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Oxbridge student Iestyn lands Flintshire school’s science prize
- Iestyn James from Mold’s Alun School won the Synthite science prize for outstanding A-level results.
- The prize is sponsored by Synthite and rewards students’ commitment to STEM subjects.
- James aims to pursue PhD or advanced research in cancer or stem cell biology after Oxford.
- James completed a summer work placement at ALS Laboratories in Hawarden.
- Sue Wild, Synthite HR director, says the prize recognizes tenacity in STEM and supports his future.
- Synthite has operated from Alyn Works in Mold since the 1950s, employing about 120 people.
- The feature is part of a collaboration with USA Today and local outlets.
- The winner aims to combine STEM with future scientific research.
- The prize celebrates students who show exceptional commitment to STEM subjects.
- Iestyn James is an Oxbridge university student.
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