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Congratulations to our new Laidlaw Scholars! From 170 applications, the new cohort of 26 Laidlaw Scholars was announced in March 20190.
Successful applicants demonstrated outstanding intellectual ability, leadership ambitions and a high motivation to undertake two six-week academic projects over two summers.
The 14 women and 12 men are drawn from nine of UCL’s faculties. They are:
Medical Sciences
- Marcellus Augustine (Medicine)
- Ashley Reid (Applied Medical Sciences)
Life Sciences
- Konstantin Pildish (MSci Biochemistry)
- Stefan Rogers-Coltman (Biomedical Sciences)
Mathematical and Physical sciences (MAPS)
- Asher Dworkin (Biomedical Engineering)
- Seng Aik Lee (MSci Physics)
- Emma Lane (Statistics, Economics and Finance)
- Alexa Marroquin (Chemistry Bsc)
Engineering Sciences
- Hannah Bellenbaum (MSci Medical Physics)
- Inamul Haque (Engineering (Chemical) MEng)
- Tomás Pereira Pires (Engineering (Biomedical) Meng)
The Bartlett
- Anastassia Gusseinova (Urban Planning, Design and Management)
The UCL Institute of Education (IOE)
- Zhanyi Chen (BSc Social Sciences with Quantitative Methods)
- Serena Inzani (Social Sciences BSc)
Arts and Humanities
- Ana Cuteanu (Arts and Sciences)
- Adam Kollar (Comparative Literature (with German))
- Orsolya Dobe (BA European Social and Political Studies): read a case study (and video) on Orsolya's scholarship
- Patrick Laske (BASc Arts and Sciences with Study Abroad: Societies)
- Jessica Manuel (History of Art with Material Studies)
- Ha Eun (Monica) Park (BA History of Art): read a case study on Ha Eun's scholarship.
Social and Historical Sciences
- George Hadjipavlis (Politics and East European Studies (with a Year Abroad))
- Anamika Pillai (History BA)
- Maciej Respekta (Economics and Geography)
- Andrei Savitski (L100 Bsc Economics)
Laws
- Amy Johnson (Law L.L.B)