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Latest winner in our Research is Beautiful competition

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August's winner of Cancer Research UK's Research is Beautiful image competition is Davide Rossetti, a PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge. His image presents a tumor in the act of developing within the esophagus. Davide's work focuses on oesophageal cancer and he is under the guidance of Maria Alcolea's research group.

In the image, mutant cells are highlighted with bright yellow, red, and cyan hues, illustrating how these cells expand to form large patches and contribute to tumor growth. The image, a vibrant mosaic of cellular activity, is a testament to Davide's skill in visualizing complex scientific concepts.

To participate, entrants must submit their photographs via email to [email protected] alongside a brief caption, their contact information, and a self-portrait image. The submitted images should be in JPEG format, and ideally, at least 2000 pixels in size. After each submission review, a panel of CRUK staff selects the winning image(s) each month, awarding the successful entrants £100 in book tokens. The winning image(s) receive prominent display on Cancer News for Researchers and LinkedIn.

Open to UK residents aged 18 and above, the competition encourages researchers to share their work in an aesthetically appealing way. Before entering, ensure to review the campaign's terms and conditions.

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