Undergraduate students from the School did us proud in the recent BiLT festival of undergraduate research. We are delighted to announce that two of our undergraduates won prizes. 

• Sofia Velazquez-Pimentel won first prize in the showcase for her animation:   Can Greek Mythology Provide a Fresh Perspective on Whether Neuroscientific Evidence on Pair Bonding Can Relate to Romantic Love? which you can watch here 
• Katie Cox won a prize for the most insightful comment or question. 

Four students gave oral presentations and a further four students submitted their work to the showcase. 

The student entries were: 

Talks 

Elizabeth Blyth (Neuroscience)  

Katie Cox (Neuroscience) 

Rachel Grey (Pharmacology) 

Omar Ouret Sorr (Neuroscience) 

Posters  

Ellen Clark (Neuroscience) 

Phyllis Tea Qing Yun (Pharmacology) 

Sofia Velazquez-Pimentel (Physiological Science)  

Callum Young (Neuroscience) 

Congratulations to all