Margaret C. Etter Student Lecturer Awards 2021

Each Scientific Interest Group (SIG) and the Canadian Division have the opportunity to invite one student to receive an award and to present a lecture in one of the sessions organized by that SIG. Selections are based upon submitted abstracts and are independent of whether the student presenter originally requested an oral or poster presentation. Award winners are determined by the elected officers of the SIGs. Students who accept the invitation will receive a monetary award of $250, which is independent of any requests for support via the ACA Travel Awards.

	Title: Applications of Microfluidic Mixers for Time-Resolved SAXS and Crystallography Experiments Author: Kara Zielinski Presented In: 2.1.4 Frontiers in SAS
	Title: Structurally investigating a niche pathway for chemical reversal of proline hydroxylation in the pathogen C. difficile Author: Lindsey Backman Presented In: 4.1.5 Structural Biology of Infectious Diseases
	Title: Advances in modelling continuous heterogeneity from single particle cryo-EM data Author: Ali Punjani Presented In: 2.1.3 Latest software developments in cryo-EM
	Title: Advances in heterogeneous reconstruction with cryoDRGN Author: Ellen Zhong Presented In: 2.1.3 Latest software developments in cryo-EM
	Title: Structure based design of degraders Author: Radoslaw Nowak Presented In: 3.2.3 Evolution and Impact of Targeted Protein Degradation in Industry
	Title: Protein synchronization methods and considerations: light activation and rapid mixing Author: Diana Monteiro Presented In: 1.2.1 Instrumentation for Time-Resolved Experiments
	Title: Exploring aliovalent substitutions in the lithium halide superionic conductor Li3-xIn1-xZrxCl6 (0 ≤ x ≤ 0.5) Author: Bianca Helm Presented In: 1.2.2 Materials for Sustainability and Energy
	Title: Centers of Spatial and Time Inversion Symmetry in Magnetoelectric Crystalline Materials Author: Stephanie Gnewuch Presented In: 2.1.4 Magnetic Structure Determination: Advances and Applications
	Title:  Elucidating Ionic Mobility in Multivalent Spinel Oxides Author: Megan Murphy Presented In: 1.1.4 Total Scattering: New Insights in Condensed Matter
	Title: Avoiding Sample Collisions with Puck Visualization for MX Author: Samuel Clark
	Title: Classification of tissue variations in X-ray scanning microdiffraction from thin sections of human brain Author:  Abdullah Al Bashit Presented In: 4.1.1 BioWAXS: experiment and interpretation
	Title: Understanding Intermetallic Intergrowths and Reactivity: Chemical Pressure-Driven Epitaxy Between Domain Interfaces Author: Kyana Sanders Presented In: 4.1.2 Cool Structures
	Title: The TELSAM Protein Polymer significantly Improves the Speed of Crystallization of target proteins Author: Sara Soleimani Presented In: 1.1.1 General Interest