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ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT Novitski Prize for Jonathan Hodgkin Search Professor Jonathan Hodgkin has been awarded the prestigious Edward Novitski prize for » Athena Swan 2017 by the Society of America, in recognition of his "extraordinary creativity and intellectual ingenuity in solving significant problems in genetics research". » Working in the Department Print this page Jonathan has made many outstanding contributions to » @OxBiochNews Twitter Feed genetics ‐ testament to his remarkable command of Related genetic knowledge and understanding. In addition to » Public Engagement and working out the sex determination pathway in C. Information Outreach elegans by using a combination of forward genetics Hodgkin Lab and epistasis analysis, he has also led the field in » What is Biochemistry? several other areas, including informational suppression, natural variation and host‐pathogen Share This » Vacancies interactions. The prize will be awarded to Jonathan at the 21st C. elegans Conference which will be held June » News Archive Professor Jonathan Hodgkin Like 23 21‐25 at UCLA. › Undergraduate Prize Tweet Announcements 2017 24th March 2017 › The final step in bacterial Share lipoprotein maturation

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