WINNER: The YSJ Poster Competition (Chemistry)
May 25
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We are glad to announce that Isabella has won the annual YSJ Poster competition. Read a bit more about her and see her poster below!
My name is Isabella Furness and I’m a 6th form student at Denstone College. I study Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics at A level and my ambition is to study Medicine at University and to become a doctor.
I was first fascinated by graphene and its “wonder” properties when I was 12. My particular interest is in the applications of graphene and graphene-based materials in medicine, which has consequently inspired my project. I was interested to investigate if graphene/graphite has stain reduction properties which could be researched further and potentially applied in medicine/dentistry.
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