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

human sensory neurons (red) that were created from induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) and cultured in a petri dish in the laboratory
Malte Sebastian Kaller's winning image for the Judges choice and Weird and Wonderful category

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