Gabor contact details
Duty phone number: 07590250564 (term time, 6pm-8am only)
Email: gabor@imperial.ac.uk
Welcome to Gabor
Gabor Hall is part of Eastside Halls, located within Prince's Gardens, just across the road from the main South Kensington campus. Gabor was named after Dennis Gabor, a Hungarian-British electrical engineer and physicist who fled to the UK from Nazi Germany in 1933 and later became the inventor of holography, for which he received the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1971. Gabor joined Imperial College in 1948 and remained here until his retirement in 1967.
Meet the Gabor Warden Team
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Naima Adan
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Location
Gabor Hall
About Naima
Hi, I am Naima, the warden at Gabor Hall. I work in the faculty of medicine. I understand that moving into halls for the first time can feel a bit overwhelming for some of you. At Gabor, we're here to make sure everyone feels welcome and included. If you ever run into any issues or just need a chat, don't hesitate to reach out—we're here to help!
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Elia Chimonides
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Location
Gabor Hall
About Elia
Hello, my name is Elia and I’m a second-year PhD student in the aero department. I started my journey at Imperial in 2019, when I came to study here as an undergrad all the way from Zimbabwe! I know how hard moving away from home and starting university can be, so please feel free to chat to me anytime. Whether you need advice on uni work, where to shop or even good places to go out in London, the wardening team are here to support you. Remember that Imperial’s what you make it – so try to strike a balance between getting a good degree and making some of the best memories of your life! I hope you have an incredible first year at Gabor.
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Pierre Le Floch
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Location
Gabor Hall
About Pierre
Hey! I’m Pierre, a third-year PhD student in Computing at Imperial. I work on using AI to improve personalised care for eczema and other allergic conditions. I’m originally from France and moved to London when I was young, so I know what it’s like to start a new chapter in a big city. I also studied Bioengineering here at Imperial, so I’m happy to share tips about campus life, how to manage a good work life balance, or just how to make the most of your time here. If you ever need advice, a friendly chat, or ideas on where to explore in London, don’t hesitate to reach out. Uni is as much about the people you meet as the work you do, make the most of every opportunity and enjoy your first year at Imperial!
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Di Xi
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Location
Gabor Hall
About Di
Hi! I’m Di, a third-year PhD student in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics. Outside of research, I love crocheting and knitting (it’s my way of unwinding), and I’m always up for learning new crafts. If you ever have questions about life at Gabor or just fancy a chat feel free to drop me a message!