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Jason Arunn Murugesu is a reporter at New Scientist. He covers the latest research in neuroscience and has a particular interest in the structural inequalities built into science – whether that be the low number of Black scientists in UK academia or the lack of women represented in clinical trials. He also covers the use of science in UK policy. He has an undergraduate degree in neuroscience at University College London.
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