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Hannah Tedds, a 2014 Birmingham MIBTP student, was recently published in New Phytologist.

Anna York, a 2014 MIBTP student, registered at Warwick co-authored a paper as a result of her public engagement activites.

Tommy, a member of the Warwick 2013 cohort, has had numerous papers published over the last year as a result of his research.

Matthew Jackson, 2014 Birmingham student wwas awarded Best Poster Prize at the International School and Conference on Network Science (NetSci) in Seoul, South Korea, which was awarded by Nature Communications.

Jonathan Smith, Leicester 2013 student, has won two writing prizes, which he attributes to the experience he gained during his PIPS placement in the editing team at Research Media Ltd during his training year.

Anna Gonzalez Gil, Warwick 2015 student, was awarded 1st Prize for the Poster presentation at the SCI Young Researches in Crop Sciences (14th of July of 2016).

Tommy, a 2013 cohort Warwick student, was invited by The Physiology Society and the American Physiological Society to present his experience in science communication training and activity development in Africa.

Julia Lipecki, Warwick 2015 student, was 2nd author on a paper, published as a result of her mini-project; which was undertaken during her training year of the MIBTP programme.

Alexandra Matthews, Birmingham 2014 student, has has three publications over the last year.

Esther Ogunniyi (Warwick 2013 student) has had a successful year (2016 / 17) in terms of awards and papers.

MIBTP students won numerous awards at the recent Warwick School of Life Sciences Student Symposium.

Dan Cooper, a Warwick MIBTP student in the 2015 cohort, recently co-authored a paper on eNeuro.

Jack Connolly, MIBTP 2013 student based at Birmingam was part of a team that won the Post-graduate Enterprise Summer School, a course he took part in as part of the PGCARMS at Birmingham.

Charlotte Rich, Maura DiMartino, Elspeth Ransom win at the Biotechnology Yes Competition.

Jonathan Smith, MIBTP 2013 cohort Leicester student, has just been awarded 1st prize at the Royal Entomological Society student awards. The completition criteria was to write an article about an entomological topic that would be of interest to the general public. Jonathan's winning entry was entitled Bombardier beetles: Superheroes of the insect world for which he won £400.