Introduction

Welcome to the annual Staff Recognition Awards and Imperial Garden Party.

As we reflect on the past year, we acknowledge the hard work and dedication of staff and students across Imperial. Everything we have achieved has been made possible through your collective efforts.

Today, we celebrate individuals and teams whose extraordinary contributions have been recognised 
by their peers. Their achievements remind us that much of the work that drives meaningful progress often happens quietly, yet has a profound impact.

It is a pleasure to honour the recipients of the President’s Awards for Excellence, the Provost’s Awards for Excellence, the Julia Higgins Awards, the Garden Party nominees and the Student Union Awards.

Our thanks go to everyone who took the time to nominate a colleague, team or student. The breadth and quality of the nominations reflect the remarkable talent, commitment and generosity that exist across Imperial.

Those recognised in these pages have advanced knowledge and innovation, championed our values, delivered outstanding service and strengthened our community through their professionalism, creativity and collaboration.

As you read about their achievements, we hope you will be inspired by the many ways they help make Imperial an exceptional place to learn, discover, work and thrive.

Individual Award Winners

  • Kathy Abbasirad
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For dedication, reliability and important contribution to Canvas testing while consistently supporting programme teams across the faculty.
  • Mohammed Abdu
    School of Public Health
    For exceptional work in co-leading the ‘Power of Language’ faculty development sessions and student-facing sessions on arts in healthcare.
  • Jo Adam
    Dyson School of Design Engineering
    For successfully completing an Operations Manager Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Vaiva Adamonyte
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For supporting Imperial’s transition to Canvas LMS by ensuring Faculty of Medicine perspectives shape university planning and by helping programme teams confidently prepare their courses for migration.
  • Olivia Adu-Bofour
    Department of Mathematics
    For demonstrating exceptional dedication to student support and championing EDI through leadership of the Black in Maths programme.
  • Laura Alvarado-Cruz
    Patient Experience Research Centre (PERC)
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Societal Engagement (Leadership).
  • Akram Ameen
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For exceptional contribution to Imperial’s transition from Blackboard to Canvas, demonstrating technical excellence, collaboration, and a strong commitment to improving the experience for staff and students.
  • Roisin Armstrong
    National Heart and Lung Institute
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Zahra Arzoky
    School of Public Health
    For exceptional commitment to inspiring and engaging students in primary care.
  • Tya Asgari
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For incredibly inspirational and supportive leadership that goes above and beyond to build collaboration and confidence within the Blended on Campus workstream at the Digital Education Office.
  • Alice Ashley-Smith
    Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Culture and Community (Leadership).
  • Ahmed Aynan
    Department of Mathematics
    For dedication to mentoring student leaders and supporting effective student engagement.
  • Amandeep Bahia
    Department of Surgery and Cancer
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship.
  • Lucy Bamwo
    Business School
    For demonstrating outstanding leadership, collaboration and commitment in strengthening learning technology support and contributing to the successful delivery of Imperial’s Digital Education Platform Project (DEPP).
  • Kadija Bangura
    Medicine
    Highly commended for the President’s Award for Excellence in Societal Engagement (Student  – Individual).
  • João Cabral
    Department of Chemical Engineering
    Winner of the Julia Higgins Award.
  • Jacyra Da Silva Baptista
    National Heart and Lung Institute
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Jesús Barrio Hermida
    Department of Chemical Engineering
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Research (Outstanding Early Career Researcher).
  • Amelia Barron
    Department of Life Sciences
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Ann-Kathrin Bartels
    School of Public Health
    For revolutionising the way that the Undergraduate Primary Care Education Faculty Development team works.
  • Charred Basco
    Central Biomedical Services
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (CBS Staff).
  • Geetanjali Bathina
    Department of Chemical Engineering
    For outstanding coordination of ChemEng Enterprise initiatives, including ChemEng Enterprise Day and innovative spinout workshops that support collaboration, innovation and engagement 
with external partners.
  • Tasnia Begum
    Department of Immunology and Inflammation
    For making an outstanding impact by swiftly establishing effective admin systems for a new course and ensuring a smooth transition for students, while integrating seamlessly into our Education Team.
  • Fortune Belletty
    Department of Aeronautics
    For supporting every area of the department, delivering success through his dedication and hard work.
  • Aneesha Bhumber
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For successfully leading the co-creation of tools to support communication and connection across Imperial’s technician community.
  • Fiona Bibby
    Department of Metabolism, Digestion and Reproduction
    For creating a supportive, collaborative culture and championing meaningful development opportunities that strengthen the team and department.
  • Jonathan Blatchford
    Information and Communication Technologies
    For providing exceptional expertise, collaboration, and support to colleagues across Imperial during the Digital Education Platform Programme and the transition to the new virtual learning environment.
  • Emma Blyth
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For developing an innovative virtual-reality experience to enhance assessment for the Humanities, Philosophy and Law iBSc, and for pioneering practical and thoughtful use of generative AI in education through the GenAI Shorts series while supporting colleagues across the Faculty of Medicine to navigate this rapidly evolving field.
  • Bettina Bohl
    Department of Bioengineering
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Outstanding Co-Supervisor).
  • Barbara Bonney
    Division of the University Secretary
    For demonstrating great dedication and excellence in delivering the Academic Services and University Secretary Recognition Scheme.
  • Teresa Boreham
    Central Biomedical Services
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research 
(CBS Staff).
  • Cleo Bowen
    Centre for Languages, Culture 
and Communication
    For excellent work in supporting the CLCC with developing its new visual identity and for exceptional organisation of high-profile events.
  • Niels Boyadjian
    Faculty of Natural Sciences
    For supporting colleagues and students to have a seamless teaching and learning experience off-site through his commitment and dedication.
  • James Bradshaw
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For successfully migrating all modules for the Master's in Public Health Online (MPHO) programme to a new learning platform at short notice and securing access to a new computational code platform, while maintaining the highest standards of professionalism, with no disruption to the student learning experience.
  • Lara Breckon
    Office of the Provost
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Ibiere Banigo-Briggs
    Department of Immunology and Inflammation
    For streamlining process improvements and supportive guidance for new team members, making a significant, appreciated impact across her courses.
  • Lisa Bungeroth
    University Headquarters
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Eve Campbell
    Education Office
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Emma Victoria Carrington
    Department of Surgery and Cancer
    Winner of the Julia Higgins Medal.
  • Sinead Caushaj
    Business School
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Oscar Ces
    Department of Chemistry
    For his consistent investment in creating and supporting an environment where everyone 
is part of something.
  • Lucy Chapman
    Department of Life Sciences
    For demonstrating dedication 
and excellence in the support delivered to colleagues and exceptional hard work.
  • Jodie Chan
    Institute of Global Health Innovation
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Societal Engagement (Achievement – Individual).
  • Kalypso Charalambous
    Department of Bioengineering
    Winner of the Lynne Cox President’s Award for Excellence in Research (Research Support).
  • Hannah Cheeseman
    Department of Infectious Disease
    Winner of the Lynne Cox President’s Award for Excellence in Research (Research Support – Team Award)
  • Kevin Cheong
    Registry
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Riki Clarke
  • Department of Chemical Engineering
    For exceptional administration of the MSc programmes in the Department of Chemical Engineering.
  • Thomas Clarke
    Department of Infectious Disease
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (Researcher).
  • Michael Cole
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For transforming the undergraduate primary care education approach to EDI, including a focus on anti-racist and neuro-affirmative approaches.
  • Anne Cori
    School of Public Health
    Winner of the President’s Medal for Excellence in Culture and Community.
  • Adrian Cowell
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For exceptional creativity, dedication, and generosity as a colleague, inspiring innovation and supporting others to push educational ideas further.
  • Kieron Creagh
    Education Office
    For coordinating work to capture requirements for unexpectedly relocating the Chaplaincy, against a very tight timeline.
  • Adelina Cristescu
    Research Office
    For successfully completing an Associate Project Manager Apprenticeship, achieving a Merit in her End Point Assessment.
  • Natasha Croome
  • School of Public Health
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Nana Asante Asamoah-Danso
    Department of Bioengineering
    For enthusiastic commitment to outreach activities that raise the profile of technicians and technical careers in Higher Education.
  • Lucy Danso
    Department of Infectious Disease
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Hannah Davy
    Department of Chemical Engineering
    For being an outstanding team player in the Chemical Engineering PG team.
  • Alex Dawson
    Registry
    For supporting future planning for continued excellence in teaching and learning for students and staff.
  • Monika Delczyk
    Dyson School of Design Engineering
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Sharan Dhaliwal
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For demonstrating kindness and a supportive approach, consistently helping colleagues and contributing to a positive and collaborative team environment.
  • Áine Dillon
    Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication
    For excellent contribution to supporting inclusivity in the CLCC.
  • Julia Dore
    Faculty of Natural Sciences
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Francis Drobniewski
    Department of Infectious Disease
    For outstanding leadership and global impact in tuberculosis and infectious disease research, advancing collaboration, mentorship, and public health innovation.
  • Sheila Ekudo
    Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication
    For making a difference to the staff and students of the CLCC with a warm and positive mindset.
  • Celine Esuruoso
    School of Public Health
    For exceptional commitment to inspiring and engaging students in primary care.
  • Joel Eustaquio
    Department of Bioengineering
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Mary Ewumi
    Department of Bioengineering
    For excellence in supporting the department admissions process to provide the best possible experience for students and staff.
  • Mariana Gamba Fadul
    Lifelong Learning
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Elizabeth Fagbodun
    Department of Surgery and Cancer
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Urban Fasel
    Department of Aeronautics
    For providing excellent support to colleagues and students in the Department of Aeronautics.
  • Dori Feher
    Business School
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Felix Feng
    Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Outstanding Co-Supervisor).
  • Lee Fernandes
    Medicine
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Societal Engagement (Student – Individual).
  • Sarah Fidler
    Department of Infectious Disease
    Winner of the President’s Medal for Excellence in Education (Research Supervision).
  • Alexander Furr
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For exceptional leadership and technological innovation in the Digital Education Office, leading the development of MedLearn and contributing strategically to the Learning Management System project and digital education across the Faculty of Medicine.
  • David Gaboriau
    National Heart and Lung Institute
    Winner of the Lynne Cox President’s Award for Excellence in Research (Research Support).
  • Mazdak Ghajari
    Dyson School of Design Engineering
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Research (Excellence in Impact).
  • Shaun Gibbs
    Marketing, Outreach, Recruitment and Admissions
    For successfully completing a Data Analyst Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment.
  • Andrea Giusti
    Department of Mechanical Engineering
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Teaching).
  • Michael Goetzinger
    School of Public Health
    For demonstrating dedication and excellence in the support delivered to colleagues and students alike.
  • Adam Gower
    Marketing, Outreach, Recruitment and Admissions
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment.
  • Daniel Graham
    Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Research Supervision).
  • Sarah Green
    School of Public Health
    For supporting the department’s faculty development work with care, compassion, vigour and exceptional hard work.
  • Christopher Greenaway
    Department of Physics
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship.
  • Matthew Greenway
    Division of the University Secretary
    For demonstrating proactivity and reliability by taking on complex responsibilities and playing a vital role in keeping critical team operations running smoothly.
  • Jean-Baptiste Guichard
    National Heart and Lung Institute
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (Researcher).
  • Nicola Guirguis
    Department of Bioengineering
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Isabella Hall
    Faculty of Engineering
    For providing exceptional support to the Faculty of Engineering departments and their partners.
  • Kay Hancox
    Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship.
  • Katie Leung Pah Hang
    Business School
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Gule Hanid
    Research Office
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Merit in her End Point Assessment.
  • Mohammed Zuber Hanif
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For consistently supporting colleagues and strengthening digital education practice across the Faculty of Medicine.
  • Rhea Harewood
    Surgery and Cancer
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Societal Engagement (Achievement – Individual).
  • Mark Harrington
    Central Biomedical Services
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (CBS Staff).
  • Chris Harris
    Early Career Researcher Institute
    Winner of the President’s Medal for Excellence in Education (Supporting the Student Experience).
  • Thomas Harvey
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For successfully completing a Data Analyst Apprenticeship, achieving a Merit in his End Point Assessment.
  • Ashish Hemani
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For his outstanding technical and operational support within the Digital Education Office, including managing complex examination processes, providing project management support for MedLearn, and offering trusted guidance through his extensive institutional knowledge and problem-solving expertise.
  • Jerry Heng
    Department of Chemical Engineering
    Winner of the President’s Medal for Excellence in Education (Teaching).
  • Michael Hetherington
    Department of Surgery and Cancer
    For successfully completing an Associate Project Manager Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment.
  • Alexis Hillier
    Registry
    For the work she has undertaken to support students through casework procedures and for ensuring cases are handled effectively and in a timely manner.
  • Julie Hoang
    Department of Bioengineering
    For supporting the Students for Humanity project and being a brilliant and supportive colleague.
  • Josh Hodge
    Department of Life Sciences
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Teaching
    Innovation).
  • Jasmin Hodgson
    Education Office
    For ensuring the continued success of the Year 6 GPSA placement through exceptional organisation and management, as well as providing support for all students and tutors to learn and deliver 
at their best.
  • Jon-Luc Holmes
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For collaborative support of the SPH Coursera Migration Project for both On-Campus and Online Master In Public Health and continued excellence in providing cover for colleague absences.
  • Tom Rozier-Hope
    School of Public Health
    For demonstrating dedication and excellence in all aspects of his work.
  • Sophie Hua
    Faculty of Engineering
    For demonstrating excellence in supporting and ensuring continuity for the department and its resource team.
  • Edgar Ibarguen
    Central Biomedical Services
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (CBS Staff).
  • Joanna Ivison
    College Headquarters
    For demonstrating exceptional professionalism, collaboration, and dedication while supporting the Provost’s Office during a critical operational transition.
  • Dara Jackson
    Communications Division
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Kasia Janiak
    Marketing, Outreach, Recruitment and Admissions
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Ingrid Joannou
  • Information and Communication Technologies
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Peter Johnson
    Department of Mechanical Engineering
    Winner of the President’s Medal for Excellence in Education (Teaching Innovation).
  • Kenneth Keating
    Department of Bioengineering
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Lindsay Keith
    MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (Public Engagement).
  • Linda van Keimpema
    Marketing, Outreach, Recruitment and Admissions
    For co-creating the Imperial Role Model project, celebrating inspiring figures who have supported and shaped the Imperial community.
  • Lisa Kelly
    Department of Aeronautics
    For keeping Imperial Values at the heart of a space-based project for the Department of Aeronautics.
  • Sam Kennedy
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For fostering collaboration, inspiration and shared learning through his warmth, enthusiasm and leadership in Canvas migration communities and the Education 
in Progress series.
  • Sujata Khadka
    Property Operations
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship.
  • Jang Ah Kim
    Department of Mechanical Engineering
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Research (Outstanding Early Career Researcher).
  • Cherry Kingsley
    Department of Infectious Disease
    Winner of the Lynne Cox President’s Award for Excellence in Research (Research Support – Team Award)
  • Lisa Kokkinos
    Library Services
    For supporting Library Services with exceptional hard work, collaboration and endless kindness and positivity.
  • Kristina Lakey
    School of Public Health
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Felicity Lalloo
    School of Public Health
    For increasing experiential learning opportunities for medical students in inclusion health settings.
  • Smaragda Lampridou
    Department of Surgery and Cancer
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • John‑Paul Latham
    Department of Earth Science and Engineering
    Recipient of the Provost’s Special Recognition Award for Excellence in Health and Safety.
  • Lana Lee
    Department of Chemical Engineering
    For demonstrating excellence, innovation and dedication in their support to the researchers’ community.
  • Verity Leeson
    School of Public Health
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Errikos Levis
    Department of Aeronautics
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Supporting the Student Experience).
  • Edward Lines
    Marketing, Outreach, Recruitment and Admissions
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment.
  • Yu Liu
    MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (Public Engagement).
  • Jacqueline Lo
    Registry
    For exceptional leadership in guiding complex statutory reporting and audit work, ensuring accuracy, excellence and a successful financial outcome for the University.
  • Jennie Long
    Department of Aeronautics
    For being committed to innovation and improvement for Recruitment, Admissions and Outreach and bringing together teams towards a shared sustainability goal.
  • Cecile Loyen
    Planning and Insight
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Karolina Machnicka
    Safety Department
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Arti Maini
    School of Public Health
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Culture and Community (Leadership). Also, for leading from a place of care that ensures that their team delivers excellence.
  • Vitor Marques
    Department of Life Sciences
    For demonstrating dedication and excellence in the support delivered to colleagues and exceptional hard work.
  • Holly Marshall
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For outstanding contribution as Operations Manager in the Digital Education Office, where her exceptional organisation, proactive problem-solving, and collaborative approach underpin the effective running of a large and complex team.
  • Mimmi Martensson
    Office of the Provost
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Rebecca Martin
    Business School
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Elena Martynenko
    Department of Surgery and Cancer
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Antonio Massaro
    Finance Division
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Ross McConnell
    Sport and Leisure Services
    For demonstrating excellence and innovation in delivering sport and physical activity opportunities to support the wellbeing of our Imperial community.
  • Luke McGowan
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For exceptional attention to detail and leadership in the successful migration of programme content from Coursera, ensuring a smooth transition for academic teams and students.
  • Will Megone
    Department of Mechanical Engineering
    For outstanding collaboration and dedication in supporting students and staff across the Department of Mechanical Engineering, enabling research and innovation.
  • Celeste Miles
    Department of Infectious Disease
    For championing education initiatives and fostering a positive, collaborative team culture.
  • Eleanor Miller
    Department of Bioengineering
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Claudia Minett
    Registry
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Cathy Mitchell
    Transformation
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Garry Mohammed
    Information and Communication Technologies
    For impact, dedication and excellence in service provided through the years to the Imperial community.
  • William Moindrot
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For generously sharing his extensive Canvas expertise and delivering training that supports colleagues across the Faculty of Medicine during the transition to a new learning management system.
  • Nazma Mojid
    Office of the Provost
    For demonstrating extraordinary resilience and commitment in the most challenging of circumstances.
  • Jenna Mollaney
    School of Public Health
    For going above and beyond in countless ways to support our students and faculty with care, respect, kindness and wisdom.
  • Skyla Morrison
    Department of Chemical Engineering
    For her outstanding work 
supporting the overhaul of the Chemical Engineering website, including coordinating and delivering staff headshots that significantly enhanced the department’s online presence.
  • Sophie Morse
    Department of Bioengineering
    Winner of the President’s Medal for Excellence in Research (Outstanding Early Career Researcher).
  • Robin Mowat
    Lifelong Learning
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Supporting the Student Experience).
  • Nicholas Murkett
    Sport and Leisure Services
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Victoria Murphy
    Institute of Global Health Innovation
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Anna Napolitano
    Central Biomedical Services
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (Public Engagement).
  • Serenna Nelson
    Department of Bioengineering
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Annalisa Neri
    Department of Materials
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Supporting the Student Experience).
  • Georgina Neve
    School of Public Health
    For reliable, high-quality teaching that supports the delivery of our undergraduate primary care placements.
  • Agnieszka Damasiewicz Niccolai
    Department of Mathematics
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Supporting the Student Experience).
  • Laura Nicholas
    Marketing, Outreach, Recruitment and Admissions
    For taking on increased responsibility during a critical period and maintaining exceptional programme support.
  • Apurvi Northam
    Finance Division
    For supporting Finance with recruitment processes above and beyond her duties.
  • Lauren Noto
    School of Public Health
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Naa Akle Okantey
    School of Public Health
    For embodying many of Imperial’s values and behaviours in the high-quality and thoughtful approach that Naa has to supporting the unit’s core work of delivering undergraduate primary care placements.
  • Zoe Hobro-Orluta
    Registry
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Leo Palmer
    Information and Communication Technologies
    For successfully completing a DevOps Engineer Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment.
  • Ajit Panesar
    Department of Aeronautics
    For excellent support to colleagues to maximise research impact.
  • Ravinder Panesar
    Department of Aeronautics
    For supporting the Department of Aeronautics postgraduate taught students with an outstanding level of service.
  • Diana Papp
    Department of Metabolism, Digestion and Reproduction
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Anushka Patel
    Education Office
    For providing key support to colleagues during exceptional circumstances. Also recognised for demonstrating exceptional professionalism, collaboration, and dedication while supporting the Provost’s Office during a critical operational transition.
  • Cathryn Peppard
    Library Services
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Sonata Petrauskaite
    Property Operations
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Ronny Pini
    Department of Chemical Engineering
    Winner of the President’s Medal for Excellence in Research (Research Environment).
  • Stephen Platt
    School of Public Health
    For demonstrating dedication and excellence in the support delivered to colleagues and students alike.
  • Alice Pollard
    MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (Public Engagement).
  • Sian Powell
    School of Public Health
    For providing consistently outstanding service across all areas of the unit’s work, inspiring students and faculty at Imperial and beyond.
  • Stephanie Powell
    School of Public Health
    For incorporating community perspectives and lived experiences into the undergraduate primary care curriculum to transform student learning.
  • Andy Pritchard
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For his dedication and meticulous work supporting programme teams through high-quality photography and video production.
  • Chen Qin
    Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Research (Outstanding Early Career Researcher).
  • Ian Radcliffe
    Department of Bioengineering
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Teaching).
  • Rebecca Rahman
    Faculty of Engineering
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Ahsan Raza
    Finance Division
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment.
  • Flo Reeve
    Department of Bioengineering
    For recognition of excellence in supporting the Department of Bioengineering in the admissions process with a calm and thoughtful presence supporting staff and students.
  • Nancy Richards
    Registry
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Sten Ritterfeld
    Business School
    For bringing creativity, enthusiasm and excellence to our video and podcast projects, significantly enhancing engagement and the student learning experience.
  • Nick Rogers
    Finance Division
    For leading the University’s tuition fees team with professionalism, empathy and clarity, combining strong technical expertise with a calm, collaborative leadership style that supports students, builds trusted relationships across departments, and fosters an inclusive and supportive environment where his team can thrive.
  • Shelley Rose
    People Function
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship.
  • Erika Rosivatz
    Department of Chemistry
    For consistently supporting the Department of Chemistry with its ambition to make the environment an equal, diverse and inclusive place to work and study in.
  • Christopher Rowlands
    Department of Bioengineering
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Research Supervision).
  • Matthew Ryan
    Department of Surgery and Cancer
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment.
  • Anna Rydlova
    Department of Infectious Disease
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Madiha Sajid
    People Function
    For successfully completing a Senior People Professional Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the CIPD.
  • Julie Ruiz Sanchez
    Property Operations
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Katie Scott
    School of Public Health
    For outstanding work in leading the Deaf Awareness SSC and departmental research relating to health coaching.
  • Robert Scott
    Division of the University Secretary
    For demonstrating excellence in the provision of advice and support pertaining to GDPR.
  • Phoebe Sexton
    Residential Services
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Merit in her End Point Assessment.
  • Andreia Vargas-Seymour
    Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship
    For exemplary course leadership of the PGCert ULT and her consistently exceptional hard work and determination evidenced in all aspects of the EDU/CHERS provision she has been involved with.
  • Parth Umeshkumar Shah
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For exceptional contribution to learning analytics and the LMS migration project, developing innovative data solutions and automation that have significantly strengthened digital education infrastructure in the Faculty of Medicine.
  • Umang Vinubhai Shah
    Department of Chemical Engineering
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Teaching Innovation).
  • Jayne Shaw
    Department of Bioengineering
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Jonathan Shepherd
    Department of Immunology and Inflammation
    Winner of the Lynne Cox President’s Award for Excellence in Research (Research Support).
  • Barsha Shrestha
    Department of Mathematics
    For outstanding leadership in establishing the EPSRC CDT in Mathematics for Our Future Climate and exceptional commitment to student welfare and multi-institutional collaboration.
  • Jason Simmons
    Faculty of Engineering
    For providing an exceptional, values-led service to the academic departments in the Faculty of Engineering.
  • Katarzyna Smigielska
    Central Biomedical Services
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (CBS Staff).
  • Dominic Smith
    Department of Infectious Disease
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Health and Safety.
  • Mihaela Stevar
    Safety Department
    For developing robust laboratory safety practices and achieving Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor qualification to enhance safe research and sample transport.
  • Shakara Stewart
    Central Biomedical Services
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (CBS Staff).
  • Emma Stoakes
    Business School
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Katie Stripe
    Education Office
    For outstanding work on the Imperial Role Model project – spreading positive stories about and to the Imperial staff and student community.
  • Sarah Stubbings
    Business School
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Katerina Taka
    Department of Mathematics
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Steve Taylor
    Transformation
    For tireless work establishing and driving the Student Lifecycle Portfolio, supporting delivery teams and driving critical decisions, while keeping teams across Imperial aligned and informed.
  • Ingrid Temmerman
    Department of Chemistry
    For the continued and outstanding leadership and organisation of EDI flagship events for the Department of Chemistry.
  • Neepa Thacker
    School of Public Health
    Winner of the President’s Medal for Excellence in Education (Teaching).
  • Viral Thakerar
    School of Public Health
    For pioneering a highly innovative AI platform to support medical student learning.
  • Ayana Theobalds
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For supporting the National Heart and Lung Institute (NHLI) with consistent and exceptional hard work.
  • Sarah Thomas
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For exceptional support to communications teams during the new website launch and news system integration.
  • Catherine Thomson
    Dyson School of Design Engineering
    For demonstrating dedication and excellence in the support delivered to colleagues and exceptional hard work.
  • Martin Tickle
    Division of the University Secretary
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in his End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Hannah Tuckett
    Marketing, Outreach, Recruitment and Admissions
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Sue Turnbull
    Registry
    For exceptional leadership and dedication in supporting colleagues and ensuring the successful delivery of key initiatives across Student Administration.
  • Gabriele Urbanaviciute
    Library Services
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in their End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Catherine Underwood
    Central Biomedical Services
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (CBS Staff).
  • Beatriz García del Valle
    Department of Life Sciences
    For demonstrating dedication and excellence in the support delivered to colleagues and exceptional hard work.
  • Bulent Varol
    Capital Projects and Estates Management
    For successfully completing a Team Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in their End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Agnieszka Malisz-Virtanen
    Faculty of Medicine Centre
    For introducing innovative AI-supported approaches to exam question management, helping academic teams save time while improving the efficiency of assessment preparation.
  • Tunde Vodicska
    Business School
    For demonstrating excellence, collaboration, and forward-thinking leadership in learning technology support across Imperial Business School and the DEPP programme.
  • Claire Wade
    Department of Infectious Disease
    For exceptional support and leadership while transforming the department’s mitigating circumstances process to significantly improve both student experience and academic workload.
  • Simone Walker
    National Heart and Lung Institute
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Amy Wathen
    Central Biomedical Services
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (Public Engagement).
  • Thomas Wells
    MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (Public Engagement).
  • Sara West
    Communications Division
    For successfully completing a Data Technician Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment.
  • Kelsea Weymouth
    People Function
    For consistently demonstrating Imperial Values in the support she delivers to colleagues.
  • Catherine Williamson
    Department of Metabolism, Digestion and Reproduction
    Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Research (Research Environment).
  • Jen Wiseman
    Finance
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Victoria Wright
    Department of Infectious Disease
    For successfully completing a Senior Leader Apprenticeship, achieving a Distinction in her End Point Assessment with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
  • Francesca Sheerin-Yoon
    Property Operations
    For exemplifying Imperial’s values through her proactive, reliable and collaborative work in maintaining a high-quality environment for colleagues, students and visitors.
  • Shirin Yoosoofsah
    Department of Aeronautics
    For demonstrating dedication and excellence in developing the new Aeronautics UCAS interview booking system and ensuring an excellent applicant interview experience.
  • Argita Zalli
    School of Public Health
    For creating and leading the Student Voice initiative, helping programme teams better understand and improve the student learning experience.
  • George Zimmerman
    Central Biomedical Services
    Winner of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research (CBS Staff).

Team Award Winners

Ada Lovelace Academy team

  • A community effort from the Department of Earth Science and Engineering. Key individuals include:
  • Rossella Arcucci
  • Tina van de Flierdt
  • Matthew Piggott
  • Winner of the Julia Higgins Award.

Advancement CRM Transition team

  • Lauren Coombs
  • Lauren Gooley
  • Jack Redknapp
  • Catherine Zahra
  • For leading the implementation of the new Advancement CRM, Nova.

Centre for Nuclear Engineering (CNE) team

  • Michael Bluck
  • Frederic Cegla
  • Jeremy Chittenden
  • Catrin Davies
  • David Dye
  • Matthew Eaton
  • Robin Grimes
  • Paul Hooper
  • Lisa Lampunio
  • Stuart Mangles
  • Adriana Paluszny Rodriguez
  • Jonathan Tate
  • Mark Wenman
  • Felicity Worsnop
  • Lidija Zdravković
  • Winner of the President’s Medal for Excellence in Research (Outstanding Research Team)

Chemistry EDI Team

  • Oscar Ces
  • Francesco Aprile
David Ayuso
  • Nazila Kamaly
  • Ingrid Temmerman
James Wilton-Ely
  • Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Culture and Community (Equality, Diversity 
and Inclusion).

Department of Immunology and Inflammation (DoII) team

  • Josefin Ahnstroem
  • Deepa Jayakody Arachchillage
  • James Axford
  • Paul Coote
  • Lyndon Costa
  • Nicholas Crump
  • Alice Denton
  • Neil Galloway-Phillipps
  • Ana Ignat
  • Golzar Mobayen
  • Tom McKinnon
  • Josephine Luetke Boerding
  • Kerry Rostron-Barrett
  • Kassandra Vezyrgianni
  • Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Culture and Community (Sustainability).

Emergency Period Care Provision team

  • Amelia Barron
  • Clara Bradberry
  • Mery Fajardo
  • Cristabel Goves
  • Kate Grimwood
  • Kasia Kmieckowiak
  • Emma Mattin
  • Morena Mills
  • Sai Nathan
  • Emma Pallett
  • Winner of the Julia Higgins Award.

Faculty of Medicine Teaching Facilities team

  • Matthew Barrett
  • Aneesha Bhumber
  • Paul Christie
  • Andrea Feasey
  • Andrew Horn
  • Jon Jaundrill
  • Rebecca Laverick
  • Kelly Read
  • Sean Sollis
  • Stephen Woodrow
  • For demonstrating dedication and excellence in the operational teaching support delivered to colleagues and students alike.

Faculty of Medicine Value of Teaching delivery team

  • Karina Aashamar
  • Shabna Begum
  • Fiona Bibby
  • Alison Cambrey
  • Hector Keun
  • Susan McBride
  • Celeste Miles
  • Nicholas Wood
  • For thoughtful, innovative and collaborative work as a team to deliver the FoM PGT Value of Teaching programme.

Faculty of Natural Sciences Pre-award team

  • David Law
  • Tara Symonds
  • For delivering consistently outstanding pre-award support to the Department of Physics through professionalism, collaboration, 
and commitment to excellence.

Families in Action Together (FAcT)

  • Razia Durani
  • Aghileh Djafari Marbini
  • Jackie Marsh
  • Christina Payne
  • Samreen Shah
  • Aelwyn Taylor
  • Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Societal Engagement (Partner).

Graduation Events team

  • Doyin Ajibewa
  • Amy Brown
  • Kevin Cheong
  • Jo Dyson
  • Susie Goss
  • Jess Leung
  • Ellie Rimmer
  • Francesca Secola
  • Joanna Stachowicz
  • For delivering an exceptional year of graduation ceremonies, including Imperial’s first summer doubleheader, celebrating the achievements of 7,568 graduates alongside their 21,432 guests

Imperial College Trials Unit – Cancer (ICTU-Ca) team

  • Yu-Chieh Chiu
  • Aaron Clarke
  • Amelia Langdon
  • Eslam Maher
  • Caitlin Muller
  • Ayomide Olorunfemi
  • Meena Reddi
  • Emmanuel Sappor
  • Laura Stylianou
  • Genee Tolentino
  • For collaboration with Investigators across Imperial to help them develop and conduct world-class cancer clinical trials of all phases at National and International level.

Imperial Horizons team

  • Fran Cherpin
  • Aisha Brown Colpani
  • Malcolm McLean
  • For improving processes and finding innovative solutions for the Imperial Horizons programme.

Imperial-NTU Education

  • Samuel Tan
  • Imesh Wijesuriya
  • For outstanding innovation, collaboration, and proactive contribution to the Imperial-NTU Education Innovation project.

Imperial Thrive team

  • Indie Beedie
  • Rebecca Halliday
  • For leading the Imperial Thrive programme, delivering innovative, university‑wide transition and wraparound support that strengthens belonging, confidence and success for widening participation students.

Incubation 
Services team

  • Olivia Brown
  • Jessie Gao
  • Amy McDonnell
  • Victoria Nicholl
  • Sara Roberts
  • Winner of the President’s Medal for Excellence in Culture and Community (Collaboration).

Language for Science coordinators

  • Christa Saller
  • Almudena Sanchez-Villen
  • Marine Orain
  • For their collegial spirit and thoughtful leadership, simplifying and improving language assessment and enriching the Centre as a whole.

London Maths Outreach (LMO)

  • Ines Chung-Halpern
  • Izaak Haywood Fairclough
  • Nick Manrique
  • Naina Praveen
  • Bogdan Simeonov
  • Jed Thorpe
  • Arne Wolf
  • Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Societal Engagement (Student – Team).

Maria Vinograd and Martin Head

  • For excellence in MSc programme and pedagogy development that will empower students to tackle the most pressing environmental and social sustainability challenges.

MSc Recruitment & Admissions Team (Business School)

  • Anum Akhtar
  • Matt Ashby
  • Calum Buist
  • Holly Cavanna
  • Natalie Chung
  • Joanne Currie
  • Sarah Eggleton
  • Chloe Hornbuckle
  • Catherine Jefferies
  • Zahra Jetha
  • Emily Lovell
  • Josie Ratcliff
  • Eleanna Spyrou
  • Sarah Stubbings
  • Steven Togneri
  • Jerry Voong
  • Ollie Waite
  • For demonstrating exceptional dedication in attracting and selecting outstanding global talent for Imperial Business School.

Nature in Our Hands

  • Zoe Boulton
  • Annie Dean
  • Poppy Lakeman Fraser
  • Nikki Hills
  • Simon Hurt
  • Antonia Lucas
  • Karen Makuch
  • Louise Muller
  • Janet Porter
  • Alex Richards
  • Claire Riley
  • Abi Weeden
  • West Rise Primary School
  • Highly commended for the President’s Award for Excellence in Societal Engagement (Achievement – Team).

Pears Cumbria School of Medicine (PCSM) Professional Services Team

  • Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Education (Supporting the Student Experience).

Physics Knowledge Hub

  • Ellie Barrand
  • Andrew Hulse
  • Seb Kay-Gould
  • Nancy Slater
  • For successfully establishing the Physics Knowledge Hub and delivering innovative, professional, and collaborative support across the Department of Physics.

Rianne Blake, Olivia Crow, Molly Dunne

Nazila Noorkhan

Neave O’Toole and

Louise Rowland

For outstanding contributions to team development by fostering collaboration, knowledge sharing and standardising processes during a year of significant change.

“Sex and Gender Issues in Health Research and Policy” short course team

  • Daniel Cramp
  • Madalina Miron
  • Rosie Smith
  • For creating a world-leading online course and fostering an excellent working relationship with the MESSAGE team at the George Institute for Global Health.

School of Public Health Gender Equity Writing Group

  • Abeer Arif
  • Marc Baguelin
  • Isobel Blake
  • Paula Christen
  • Gemma Clunie
  • Anne Cori
  • Sarah Essilfie-Quaye
  • Daniela Fecht
  • Tini Garske
  • Sondus Hassounah
  • Jenny Husbands
  • Wendy Kwok
  • Sequoia Leuba
  • Clare McCormack
  • Julia Michalow
  • Kate Mitchell
  • Tristan Naidoo
  • Lucy Okell
  • Matteo Pianella
  • Michael Pickles
  • Shazia Ruybal-Pesántez
  • Nora Schmit
  • Hillary Topazian
  • Chinedu Udeh-Momoh
  • Sabine van Elsland
  • Winner of the Julia Higgins Award.

Soft Services team

  • Juan Correa
  • Marcin Olejnik
  • For supporting all academic departments and the Central Timetabling Support Office through hard work and commitment.

STEM Muslims

  • Aiza Anwar
  • Rameen Ashfaq
  • Zakariyah Bello
  • Samiya Ibrahim
  • Dawud Khan
  • Khadeeja Mahmood
  • Madiha Qudoos
  • Javeria Saeed
  • Asad Tariq
  • Highly commended for the President’s Award for Excellence in Societal Engagement (Student – Team).

Student Systems team (Registry)

  • Nick Batley
  • Steven Boyce
  • Veena Dhulipala
  • Niya Gaydarova
  • Shazia Hawa
  • Simon Lee
  • Jen Skinner
  • Chloe Ward
  • Geoffrey Willis
  • For rising to the challenge of the My Imperial re-platforming while continuing to deliver outstanding support and reliability across Imperial’s student systems.

The Transformation team

  • Amy Bangs
  • David Bradford
  • Oliver Boote
  • Katie Carr
  • Julie Chapman
  • Julina Decka
  • Abisola Falayi
  • William Hollyer
  • Luke Kennedy
  • Amanda Naylor
  • Sonia Stocker
  • Lashana Thompson
  • Paco Villegas Ruiz
  • For their contribution in ensuring that the new Staff Hubs are successful workspaces that encourage collaboration.

WE Innovate Programme team

  • Nadia Ahrazem
  • Laura Barclay
  • Maggie Dallman
  • Ben Mumby-Croft
  • Sarah Ranchev-Hale
  • Winner of the Julia Higgins Medal.

Vaccine Epidemiology Research Group (VERG) polio team

  • Nicholas Grassly
  • Joyce Akello
  • Ben Bellekom
  • Isobel Blake
  • Darlan Da Silva Candido
  • Laura Cooper
  • Shannon Fitz
  • Elizabeth Gray
  • Lydia Haile
  • Tabassum Iqbal
  • David Jorgensen
  • Julia Ledien
  • Jasmaine Lee Wen Li
  • Selina Lindon
  • Julia Michalow
  • Dabri Ohanu
  • Yeongseon Park
  • Krunal Polra
  • Margarita Pons Salort
  • Alexander Shaw
  • Catherine Troman
  • Nathan Ward
  • Winner of the President’s Medal for Excellence in Research (Excellence in Impact).

Veritas Lab

  • Azalea Raad
  • Guillaume Ambal
  • Sacha-Élie Ayoun
  • Pedro Carrott
  • Paulo de Vilhena
  • Raquel Fernandes da Silva
  • Shing Hin Ho
  • Dragana Milovančević
  • Opale Sjöstedt
  • Max Stupple
  • Julien Vanegue
  • Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Research (Outstanding Research Team).

Women and Asthma

  • Winner of the President’s Award for Excellence in Societal Engagement (Achievement – Team).

Women’s PhD Network team

  • Martha Day
  • Gemma Mortell
  • Bethan Ritchie
  • Winner of the Julia Higgins Award.

Student Union Awards

  • Union Colours
  • Rama Aowidah
  • Thurston Blount
  • Isaac Cowley
  • Amy Curry
  • Tom Edwards
  • Jacob Eyre
  • Amelia Farrow-Foster
  • Lair Hanzen Argentin
  • Aden Ho
  • Kevin Jang
  • Yongmin Ju
  • Nina Khadra
  • Rhian Li
  • Aidan Madge
  • Julia Mitra
  • Anisa Price
  • Angie Qiao
  • Aryan Swarnakar
  • Janushana Sutharsan
  • Jack Swires
  • Poppy Valerie-Walker
  • Apollo Yang
  • Katia Zykova
  • Union Fellowship
    Iolanthe Georghiou 
    Anthea MacIntosh-LaRocque
    Pip Moss
    Nathalie Tedfors-Lindell
  • Sabbatical Officers 
    Nico Henry, 
Union President
    Emina Hogas, 
Deputy President (Education)
    Tom Gordon, 
Deputy President (Activities)
    Anson To, 
Deputy President (Welfare)
  • Outstanding Research Supervision
    Vaclav Pavlicek
  • Outstanding 
Personal Tutoring
    Julia Schroeder
  • Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant
    Ayham Al-Saffar
  • Outstanding Teaching
    Fangce Guo
  • Outstanding Professional 
Support Staff
    Rebecca Middleton
  • Outstanding Contribution to the Student Community 
& Wellbeing
    Nivethitha Ganapathiram
  • Event of the Year
    ICSM RAG Fashion Show (Rachael Abergel)
  • New Club, Society, 
or Project of the Year
    Imperial Medical Women’s Federation (MWF) Society (Annie Alocious)
  • Most Improved Club, Society, or Project 
of the Year
    Prosthetics (Prithvi Joseph Philip)
  • Club, Society, 
or Project of the Year
    Taekwondo (Makipan Ketheeswaran)
  • Campaign of the Year
    Disability History Month - Amy-Lloyd Evans
  • Inclusivity Award 
    Imperial Medical Women’s Federation (MWF) Society (Annie Alocious)
  • Sustainability Award
    Julia Mitra
  • UG Academic Representative 
of the Year
    Yeline Idir
  • UG Wellbeing Representative 
of the Year
    Iolanthe Georghiou
  • PG Representative 
of the Year 
    Shedrack Nwaokoch
  • Student and Staff Partnership Award
    Emily Wagner and 
Martina Fisk

Support

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