Philip Ewels from the Department of Biochemistry for ‘The role of sorting nexin-1 in Salmonella invasion’ (The AstraZeneca Award for the Best Biology or Biotechnology Student, judged by the Institute of Biology);
Niall Oswald from the Department of Electronic Engineering for a ‘"More-Electric" Formula 1 Gearbox' (The e2v Award for the Best Electronic Engineering Student, judged by the Institution of Engineering and Technology). You can read more about this project in a separate news item.
Two other Bristol undergraduates were shortlisted in their categories:
Ben Truscott from the School of Chemistry (The 3M Award for the Best Chemistry Student, judged by the Royal Society of Chemistry);
Jason Mayes from the Department of Computer Science (The IET Award for the Best IT Student, judged by the Institution of Engineering and Technology).