Prize energises biochemist's listless study

July 4, 1997

Cambridge University biochemist Guy Brown is the first winner of a new Pounds 25,000 popular science writing award from the Wellcome Trust. The award will allow him to complete his book Living Energy, which will shed light on why people sometimes feel listless.

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