Survey of the Australian New Zealand Society for Extracellular Vesicles (ANZSEV) Community
Hourigan, L.; Danielson, K.; Cheng, L.
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The Australian New Zealand Society for Extracellular Vesicles (ANZSEV) was formally established in 2021 as a regional society for EV researchers. The society holds an annual meeting showcasing world-class research, provides opportunities for local and international networking and collaboration, actively supports a network of ECRs, holds mini-symposiums and provides various opportunities for mentorship and awards for members. As an accompaniment to a recent project to outline the societys history, a survey of ANZSEV members and its broader network was conducted. Forty individuals responded to the survey with results shining a light on the composition, interests and beliefs of the ANZSEV community.
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