| Syngenta ABSW
Science Writers' Awards 2004 |
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| The best feature on science subject in a national or regional newspaper |
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Oliver Gillie
for “ Sunny D ” published in ‘ The Independent On Sunday ' on 25th January 2004 |
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Tim Radford
for “ Touching the Void ” published in ‘ The Guardian ' on 22nd July 2004 |
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Ian Sample
for “ The Time of Your Life ” published in ‘ The Guardian ' on 1st July 2004 . |
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| The best feature on science subject in a specialist periodical |
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Peter Aldhous
for “ Borneo is Burning ” published in ‘ Nature ' on 11th November 2004 |
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Carina Dennis
for “ Deaf by Design ” published in ‘ Nature ' on 21st October 2004 |
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Graham Lawton & Helen Phillips
for “ The Intoxication Instinct ” published in ‘ New Scientist ' on 13th November 2004 |
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Ian Stewart
for “ In the Lap of the Gods ” published in ‘ New Scientist ' on 25th September 2004 |
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| The best journalism on a science subject: |
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Pallab Ghosh
for “ Cambridge Primate Research ” broadcast on ‘ BBC News ' on 27th January 2004 |
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Julian Rush
for “ British American Tobacco - scientific evidence destroyed ” broadcast on ‘ Channel 4 News ' on 4th October 2004 |
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Ian Sample & Rob Evans
for “ Wired Awake. Provigil is a drug able to keep pilots and combat troops awake for days ” published in ‘ The Guardian ' on 29th July 2004 |
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| The best scripted/edited radio programme on a science subject |
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Louise Dalziel
for “ Behind the Superficial: The Forth Road Bridge ” broadcast on ‘ BBC Radio 4 ' on 1st September 2004 |
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Anne McNaught & Sue Nelson
for “ The Harvard Computers ” broadcast on ‘ BBC Radio 4 ' on 10th March 2004 |
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Martin Redfern
for “ The New Space Race 3: Humans in Space ” broadcast on ‘ BBC Radio 4 ' on 7th July 2004 |
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| The best television programme on a science subject |
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No entries were shortlisted in this category |
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| The best science writing on the World Wide Web |
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Jo Marchant, Michael Hopkin, Charlotte Westney & Henry Gee
for “ Flores Man ” published on ‘ www.nature.com ' on 27th October 2004 |
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Helen Pearson & the News Team
for “ US Election 2004 ” published on ‘ www.nature.com ' on 15th September 2004 |
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| The best communication of science in a non-science context |
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Philip Ball
for “ What is Life? Can we make it? ” published in ‘ Prospect ' on 1 st August 2004 |
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Jeremy Grange
for “ First Impressions ” broadcast on ‘ BBC Radio 4 ' on 20 th September 2004 . |
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Oliver Morton
for “ Geoscience on Parade ” published in ‘ Prospect ' on 1st January 2004 . |
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Adrian Washbourne
for “ Acoustic Shadows ” broadcast on ‘ BBC Radio 4 ' on 14th September 2004 . |
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