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RES Student Award

RES STUDENT AWARD
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 £350, runner up £250, third place £150, all three articles published in 'Antenna'.
Eligibility Undergraduates and postgraduates on both full and part-time study.
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. Electronic attachment preferred, with Student I.D. to the Registrar email: bill@royensoc.co.uk

 

RES STUDENT AWARD PRIZEWINNERS

Prizewinners for the Student Essay Award 2010 are as follows:-

FIRST PRIZE £300

Beatrice Cockbain - Magdalen College, Oxford.

How to Attract a Mate: Stomach Swelling and the Risks of Sex

RUNNER UP £200

Ben Jarrett - Imperial College, London

Sleeping Beauty"

THIRD PRIZE £100

Nick Balfour - Imperial College, London

Of Kings and Queens

Prizewinners for the Student Essay Award 2009 are as follows:-

FIRST PRIZE £300

Lue Cuttiford - Imperial College

Insects: The incidental investigators.

RUNNER UP £200

Borame Dickens - Imperial College London

Carmine: The Colour of Desire?."

THIRD PRIZE £100

Chris Ayre - University of Plymouth

WANTED

Prizewinners for the Student Essay Award 2008 are as follows:-

FIRST PRIZE £300

Chris Hassall - University of Liverpool

Dragon flies and man

RUNNER UP £200

Lindsay McMenemy - SCRI Invergowie

One way or another: Blondies infectious record explains plant-virus interactions

THIRD PRIZE £100

Nina Stanczyk - Rothamsted Research

If I drink beer will the mosquitoes stop biting me?

Prizewinners for the Student Essay Award 2007 are as follows:-:

FIRST PRIZE £250

John James Wilson - University of Guelph, CA, USA

Biodiversity in Crisis: Butterflies get Barcodes

RUNNER UP £150

Jo-Anne Nina Sewlal - University of the West Indies

Ants: who is using who

THIRD PRIZE £100

Mohammed Shebl Elfattah - Kyushu University, Japan

Ancient Egyptian Beekeeping