TJ Singh, who is a 4th year PhD student presented his poster "Blood, Bugs and Medical Devices: In Search of Next-Generation Biomaterials" to a selection of MPs and guests interested in science and technology at the SET for Britain Biological and Biomedical Sciences exhibition session held at the House of Commons on 7th March 2016. Taranjit was shortlisted from hundreds of applicants to appear in Parliament.
Taranjit Singh
The Parliamentary and Scientific Committee runs the event in collaboration with the Royal Society of Biology, the Royal Academy of Engineering, the Royal Society of Chemistry, the Institute of Physics, The Physiological Society and the Council for Mathematical Sciences, with financial support from Essar, the Clay Mathematics Institute, Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG), the Institute of Biomedical Science, the Bank of England and the Society of Chemical Industry.
The competition is open to early stage or early career researchers, which includes university research students, postgraduates, research assistants, postdocs, research fellows, newly-appointed lecturers, part-time and mature students, returners, those people embarking on a second career, and their equivalent in national, public sector and industrial laboratories, and appropriate final year undergraduate and MSc students, all of whom are engaged in scientific, engineering, technological or medical research.
Posted on Thursday 10th March 2016