This year's winners were celebrated in an award ceremony and reception.
2019 list of awards and winners
Sidney Russ Prize for Best Undergraduate Finalist Student
Preena Patel – IBSc Medical Physics and Bioengineering
John Clifton Prize for Best Non-Finalist Undergraduate Student
Asta Olafsdottir – BEng Biomedical Engineering
Joseph Rotblat Prize for Best Masters Student
Adam Rudrum – MSc Physics and Engineering in Medicine
Robert Speller Prize for Best Paper by a PhD Student
Sana Hannan – Imaging fast electrical activity in the brain during ictal epileptiform discharges with electrical impedance tomography, NeuroImage: Clinical
London Myeloma Support Group Prize for Outstanding Contribution in promoting Medical Physics
Aman Ganglani – MEng Biomedical Engineering
IPEM Prize for Best Project
Yungyang Cui – MSc Physics and Engineering in Medicine
Instron Group Prize for Best Research Project in Materials and Mechanics Module
Hou Cheung, Suhongrui Zhou and Katarina Pedersen – Suitability of Acetal for Knee Joint Implant team
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Staff and students at the Student Awards evening
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Sidney Russ Prize winner Preena Patel, with Prof Dean Barratt
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Asta Olafsdottir receiving the John Clifton Prize for Best Non-Finalist Undergraduate Student
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Dr Ilias Tachtsidis reads out a message from Adam Rudrum, winner of the Joseph Rotblat Prize for Best Masters Student, who could not attend on the day.
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Sana Hannan receives the Robert Speller Prize for Best Paper by a PhD Student
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Yungyang Cui receiving the IPEM Prize for Best Project, awarded by the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM)
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Winners of the Instron Group Prize for Best Research Project in Materials and Mechanics Module this year were Hou Cheung, Suhongrui Zhou and Katarina Pedersen. The award is sponsored by Instron and coordinated by Pilar Garcia Souto (right)
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This year's winner of the London Myelome Support Group Prize Aman Ganglani (centre) along with the 2018 winner Lorenzo Molinari (right), who was unable to attend last year's Student Awards evening.
Staff and students at the Student Awards evening
Sidney Russ Prize winner Preena Patel, with Prof Dean Barratt
Asta Olafsdottir receiving the John Clifton Prize for Best Non-Finalist Undergraduate Student
Dr Ilias Tachtsidis reads out a message from Adam Rudrum, winner of the Joseph Rotblat Prize for Best Masters Student, who could not attend on the day.
Sana Hannan receives the Robert Speller Prize for Best Paper by a PhD Student
Yungyang Cui receiving the IPEM Prize for Best Project, awarded by the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM)
Winners of the Instron Group Prize for Best Research Project in Materials and Mechanics Module this year were Hou Cheung, Suhongrui Zhou and Katarina Pedersen. The award is sponsored by Instron and coordinated by Pilar Garcia Souto (right)
This year's winner of the London Myelome Support Group Prize Aman Ganglani (centre) along with the 2018 winner Lorenzo Molinari (right), who was unable to attend last year's Student Awards evening.
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