Natasa Przulj - 2014 Roger Needham Award winner

Natasa Przulj, a reader at the Department of Computing, Imperial College, London is the 2014 winner of the Roger Needham award. She spoke to Henry Tucker about her work, what it means for pharmaceuticals, health informatics and women in IT.

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