| RES STUDENT AWARD | |
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| Award Criteria | Any article about an Entomological topic that would be of interest to the general public. The article to be easy to read, in a popular style and no longer than 800 words. |
| Prize | Winner £300, runner up £200, third place £100, all three articles published in 'Antenna'. |
| Eligibility | Full time students. |
| Cycle | Annual, entries accepted until 31st December, winner/s announced early in the following year. |
| Adjudication | Three Fellows of the Society. |
| Entry | Entry forms downloadable or available from the Society. All entries to the Registrar. |
| RES STUDENT AWARD PRIZEWINNERS | |
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Prizewinners for the Student Essay Award 2009 are as follows:- | |
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FIRST PRIZE £300 |
Lue Cuttiford - Imperial College |
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RUNNER UP £200 |
Borame Dickens - Imperial College London |
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THIRD PRIZE £100 |
Chris Ayre - University of Plymouth |
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Prizewinners for the Student Essay Award 2008 are as follows:- | |
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FIRST PRIZE £300 |
Chris Hassall - University of Liverpool “Dragon flies and man” |
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RUNNER UP £200 |
Lindsay McMenemy - SCRI Invergowie “One way or another: Blondie’s infectious record explains plant-virus interactions” |
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THIRD PRIZE £100 |
Nina Stanczyk - Rothamsted Research “If I drink beer will the mosquitoes stop biting me?” |
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Prizewinners for the Student Essay Award 2007 are as follows:-: | |
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FIRST PRIZE £250 |
John James Wilson - University of Guelph, CA, USA “Biodiversity in Crisis: Butterflies get Barcodes” |
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RUNNER UP £150 |
Jo-Anne Nina Sewlal - University of the West Indies “Ants: who is using whom” |
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THIRD PRIZE £100 |
Mohammed Shebl Elfattah - Kyushu University, Japan “Ancient Egyptian Beekeeping” |
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Prizewinners for the Student Essay Award 2006 are as follows:-: | |
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FIRST PRIZE £250 |
Rebecca Nesbit - Rothamsted Research “You are what you eat in the butterfly world” |
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RUNNER UP £150 |
Elizabeth Franklin - Universtiy of Plymouth “Ants go through moving stress too” |
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THIRD PRIZE £100 |
Isobel Jones - University of Plymouth “Gardeners of the Rainforest” |
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The President, Officers and Trustees congratulate the winners and offer thanks to all the entrants for a most interesting selection of essays. | |



