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 2012 are as follows:-

FIRST PRIZE £350

Ciarán Pollard - National University of Ireland, Maynooth

The trials and tribulations of a researcher - the case of the mysterious iron capsules

RUNNER UP £250

Isobel Routledge - Oxford University (Wadham College)

Parasitic Puppetry: Modification of Host Behaviour

THIRD PRIZE £150

Kayla Barnes - LSTM

Prizewinners for the Student Essay Award 2011 are as follows:-

FIRST PRIZE £350

Lizzie Elliot, University of Plymouth

A not so brief encounter. My tentative steps into the world of classification

RUNNER UP £250

Karina Vanadzina, University of Warwick

Engineering the Brocade of Life: What it Takes to Be a 21st Century Silkworm

THIRD PRIZE £150

Maria Grant, University of Plymouth

Ultrasonic Battles - the ancient sonar arms race between prey and predator.

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