Congratulations to Gates Alumnus Colin Russell (PhD Zoology 2002) for winning the prestigious Royal Society University Research Fellowship. To find out more about this fellowship please see http://royalsociety.org/funding.asp?id=1121
Gates Alumnus wins a Royal Society University Research Fellowship
- May 28, 2009
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