Julia Sharp, MDThe Influence of Temperament on Outdoor Play in Early Childhood
The Hospital for Sick Children
Mentor: Catherine Birken, MD, MSc (The Hospital for Sick Children)
National Facilitator: Eliana Perrin, MD, MPH (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)

2013 Resident Investigator Award Recipients

Jessica Cataldi, MD
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Mentor: Edwin J. Asturias, MD (University of Colorado School of Medicine)

APA Resident Investigator Award 2012

Anne Fuller, MDNutrition and Body Mass Index in Early Childhood: A TARget Kids! Study
University of Toronto
Mentor: Catherine Birken, MD, University of Toronto
National Facilitator: Stephen Gortmaker, PhD, Harvard School of Public HealthA painting that was feared to be a later, inferior copy of a Botticelli masterpiece has been revealed as a rare original produced by the artist’s own workshop, English Heritage has revealed.

The artwork, a study of the Madonna and child entitled the Madonna of the Pomegranate, had been covered in thick layers of yellow varnish and substantial areas of overpainting, obscuring the fine brushwork underneath and leading to fears it was a poor-quality imitation.

But after its first restoration in more than a century, experts have confirmed the circular painting was made in the workshop of Sandro Botticelli in Renaissance Florence – though they are tantalisingly unable to be certain whether the master himself worked on it.

Bought by the diamond magnate and art collector Julius Wernher in 1897, the