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by Helen Gavaghan

NEWS ANALYSIS

Max Perutz Awards 2002

Email: Helen Gavaghan - gavers@supanet.com
News from The Scientist 2002, 3(1):20020530-03

Published 30 May 2002

YORKSHIRE — It's rare to find a scientist who can enthuse non-scientists about his or her work. But the winners of the 2002 Max Perutz Awards, announced on 27 May, have made a compelling case for learning about a chap called Pap, zipping closed wounds and the own goals of autoimmunity. The prize is intended to encourage research scientists to communicate their work to the general public and is sponsored by the UK's Medical Research Council.


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