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Reporter
 Issue 141, 26 May 2004
Contents
Novel partnership tackles HIV/AIDS«
Cash boost for Boing Boing«
An Olympic clash of the titans«
Magnetic treatment for spinal cord injuries«
Spotlight on spin-outs I«
Spotlight on spin-outs II«
New prize remembers Harvey Flower«
Key life cycle switch in malaria parasite«
Team ready to rise to University Challenge«
A Living Yearbook highlights student activities«
The golden Gidoomal touch«
The problem buster«
Faculty Building represents 'better way of working together'«
Party time for volunteers«
The e-learning symposium«
Time for that new College folder«
Sue's champagne celebration«
Awards 'a celebration of talent hard work and achievement'«
Learning to take the stress out of life…«
A trip with the rector«
Wye's riding team stays the course«
Smiles on their faces«
In Brief«
Media Spotlight«
What's on«
Noticeboard«

Smiles on their faces

Imperial staff and chemistry and biology PhD students with smiles on their faces - Jodie Waterhouse, programme development officer with Exscitec, Mags Christie, Exscitec mentor and Institute of Cancer Research programme development officer, and Annalisa Massara, widening participation project officer, put the finishing touches to their gowns. "It's a combination of 13 years' sweat and tears but we don't regret it for a minute. Now we're just waiting for the champagne," they announced before attending the postgraduate awards ceremony in the Royal Albert Hall.
 
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