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Science Communication Prize (1)
Each year, we look to identify and celebrate outstanding science communicators with an annual Science Communication Prize. We invite students to submit a written or media entry, which discusses a topic in the biosciences, aimed at the general public.
In 2022, the Science Communication Prize opened in two categories: one for written pieces and one for pieces in a media format, and was open to foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Watch and read the winning entries from 2022 below.
Stay tuned for details of the prize for 2023!
![Still image from the video showing toilet roll with the words 'Rolling out vaccines' in green](/media/q3onosj1/rosanna-culver.jpg?width=872&height=454&rnd=133147136529670000)
![Still from the video with the text 'How Covid-19 spiked the interest for structural biology'](/media/bwcliccx/leonardo-feletto.jpg?width=872&height=454&rnd=133147136529970000)
![Still from the video depicting an image of a girl with the words 'every cell in your body contains protein'](/media/vufnpfst/martyna-kasprzyk.jpg?width=872&height=454&rnd=133147136530370000)
“By entering this competition, I was able to help bridge complicated vaccinology concepts to the general public. This project not only allowed fun engagement with science communication, but also helped me refresh my epidemiology knowledge for my upcoming dissertation on eradicating infectious diseases.
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![Rosanna Culver, winner of the Science Communication Prize video category 2022](/media/mr4lrm3b/rosanna-culver.png?width=266&height=266&rnd=133147136445200000)
Biomedical Sciences undergraduate student
![Empty plate with cutlery](/media/tnnhwtxy/microsoftteams-image-3.png?width=872&height=454&rnd=133147136678100000)
![Newspaper article for The Stem Press](/media/sphgywzn/microsoftteams-image-7.png?rxy=0.5098528916561573,0.3702601441855899&width=872&height=454&rnd=133147136669600000)
![Microorganism being investigated by a scientist](/media/tmsbnzvf/microsoftteams-image-2.png?width=872&height=454&rnd=133147136665400000)
“I would like to provide new insights into this topic addressed to general public, mainly to the sufferers and their close-ones, to help them understand this issue. I hope that my article could encourage them to seek help because anorexia nervosa is a life-threatening disease.
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![Zuzana Osifová, winner of the Science Communication Prize written category in 2022](/media/d2ohfsgd/headshot_osifova.jpg?width=266&height=266&rnd=133147136691230000)
PhD student in Organic Chemistry
![Blackboard with scientific writing behind a table full of books, pencils and scientific flasks](/media/eqlfi1sd/microsoftteams-image.png?rxy=0.49993712758233244,0.7428592899825107&width=872&height=454&rnd=133147136426500000)
![Science communicator talking to school children about genetics at a science fair](/media/dyujjhus/publicengagementpic1.jpg?width=872&height=454&rnd=133147136434200000)
![three young children looking through a microscope](/media/svkfhf32/outreach.jpg?width=872&height=454&rnd=133147136443700000)