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Future Leaders Fellowships: Round 4 Interview Panel Membership Future Leaders Fellowships: Round 4 Interview Panel Membership Panel Chairs Mark Birkin, University of Leeds Tony McEnery, Lancaster University Nessa Carey, Independent Nicole Metje, University of Birmingham Lucy Carpenter, University of York Peter Oakley, The Welding Institute John Crawford, Rothamsted Research Eleanor Riley, University of Edinburgh Gordon Harold, University of Cambridge Martin Sadler, University of Bristol James Hegarty, Cardiff University Tara Shears, University of Liverpool Stephen Hill, University of Nottingham Alison Simmons, University of Oxford Jonathan Legh-Smith, BT John Stairmand, Wood Group Barbara Mable, University of Glasgow Rachel Williams, University of Liverpool Fiona Matthews, Newcastle University Panel Members Dario Alessi, University of Dundee Steffen Boehm, University of Exeter Phil Ashworth, University of Brighton Alison Burdett, Sensium Healthcare Mimoun Azzouz, University of Sheffield Julian Burke, Leica Microsystems Ltd Marko Bacic, Rolls-Royce Neil Champness, University of Nottingham Cristina Banks-Leite, Imperial College London Siddharthan Chandran, University of Edinburgh Caroline Barelle, Elasmogen Ltd Cathie Clarke, University of Cambridge Jim Barker, Innospec Michelle Collins, University of Surrey Ilaria Bellantuono, University of Sheffield Paul Cooke, University of Leeds Jose Bengoechea, Queen's University Belfast Jenny Cooper, CW Ltd Andrea Berardi, Open University Monica Craciun, University of Exeter Nafeesa Dajda, Satellite Applications Catapult Carenza Lewis, University of Lincoln Mike Dawson, Cantab Anti-infectives Ltd Stephen Lynch, Cardiff University Willie Donachie , The Moredun Foundation John Mathers, Newcastle University Georgina Endfield, University of Liverpool Sven Mattys, University of York Helen Finch, The MTC Anne McArdle, University of Liverpool Neil Forbes, Coventry University Anne McMunn, University College London Charlotte Forrest, GetMyGrades Noha Mellor, University of Bedfordshire David French, The University of Manchester Jocelyn Monroe, Royal Holloway, University of London Yang Gao, University of Surrey Linda Mulcahy, University of Oxford Francisco Garcia, Keysight Technologies UK Ltd Zoe Mullan, The Lancet Global Health Alan Garnham, University of Sussex Ian Newington, LGC Group Ltd Valerie Gibson, University of Cambridge Joanna Norman, Victoria and Albert Museum John Girkin, Durham University Rachel Norman, University of Stirling Mark Goulding, Mycelial Consulting Seb Oliver, University of Sussex David Hall, The Open University Donald Palmer, RVC Claire Halpin, University of Dundee Vivienne Parry, Genomics England Steve Harris, BAE Systems Linda Partridge, University College London Alwyn Hart, Environment Agency Michelle Peckham, University of Leeds Graham Hillier, Centre for Process Innovation Sita Popat Taylor, University of Leeds Tony Hitchcock, Cobra Biologics Joao Porto de Albuquerque, University of Clare Holdsworth, Keele University Warwick Yiguo Hong, Hangzhou Normal University Yorck Ramachers, University of Warwick Antony Hurden, Grounded Innovation Ltd Paul Rees, Swansea University Vivienne Jabri, Kings College London Richard Robertson, University of the West Nigel Jefferies, Huawei Technologies (UK) Co. Indies Ltd Annela Seddon, University of Bristol Ben Johnson, Graphic Science Ltd Louise Serpell, University of Sussex Marie Johnston, University of Aberdeen Sudaba Shiraliyeva, AMZARK Group Michael Keating, University of Aberdeen Mike Short, Dept for International Trade Frank Kee, UKCRC Centre of Excellence for Ravi Silva, University of Surrey Public Health Research Alison Sinclair, University of Sussex Yvonne Kelly, University College London Malcolm Skingle, GSK Boriana Koleva, University of Nottingham Stephen Sweeney, University of Surrey Andrei Krokhin, Durham University Simon Thompson, University of Kent David Lalloo, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Valeska Ting, University of Bristol Andrew Tolmie, University College London Clare Watt, University of Northumbria Carmen Torres-Sanchez, Loughborough Helen Weiss, London School of Hygiene and University Tropical Medicine Su Varma, NSG Group Jennifer Wen, University of Warwick Sarah Vickerstaff, University of Kent Karl Whittle, University of Liverpool Heather Wallace, University of Aberdeen Huiyu Zhou, University of Leicester Roving Panel Members David Amigoni, Keele University Susan Hunston, University of Birmingham Samantha Aspinall, University of Leeds Bernard Keavney, The University of Manchester Liz Baggs, University of Edinburgh Declan Mulkeen, Independent Susan Banducci, University of Exeter Malcolm Bennett, University of Stefan Przyborski, Durham University Nottingham Caroline Relton, University of Bristol Mark Goulding, Merck Chemicals Ltd UK Sara Shinton, University of Edinburgh Kim Graham, Cardiff University Peter Smith, University of Southampton Adrian Harwood, Cardiff University Sarah Spurgeon, University College London Harriet Hawkins, Royal Holloway, Fiona Tomley, Royal Veterinary College University of London Jonathan Wastling, Keele University *Organisation of panels will be responsive to the applications in each round. To ensure consistency some of the Future Leaders Fellowships College will be asked to join panels for several rounds; others will be asked to join one panel per year, based on applicant demand. .
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