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An interview with Emma Rawlins.

Emma Rawlins is a senior Group Leader at the Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge, where her research focuses on lung development and regeneration. This year, Emma was the recipient of the BSDB Cheryll Tickle Medal, which is awarded to a mid-career female scientist for outstanding achievements in developmental biology. We talked to Emma about her research career, mentorship and how she felt about receiving the Cheryll Tickle Medal.