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Postgraduate Research Days March 2010 -Prize Winners

The 2010 annual Pharmacy Postgraduate Research Days were held in the Redwood Building on Tuesday 23rd March and Wednesday 24th March.  A total of 19 third year PhD students presented their work in the Pharmacy Lecture Theatre as 10 minute oral presentations, whilst 12 of their second year colleagues had prepared presentations for the Poster Session held the afternoon before in the Redwood Cyber Cafe.

Programme for both days  

 

Professor Malcolm Mason, Head of Oncology & Palliative Medicine in the University, who was a guest judge for the posters, said after the event:

"It was heartening to see so many talented young scientists working on projects that really make a difference to human health. A thoroughly worthwhile and enjoyable day".

Two posters and three oral presentations were awarded prizes by a panel drawn from the academic staff with Prof Mason

 

PGResearchDay2010-Prizewinners with Prof Mason & Dr Kidd  591.8 Kb

 

The five prize winners pictures with Prof. Mason and Dr Emma Kidd (who organised the event)

 

Poster Prize winners for 2nd year PhD students were as follows (in alphabetical order):

 

 

Charles Cox 

 

E. coli under pressure: Tales of an Amateur Mechanosensor

CD Cox, NC Henney, IB Holland, AK Campbell & KT Wann

 

Edward Hayes 

 

Acquired Resistance to Tamoxifen Promotes an Angiogenic Phenotype in Breast Cancer Cells

Edward Hayes, Robert I. Nicholson, Stephen Hiscox

 

Oral presentations prizes for 3rd year students were as follows (in alphabetical order):

 

PGResearchDay2010-Jenna Bowen & Prof Mason
Jenna Bowen

Peptide-Polymer Hybrids as Antibody Mimetics

Jenna Bowen, Mark Gumbleton and Christopher J. Allender

 

 

 

PGResearchDay2010-Alexander Henson & Prof Mason
Alexander Henson

Anti-Leukaemia Drugs in Breast Cancer: A New Use for Old Drugs?

Alexander Henson, Claire Simons, Iain Hutcheson and Emma Kidd

 

 

 

 

PGResearchDay2010-Marc Kelly Presenting
Marc A. Kelly

Development of Biomimetic Polymers to Detect Prion Protein    

Marc A. Kelly, Mark Gumbleton and Christopher J. Allender