Naomi Moris wins EuroStemCell prize — Department of Genetics

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last modified Sep 24, 2013 10:11 AM

Naomi Moris, a Graduate student in the Martinez Arias Group has won the prize for the graphic non-fiction section in the EuroStemCell stem cell writing competition for 2013. Her entry, 'Getting the Ball Rolling' explains how scientists can use stem cells to answer fundamental questions.

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