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Britain’s Brightest Young Scientists Named at Blavatnik Awards Gala, Each Winning £100,000 Prize

March 4, 2025

As the largest unrestricted prize for UK scientists under the age of 42, the Blavatnik Awards celebrate Britain’s greatest young minds in their fields. This year, the three Laureates—each awarded £100,000 in unrestricted funds—were chosen from a shortlist of…

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Britain’s Brightest Young Scientists Named at Blavatnik Awards Gala, Each Winning £100,000 Prize

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Discover the cutting-edge science we fund

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Visit the Blavatnik Archive