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Biochemistry student wins place in FameLab finals

Awards and Appointments

A set of cardboard cut-out waves has helped Biochemisty DPhil student Jonny Brooks-Bartlett land a place in the National Finals of FameLab, the quick-paced science communication competition.

Jonny, a second-year student on the Systems Biology DTC programme working in the lab of Elspeth Garman, will compete against other regional finalists at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London on April 23.

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