JSM Newsflashes win prizes
Two first-year JSM (Junior Scientific Masterclass) students in Sebo Withoff's mentor group (2014) have won prizes at the concluding symposium on May 12th. One of the students' exercises was to write and present a Newsflash (2-3 pages on a scientific breakthrough, written for the layman). The students could choose a recent paper to base their newsflash on. Seth Tabishgou won the report prize (€250). Bob Schut was runner-up for the presentation prize. See their JSM newsflashes:
Franken yeast: The man-made chromosome by Seth Tabishgou
Drug holiday by Bob Schut
| Last modified: | 14 December 2023 08.16 a.m. |
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