Announcing the IHE Impact Fellows for 2022-2023

Now entering its third year, the IHE Impact Fellowship is a scheme that trains and guides researchers to build their engagement skills and grow their network beyond university walls, building up a real-life, impact-driven, engagement activity at the end of the year.    

We’re delighted to welcome 18 new Fellows on board: 

• Alissa Parmenter – UCL Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering 

• Carmen Salvadores Fernandez – WEISS 

• Beatrice Taylor – UCL Computer Science 

• Adam Szmul – WEISS 

• Evangelos Mazomenos- WEISS 

• Carlos Navarrete Leon – UCL Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering 

• Hugo Layard Horsfall – WEISS 

• Charlotte Maughan Jones – UCL Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering 

• Elze Porte – UCL Mechanical Engineering 

• Liam Collins-Jones – UCL Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering 

• Giada Brianza – UCL Computer Science 

• Arsalan Marghoub – UCL Mechanical Engineering 

• Rebecca Baker – UCL Institute of Cardiovascular Science 

• Atheer Awad – UCL School of Pharmacy 

• Katherine Wang - UCL Mechanical Engineering 

• Diana Oliveira – UCL Mechanical Engineering 

• Danica Pacis – UCL Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering 

• Peter Woodward-Court – UCL Institute of Health Informatics 

Over the next few months, the Fellows will receive personalised training and skills-building in a range of engagement and impact topics, including co-production, policy engagement, media engagement and science communication. 

Watch this space to see more of what our Fellows get up to as they build their skills and set off on their engagement journey.