CaféScientifique is a nationwide network of groups for
the informal discussion of scientific issues
Results of 2021 CaféSci, Launceston
"Young Scientist of
the Year"
Winner:
Grace Phippard Paediatric Hypersensitivity Disorders
Runner- up: Chloe Vickery Myostatin Gene Expression and its Effects on
British Charolais
Highly Commended: Ellie Clements Liquid Crystals
Ted Kenyon Hysteresis of a Rubber Band
2021 Members' Choice
Winner: Edward Lancaster How Do Machines Learn?
Runner – up: Ellie Clements Liquid Crystals
Highly Commended: Ted Kenyon Hysteresis of a Rubber Band
Connor Leatherbarrow Van Allen Radiation Belts
The winners of each category win £100.00 and runners-up
£50.00 each together with a certificate.
Those highly commended win certificates.
Each contestant who has not otherwise won a certificate is awarded a Certificate
of Participation in recognition of the hard work and effort required to
enter such a competition.
Both the panel of judges and members have commented on
the high standards of research and presentation shown by this year’s contestants.
They are all to be congratulated and CaféSci, Launceston
applauds them for taking part in yet another very difficult school year
Following the cyber attack on our June meeting, Daniel le Corre who recently
graduated from the University of Kent with first class honours has kindly
agreed to give his talk “Titan & Pluto's Moments in the Sun” again
by Zoom on Tuesday 27 July.
Co-ordinates and password will be sent to you
by email shortly