Judges
The 2011 Judges were:
Chair:
Colin Blakemore
President of the ABSW. Professor of Neuroscience, University of Oxford, Department of Physiology,Anatomy & Genetics.
NB: Jeremy Webb, Editor in Chief, New Scientist stood in as Chair of the Judges as Colin was unable to attend the full meeting of the judges.
Panel:
Leo Enright
Broadcaster, journalist, science communicator
Jacqueline Smith
Director, Heirloom Media (winner 2010)
Caroline van den Brul
Former change leader, award winning BBC television producer and Guardian research fellow from Nuffield College, Oxford
Julia Durbin
Head of Special Projects BBC and a former executive producer of the BBC Radio Science Unit
Connie St.Louis
Acting Chair of the Association of British Science Writers (ABSW), Broadcast Journalist and Director, Science Journalism MA, City University
Adam Rutherford
Author, broadcaster and editor, Nature (winner 2010)
Peter Aldhous
San Francisco Bureau Chief, New Scientist (winner 2010)
Robin McKie
Science Editor, The Observer (winner 2010)
Bob Ward
Policy and Communications Director, Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, London School of Economics and Political Science. ABSW Committee
Martin Ince
Martin Ince Communications Ltd. ABSW Committee
In 2010 the judges were as follows
Chair
Colin Blakemore
Professor of Neuroscience, University of Oxford, and
President, Association of British Science Writers
Panel
Katrina Nevin-Ridley
Head of Media Relations, Wellcome Trust
Mark Peplow
News Editor, Nature
Tim Radford
Freelance Journalist
Connie St.Louis
Director, Science Journalism MA, City University
Geoff Watts
Freelance science and medical writer and broadcaster
Jeremy Webb
Editor-in-Chief, New Scientist magazine
Martin Freeth
Science Media Producer
Ed Yong
Science writer



