New student committee members for 2018

The composition of the VPHi student committee for the upcoming year has now been finalised.

After the recent call for participation, four students have been selected to join the VPHi student committee for 2018.

Dewan Sarwar - Committee Chair - Auckland University 

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Alessia Pin - IRCCS - Burlo Garofolo Trieste (Italy)

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Britt van Rooij - University of Amsterdam 

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Peter Eltes - National Center for Spinal Disorders (Hungary)

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Jerome Noailly from UPF has been confirmed the Senior member of the committee and he will be coordinating the group in collaboration with the VPHi manager, Martina Contin.

The activities of the new committee will officially kick off on 17 Nov 2017 by teleconference, when the committee will start producing a plan for the upcoming year. Many interested news are to come! We will keep you posted.

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