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Bragg 91色情片 Press Prize for Science Writing

The Bragg 91色情片 Press Prize for Science Writing was established in 2012 to recognise excellence in Australian science writing.鈥疎ach year, an annual prize of $7,000 is awarded to the best short non-fiction science piece鈥痑imed at a鈥痝eneral audience. Two runners up are awarded $1,500 each.鈥�

The 91色情片 Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing is a joint initiative of 91色情片 Press, 91色情片 Science and鈥�. Its aim is to encourage and celebrate young science writers, researchers and leaders, with prize vouchers of $500 and $250 for the winner and two runners-up.

The prize is named in honour of Australia鈥檚 first Nobel Laureates, father and son team William Henry Bragg and William Lawrence Bragg.

The prizes are supported by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund. An associated anthology,鈥疶he Best Australian Science Writing鈥�(NewSouth Publishing) collects the best of the year鈥檚 science writing.

  • 2024 Winner & Runners Up

    • Cameron Stewart (Winner) - Heroes of Zero
    • Dyani Lewis (Runner Up) - The world's oldest story is flaking away. Can scientists protect it?
    • Amanada Niehaus (Runner Up) - Dog people

    2023 Winner & Runners Up

    • Jo Chandler (Runner Up) - Buried treasure
    • Amalyah Hart (Runner Up) - Model or Monster

    2022 Winner & Runners Up

    • Lauren Fuge (Winner) - Time travel and tipping points
    • Olivia Willis (Runner Up) - Spillover in suburbia
    • Helen Sullivan鈥�(Runner Up) - A Syrian seed bank's fight to survive

    2021 Winner & Runners Up

    • Ceridwen Dovey (Winner) - Everlasting free-fall
    • Jo Chandler (Runner Up) - 鈥疶he COVID-climate collision
    • Jackson Ryan鈥�(Runner Up) - To the Dragon Palace and back

    2020 Winner & Runners Up

    • Ceridwen Dovey (Winner) - True Grit
    • Konrad Marshall鈥�(Runner Up) - 鈥疛eepers creepers
    • Ricky French鈥�(Runner Up) - Case of the missing frogs

    2019 Winner & Runners Up

    • Melissa Fyfe (Winner) - Getting cliterate
    • Cameron Muir鈥�(Runner Up) - 鈥疓host species and shadow places
    • Jackson Ryan鈥�(Runner Up) - How CRISPR could save six billion chickens from the meat grinder

    2018 Winner & Runners Up

    • Dr Andrew Leigh MP (Winner) - From bloodletting to placebo surgery
    • Jo Chandler鈥�(Runner Up) - 鈥疉mid fear and guns, polio finds a refuge
    • Margaret Wertheim鈥�(Runner Up) - Radical Dimensions

    2017 Winner & Runners Up

    • Dr Alice Gorman (Winner) -鈥疶race fossils: the silence of Ediacara, the shadow of uranium鈥�
    • Jo Chandler (Runner Up)鈥�- Grave Barrier Reef
    • Elmo Keep (Runner Up) - The Pyramid at the end of the world

    2016 Winner & Runners Up

    • Ashley Hay鈥�(Winner) -鈥疶he Forest at the Edge of Time
    • Susan Double (Runner Up) - Beautiful contrivances
    • Fiona McMillan (Runner Up) - Lucy鈥檚 lullaby: Song for鈥痶he ages

    2015鈥疻inner & Runners Up

    • Christine Kenneally (Winner) - The past may not make you feel any better
    • Idan Ben-Barak (Runner Up) - Why aren't we dead yet?
    • Trent Dalton鈥� (Runner Up) - Beating the odds

    2014 Winner & Runners Up

    • Jo Chandler (Winner) -鈥疶B and me: A medical souvenir
    • Frank Bowden(Runner Up) -鈥疎leven grams of trouble
    • Peter Meredith(Runner Up) - Weathering the storm

    2013 Winner & Runners Up

    • Professor Fred Watson(Winner) -鈥疕ere come the ubernerds: Planets, Pluto and Prague
    • Professor Chris Turney(Runner Up) -鈥疢artyrs to Gondwanaland: The cost of scientific exploration鈥�
    • Gina Perry(Runner Up) -鈥疊eyond the shock machine

    2012鈥疻inner & Runners Up

    • Jo Chandler (Winner) -鈥�疭torm front
    • Ashley Hay (Runner Up) -鈥疶he Aussie Mozzie Posse
    • Peter McAllister (Runner Up) - for鈥疶he Evolution of the Inadequate Modern Male
  • 2024 Student Winner & Runners Up

    • Reena Du (Winner) - Butterfly Counts
    • Jiayi Fang (Runner Up) - Green is the New Grey: Our Biodiverse World
    • Richelle Jang (Runner Up) - Roots of Conservation: Indigenous Knowledge in Action

    2023 Student Winner & Runners Up

    • Elsie Paton, Year 9 Kambala School, NSW (Winner) - Two paths to AI: The choice of humanity
    • Daniel Kim, Year 10 The Scots College, NSW (Runner Up) - The science of AI
    • Zavier Argent, Year 8 Leeming Senior High School, WA (Runner Up) - AI in Sports Science

    2022 Student Winner & Runners Up

    • Oliva Campbell, Year 9 Presbyterian Ladies' Collge, VIC (Winner) - Viral science
    • Kaya Kimla, Year 7 Kirrawee High School, NSW (Runner Up) - The two-way science
    • Jasmin Wu, Year 10 St George Girls High School, NSW (Runner Up) - On certainty

    2021 Student Winner & Runners Up

    • Emilia Danne, Year 8 St John Bosco College, NSW (Winner) - The dark side of blue light
    • Stephanie Chew, Year 8 Presbyterian Ladies' College, NSW (Runner Up) - How does the violin saw its tooth?
    • Elora Guirguis, Year 10 Mater Dei Catholic College, NSW (Runner Up) - Ultrasound, seeing with sound

    2020 Student Winner & Runners Up

    • Elena Canty, Year 9 Ivanhoe Girls鈥� Grammar School, VIC (Winner) - Cultured Meat The future of food?
    • Philippe Mouawad, Year 7 Georges River Grammar School, NSW (Runner Up) - Little cells, big possibilities
    • Jeremy Simonetto, Year 8 St Patrick鈥檚 College, NSW (Runner Up) - iPS Cells 鈥� the stem of the future

    2019 Student Winner & Runners Up

    • Arwyn Stone, Year 9 Abbotsleigh, NSW (Winner) - Not-so-smart technology: The science (or lack there of) behind period and fertility trackers
    • William Flintoft, Year 10 Melbourne Grammar School, VIC (Runner Up) - errare humanum est
    • Phoebe Adam, Year 8 Presbyterian Ladies College Croydon, NSW (Runner Up) - Driverless Cars: Not So Smart Technology

    2018 Student Winner & Runners Up

    • Preethika Mathan, Year 7 Santa Sabina College (Winner) -鈥�疘-Care
    • Coco Dwyer and Ruby Mumford, Year 10 Star of the Sea College (Runner Up) -鈥疶echnology is not only all around us, it鈥檚 inside us
    • Sienna Ters, Year 8 Santa Sabina College (Runner Up) -鈥疌elebrating 40 years of MRI technology, and why we need it more than ever

    2017 Student Winner & Runners Up

    • Sam Jones, Year 7 Kedron State High School (Winner) -鈥� It鈥檚 what鈥檚 on the inside that counts
    • Ebony Wallin, Year 9 Dalyellup College (Runner Up) -鈥� The very hungry caterpillars
    • Carol Ge, Year 9 Radford College (Runner Up) -鈥� The fate of the Great Barrier Reef

    2016 Student Winner & Runners Up

    • Marissa Petrakis, Year鈥�10鈥疢eriden School (Winner) -鈥疐rom here to the stars: discovering supernovae
    • Gemma Macauley-Black, Year 8鈥疐rensham (Runner Up) -鈥疌an you hear me?
    • Chelsy Teng, Year 9鈥疛ames Ruse Agricultural High School (Runner Up) -鈥疉n innovative instrument: the scanning tunnelling microscope

    2015 Inaugural Student Winner & Runners Up

    • Jessica Kitchen - (Winner) -鈥疉 pendulum conundrum
    • Holly Reid (Runner Up) -鈥疞ighting up the universe: what a flame test reveals
    • Priya Soni (Runner Up) -鈥疿-rays - superpowers brought to life