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RDM researcher wins national image competition

Athena SWAN Department

Dr Victoria Stoll, from OCMR, has won the British Heart Foundation's 'Reflections of Research' image competition. The image, entitled 'Go with the Flow' captures the blood flowing within an adult heart frozen in time.

JUDGES' CHOICE WINNER - Victoria Stoll - Oxford
Winning Image - "Go With the Flow"

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