Congratulations to AJ Wing, PhD, and Greg Farnum on receiving an EBS Award!

Author | Elisabeth Paymal

Every year, the Endowment for Basic Sciences (EBS) recognizes a faculty and a research staff with an award. This year, in DCMB, Anthony J Wing, PhD, was recognized with a Teaching Award, and Greg Farnum with a Research Staff Award.

AJ Wing and Greg Farnum receive EBS awards

AJ Wing, PhD, (left) and Greg Farnum (right)

Anthony J Wing, PhD, is Lecturer III in Computational Medicine and Bioinformatics.

Greg Farnum is a lab manager in the Athey Lab.

The Endowment for Basic Sciences (EBS) supports basic science departments and units at the University of Michigan Medical School. The EBS facilitates interactions between the participating units for the benefit of all the participating units. Together, this group develops new research initiatives, facilitates collaborations and partnerships, and contributes to the recruitment of faculty. It recognizes outstanding individual contributions with the EBS Research Staff Award and the EBS Teaching Award.

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Anthony J. Wing

Anthony J Wing

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Gregory Farnum

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