Receptions

Tuesday 20 July 1999 23:02 BST

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SET for Britain

A reception for (encouraging science, engineering and technology) was held yesterday at the House of Commons, London SW1, for young British researchers. Dr Brian Iddon MP was the sponsor. Among those present were:

Mr Daniel Baeschlin (Cambridge University, winner of the 1998/99 Roscoe Medal); Mr Graham Davies (Cambridge University, winner of the 1998/99 Cavendish (Chemistry) Medal); Dr Elizabeth Harrison (Horticulture Research International, Wellesbourne, winner of the 1998/99 Westminster Medal); Mr Carlos Saba (Sussex University, winner of the 1998/99 Cavendish (Physics) Medal); Lord Winston; Mr Trevor Baylis; Dr Eric Wharton.

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