Elizabeth Blackburn will receive the 2009 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
She shares the prize with Carol W. Greider and Jack W. Szostak “for the discovery of how chromosomes are protected by telomeres and the enzyme telomerase.”
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We are a specialist science communication and public relations business. We help you communicate complex ideas simply to the public, media, government, and industry; on any platform from social media, to media, pitches, publications, events and conferences.
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Feedback and Testimonials
Recent comments from our media training workshops:
Sarah is an excellent communicator. I usually find it difficult to engage in a full day's course, but I did not feel that way at this course.
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Really liked the way you trained everyone on their field to help them on their research and how they can maximise it.
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I think we should receive this kind of training since graduate studies.
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Sarah's structure of the course, specific insight and understanding of science, her contacts and common mistakes made in communication were great and furthered my skills in this area.
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This is one of the best science communication courses I have ever encountered. It teaches all research to think out of box and really simplify their research in lay man's language. I will highly recommend this to anyone looking to learn more about science communication.
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