Dr James Reihill (Senior Research Fellow, QUB) has been shortlisted for the 2021 Vice-Chancellor’s Research Prize in the Postdoctoral Researcher category. The awards aim to recognise and reward individuals or groupings of researchers, and research support staff, at various stages of career, who demonstrate exceptional leadership in the areas of research, engagement and impact. BREATH students and colleagues all wishing good luck.
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BREATH Research Staff Shortlisted for Vice-Chancellor’s Prize
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Retired journalist gives valuable insight into his life with COPD
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