Eliza also takes part in vaccine advocacy and science communication initiatives.

The Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) is an international non-profit association with a global network of researchers, who have benefited or are benefitting from the Marie Sklodowska Curie Actions. Currently, MCAA hass 33 chapters in different countries and represents a community of over 19,000 members.

 

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