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James Beaves, Thermo Fisher Scientific (left), with Amy Fox, Norfolk and orwich University Hospital and Paul Dexter, Head of Bacteriology.

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Oxoid Competition Winner

08 Dec, 2011

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Thermo Fisher Scientific has presented Amy Fox, a microbiologist at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, England, with an Apple iPad® 2, which she won as part of a recent Oxoid competition launched during the 21st European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (ECCMID) 2011, in Milan, Italy.

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