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Winners of Innovation Photography competition announced

Awards and Appointments Innovation

The results of the University's Innovation Photography competition have been announced, with two winners from the Medical Sciences Division.

Malte Sebastian Kaller's winning image for the Judges choice and Weird and Wonderful category

Congratulations to Malte Sebastian Kaller and Megan Bird, who both won prizes in the 'Picture This' Innovation Photography competition.

Malte Sebastian Kaller, DPhil student in the Nuffield Department of Clinical Neuroscience, won the Judges choice and Weird and Wonderful category, and was runner up for Inspiration and Discovery. 

Megan Bird, Research Assistant in Department of Experimental Psychology, won the Inspiration and Discovery category. 

See a full list of winners and photos (University of Oxford website)

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