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RDM image competition winners announced

Awards and Appointments

Polly Whitworth from the Oxford Cardiovascular Clinical Research Facility© Elisa Vergari

The winners of the Radcliffe Department of Medicine image competition were announced earlier this week. Images were submitted in two categories: scientific and non-scientific. Runners up were also acknowledged.

Read more (Radcliffe Department of Medicine website)

 

Photo: Elisa Vergari (OCDEM) - An image of Polly Whitworth from the Oxford Cardiovascular Clinical Research Facility retrieving precious clinical samples from the -80C freezer

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