Imperial College London COMMEMORATION DAY 2016DAY COMMEMORATION COMMEMORATION DAY 2016

Wednesday 19 October Royal Albert Hall, London Commemoration Day 2016

PRESIDENT’S WELCOME

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01 President’s welcome I warmly welcome our graduates, their family members and friends, 02 Chair’s welcome and our honoured guests to 03 Senior staff at Imperial the Imperial College London Commemoration Day. 04 About the day Today is a special day for all of us. It is a time of 06 Imperial’s past and future celebration of excellence and accomplishment. It is a day that I hope you will remember forever. 08 World-leading research Congratulations to the recipients of the degrees, at Imperial awards and honours being conferred today. We are inspired by your accomplishments and excited 10 Honorary degrees by your potential to do even greater things in the future. You exemplify the talented people who 12 Imperial College Medals drive Imperial’s success. I hope that as you settle 18 President’s Medals into the ceremony, you are inspired by the rich history of this great university and by the amazing 22 Outstanding Student people receiving honours today. Achievement Award I know that today’s ceremony marks the culmination of years of hard work and sacrifices 24 The Imperial alumni that you and your families and friends have made. community Your degree is only the beginning. It provides you with the opportunity to continue learning, to do 29 Giving to Imperial important work with interesting people, to expand your intellectual horizons, and to help make the 30 Faculty of Natural Sciences world a better place. The work we do at Imperial brings great value 40 Faculty of Engineering to society through the new knowledge that we create and through the talented and excellent 52 Faculty of Medicine graduates we send into the world. Our impact is extended by our global network of collaborators and partners. I hope you take from this place a spirit of collaboration and the ability to build and Professor Alice P. Gast contribute to teams. I also hope that you take a moment today to recognise your mentors and teachers, and your “Today is a time of family members and friends, who have contributed to your success. No matter how hard any of us celebration of excellence works or how smart we are, we all need guidance and accomplishment. It is and support. As you move on in your careers, think a day that I hope you will of ways to repay this support, perhaps by helping others and serving as mentors and role models. remember forever.” I wish you all the very best for the future. Whatever path you choose, I hope that you maintain your curiosity, continue to seek new challenges and apply your talents to improving the lives of others. Congratulations again.

01 Welcome

CHAIR’S SENIOR STAFF WELCOME AT IMPERIAL

SENIOR STAFF COUNCIL MEMBERS

PRESIDENT CHAIR Thank you for joining us today to Professor Alice P. Gast Sir Philip Dilley celebrate the excellence of our PROVOST EXTERNAL MEMBERS Professor James Stirling Mr Christopher Brinsmead undergraduate students, to honour Mr Iain Conn staff and students who have CHIEF FINANCIAL Mr Toby Courtauld OFFICER Mr John Cullen made exceptional contributions Mr Muir Sanderson Ms Rachel Lomax to the College, and to recognise Ms Sara Murray COLLEGE SECRETARY Mr Jeremy Newsum colleagues from outside of Imperial AND REGISTRAR Ms Alison Nimmo Mr John Neilson Professor Jeremy Sanders through honorary awards for Mr Chris Williams contributions to their disciplines. VICE-PRESIDENT (ADVANCEMENT) EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Mrs Sarah Waterbury President, Professor I have fond memories of when I crossed the stage Alice P. Gast of the Royal Albert Hall as a graduand of Imperial, VICE-PRESIDENT Provost, Professor James with my friends and family watching. My degree in (COMMUNICATIONS Stirling Civil Engineering gave me the skills and confidence AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS) Chief Financial Officer, Mr Luke Blair Mr Muir Sanderson to embark on a career that has taken me to President of Imperial countries across the globe. I am proud to now serve VICE-PRESIDENT College Union, Mr Nas as Chair of the College’s governing Council. (INNOVATION) Andriopoulos Professor David Gann Imperial’s Royal Charter of 1907 gave our university SENIOR STAFF a distinct mandate focused on the application VICE PROVOST REPRESENTATIVES (EDUCATION) Professor Nelson Phillips of education, research and scholarship. For Professor Simone Professor Tom Welton generations, those with a degree from Imperial Buitendijk Professor Jeff Magee have made their mark in science, technology, Professor Gavin Screaton engineering, medicine, business and education. VICE PROVOST (RESEARCH) ELECTED STAFF Imperial graduates are an illustrious group. Professor Nick Jennings MEMBER Professor Neil Alford To those graduating today, I would emphasise DEAN OF THE that this is not the end of a journey, but the BUSINESS SCHOOL THE CLERK TO THE beginning of a new chapter in your life. You have Professor Nelson Phillips COURT AND COUNCIL Mr John Neilson tackled advanced topics in your fields, gained new DEAN OF THE FACULTY knowledge through your projects and research OF ENGINEERING and furthered your ability to think critically. You Professor Jeff Magee are poised to apply what you have learned and DEAN OF THE FACULTY make your mark in your chosen career. OF MEDICINE Professor Gavin Screaton You are also now part of the worldwide network of Imperial alumni that is a source of guidance, DEAN OF THE FACULTY Sir Philip Dilley support and friendship. I encourage you to be OF NATURAL SCIENCES an active part of this network over the coming Professor Tom Welton years. We alumni are proud of what you have achieved and excited by the promise of your “To those graduating today, future achievements. I would emphasise that this Congratulations again to all those graduating is not the end of a journey, and receiving awards and honours today. but the beginning of a new chapter in your life.”

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ABOUT THE DAY

PLEASE NOTE: Screen visuals featuring metallic colour swatches will not look like the metallic pantone spec colour when printed. Refer to a Pantone metallic swatch MASTER COLOUR ARTWORK Graduations are a highlight of the College year, book to get an accurate colour match for print. CMYK ACADEMIC DRESS a time when we welcome back our graduating COLOURS C0. M0 . Y0. K.100 Academic dress has its origins in medieval C100. M70 . Y0. K.0 Europe, when it identified the rank and profession students, together with families and friends, to C0. M100. Y100. K.0

CMYK Gold celebrate outstanding academic achievement. C25. M25 . Y75. K.15 of the wearer. Today, academic dress denotes the graduate’s institution and the level of degree awarded.

15thMarch 2016 IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON-MASTER ARTWORK The unifying theme of academic dress at Imperial is the colour purple. This is an homage to the work THE COLLEGE COAT OF ARMS of Royal College of Chemistry alumnus Sir William The College coat of arms was assigned by Royal Henry Perkin, who invented mauveine, the world’s Warrant on 6 June 1908. Coats of arms date back first synthetic purple dye, in 1856. to the twelfth century, and continue to be used by Today, the Royal Albert Hall is the historic location Graduands receiving their first degree wear black well-established and respected corporate bodies for Imperial’s postgraduate and undergraduate gowns and black hoods with white and purple as a mark of identification. graduation ceremonies. lining. Recipients of the BSc (Engineering), BEng The shield incorporates the royal coat of arms and and MEng wear a grey collar; MBBS graduands a book, representing knowledge. The motto, which wear a red collar; and BSc and MSci graduands reads Scientia imperii decus et tutamen, can be wear a yellow collar. translated as ‘Scientific knowledge, the crowning glory and the safeguard of the empire’.

THE IMPERIAL MACE The Imperial College London Mace was presented to the College by the Goldsmiths’ Company in 2009 in recognition of Imperial’s status as a university in Graduations for Imperial College London have its own right. The generous gift reflects the livery taken place in the Royal Albert Hall for over 60 company’s longstanding relationship with Imperial Above: The exterior of years. The Hall, which opened in 1871, was part of and its predecessor institutions. the Royal Albert Hall, Prince Albert’s grand vision for a cultural, scientific shown here in the late and artistic quarter in South Kensington. Given The intricate design of the Mace incorporates nineteenth century, is that Imperial also has its origins in this vision, elements of the College’s coat of arms and its built from over 6 million motto. The helix-shaped stem represents human red bricks and 80,000 it is fitting that the College should celebrate the blocks of terracotta. accomplishments of its graduates here. DNA or a chain of atoms in a spiral, providing a visual reference to the College’s expertise in The order for the day is: science and medicine. 10.30: Graduation ceremony for the Faculty The Mace is a focal point of the College’s of Natural Sciences graduation ceremonies: it heralds the arrival 13.45: Graduation ceremony for the Faculty of the Provost, President and Chair of Council of Engineering during the Procession. 17.00: Graduation ceremony for the Faculty of Medicine Celebratory canapé receptions will be held on campus following each ceremony at locations indicated on your reception tickets.

PHOTOGRAPHY Please note that unauthorised video recording and photography are not permitted in the Royal The Imperial Mace leads Albert Hall. Professional photographers will be in the procession of the the Imperial College Union during the day to take Provost, President and Chair of Council. portrait photographs of graduands.

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The I-HUB is the first building to open at Imperial's White LEADING LIGHTS IMPERIAL’S PAST City Campus. It will facilitate the co-location of start-ups, entrepreneurs, spin-out Here are just some of AND FUTURE companies and major corporations with the College's the figures who shaped academic community. Imperial’s history and changed the world during their time at Imperial.

SIR WILLIAM HENRY PERKIN In 1856, while studying at the Royal College of Chemistry, Perkin discovered the first coal tar dye, mauveine. His discovery of the synthetic purple dye revolutionised fabric colouring, bringing bright colours to the masses for the first The Queen’s Tower, time, and transformed the science of chemistry. under construction in this image from 1886, DR MARTHA ANNIE WHITELEY was originally part of the OUR FUTURE Whiteley joined the Royal College of Science Imperial Institute. Whilst as a teaching scholar in the Department the rest of the Institute Since 2007, Imperial College London has of Chemistry in 1904, and by 1920 had was demolished from 1957 consolidated its position as one of the world’s progressed to the role of Assistant Professor. to 1968, the iconic tower leading universities in the fields of science, She was the first woman to hold a position was saved by a public on the teaching staff at the College, and was campaign and is now in engineering, medicine and business. Imperial’s awarded the OBE in 1920 for the contribution the custody of Imperial. strength in these core disciplines has allowed it of her research in the First World War. to push the boundaries of what a university can For over 100 years, Imperial College London has been SIR ALEXANDER FLEMING do, with the community working together to solve In the course of his research at St Mary’s at the forefront of scientific discovery and innovation, major global challenges. Hospital, Fleming discovered the fungal mould penicillium notarum. His 1928 breakthrough, a unique institution dedicated to enduring excellence Academics and students at Imperial are at the and the subsequent work of Sir Ernst Chain in research and education. forefront of multidisciplinary research. They are and Sir Hugh Florey to isolate and concentrate supported by institutes and initiatives that bring penicillin, was recognised in 1945 with a Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine. researchers from across the College together. OUR HISTORY These include the Antimicrobial Research SIR DEREK BARTON Imperial was founded in 1907 with the merger of Collaborative, the Grantham Institute for Climate Barton’s work on the spatial arrangements of Change and the Environment, the Brevan Howard organic molecules and reactions mechanisms, the Royal School of Mines, the Royal College of was undertaken while he was Professor of Science and the City and Guilds Central Technical Centre for Financial Analysis, and the Energy Organic Chemistry between 1957 and 1972. College. During the latter half of the nineteenth Futures Lab. Collaborations such as the Lee Kong His research transformed how chemists think century, each institution had played a crucial part Chian School of Medicine in Singapore, which was about molecules in three-dimensional space, and he was awarded the Nobel Prize for in establishing science education and research established in 2010 with Nanyang Technological scientific research in fields including munitions, Chemistry (with Odd Hassel) in 1969. in Britain, employing some of the finest minds University, have shown how partnerships extend aeronautics and medicine. in their respective areas of expertise. Each had the impact of Imperial’s work. In the future, PROFESSOR JOAN WOODWARD the College will develop its partnerships with As a lecturer and subsequently professor in also found a home in South Kensington, an area The post-war period saw unprecedented growth at Industrial Sociology, Woodward undertook which, under the patronage of Prince Albert, had Imperial, as science and technology were seen as academic institutions, industries, governments pioneering research into organisational become a hub for science, culture and education. increasingly critical to facing the challenges of the The Molecular Sciences and schools across the globe. structures in technology and production Research Hub, with twentieth century. New disciplines were introduced, systems. Woodward Hall, a College Hall of The Royal Charter which formed the Imperial Chemistry research As the world changes, so will Imperial’s education. Residence which opened in 2015, was named including nuclear science and engineering, and facilities at its core, Building on recent initiatives such as the new in her honour. College of Science and Technology described will open in 2018. computing and control. curriculum developed for the Dyson School of its remit as “giving the highest specialised PROFESSOR DENIS GABOR instruction, and providing the fullest equipment After a series of mergers between the College Design Engineering, Imperial will embed its During the 1940s, Gabor began to experiment for the most advanced training and research and major medical schools, the Imperial College education in a research-led, entrepreneurial with holography, a process which allows the in various branches of science, especially School of Medicine (now the Faculty of Medicine) environment and provide a broad range of services storage of propagating optical wavefronts for later reconstruction. For this research, he was in its application to industry”. The College was established in 1997. The Business School was and support for students beyond their studies. awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1971, swiftly began expanding its presence in South granted a status equivalent to a College faculty in Imperial’s newest campus at White City provides the first engineer to receive the accolade. Kensington, constructing an extension to the City 2003, and a year later moved to its current location the College with the opportunity to develop PROFESSOR RODNEY ROBERT PORTER with the opening of the College Main Entrance. and Guilds College, a new building for the Royal new partnerships, support new areas of Porter was Pfizer Professor of Immunology at School of Mines, and the Beit Buildings. As the College approached its centenary, the research, diversify revenue streams and give St Mary’s Hospital between 1960 and 1967, Elizabeth the Queen during which time he conducted research Mother visits the During the two world wars of 1914–18 and decision was made to withdraw from the University students entrepreneurial experience. The I-HUB into the blood’s immunoglobin. In 1972, he College on Charter 1939–45, thousands of Imperial students and of London, a federation of which Imperial had been (Translation & Innovation Hub) opens this was awarded Nobel Prize for Medicine of Day 1957 to open the staff volunteered for service. On the home a part since 1908. The College’s independence was month, providing facilities for close collaboration Physiology with G.M. Edelmen for their work on Roderick Hill Building. determining the exact structure of an antibody. front, several of the College buildings were formalised in 2007, and the first students to receive with partner institutions and companies. The commandeered by the government and military. degrees of Imperial College London began their Molecular Sciences Research Hub, with Chemistry Staff and alumni undertook critical war-related degrees later that year. research facilities at its core, will open in 2018.

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Charikleia Spathi, a PhD student from WORLD-LEADING the Department of Civil & Environmental “Scientific and technological innovations Engineering, won the RESEARCH AT IMPERIAL 2015 Althea-Imperial shape the future of societies. Scientists Prize for her idea of a waterproof concrete can drive research breakthroughs and additive to make buildings less vulnerable. they can appreciate real market needs Imperial is home to many world leading pioneers in The Althea-Imperial science, engineering, business and medicine, and Prize, worth £10,000, in their field of expertise.” supports innovative and the alma mater to generations of award winners, entrepreneurial Charikleia Spathi, PhD student and government advisors, business leaders, politicians women students. 2015 Althea-Imperial prizewinner and entrepreneurs.

Research at the College is multidisciplinary, EDIBLE PLASTIC THE BRAIN ON LSD REVEALED USING GENETICS TO TACKLE MALARIA with academics working with partners around RESEARCH AT the globe to tackle the greatest challenges we Fields in the countryside are often lined with IMPERIAL IN A team of Imperial scientists is investigating the Malaria is still a major killer, and a team of will face in the coming years, from sustainable rows of hay bales wrapped in plastic. NUMBERS effect of psychedelic drugs on the brain. The Imperial researchers is taking a radical approach researchers have produced the first ever scans to tackling the disease. healthcare to harnessing the power of the Usually, all that plastic goes to landfill, but of the brain under the influence of LSD. data revolution. Today’s graduates have been Imperial PhD students have come up with They are targeting three species of mosquito that firmly embedded in a vibrant, research-led a novel way to tackle the issue. The student team In the study, the team gave volunteers LSD in carry malaria by genetically modifying them. They environment, learning alongside researchers created BioNet – an edible plastic wrapping that 1 a specialist research centre, then used various have disrupted a gene in one species, making 2 who are experts in their fields. livestock can simply chew off before they get to 3 scanning techniques to visualise how LSD alters females infertile, and used another clever genetic Imperial researchers are making new the hay, straw or silage inside – preventing hours 1st among major the way the brain works. trick called ‘gene drive’ to make sure the trait of unwrapping as well as unnecessary waste. UK universities for is passed on to nearly every offspring, thereby breakthroughs every day. Here are some The results suggested the drug causes many brain research impact in the spreading it through the population. of the highlights of the past year. The team won the 2016 Imperial Showcase, Research Excellence areas to work together, creating an altered state the finale of an enterprise pre-accelerator Framework (REF) 2014 of consciousness. The hope is that local populations of mosquitos programme for students to develop their will collapse until there are no longer enough to The research team are now investigating whether entrepreneurial skills and develop their ideas transmit the disease. The technology is still many 91% the compound could have therapeutic potential for the benefit of society. years away from being trialled in the field, but as a treatment for depression. laboratory tests have shown it to be highly effective. 91 % of research classed as BOUNCING BIOGLASS ‘world leading’ in REF 2014 Professor Julian Jones with HELPING HANDS Professor Julian Jones has developed a glass-like bioglass, which mimics the Scientists have developed sensor technology that qualities of real cartilage. material that mimics cartilage and potentially enables a user to control a robotic hand via arm 90% encourages it to re-grow. Bioglass, consisting of movements and muscle vibrations. silica and a plastic, mimics the shock-absorbing £427.7 million research 90% of malaria 200+ MILLION income in 2014-15 and load-bearing qualities of real cartilage. The sensor detects signals from tiny vibrations deaths occur in malaria infections Sub-Saharan Africa each year produced by muscle fibres when they flex. One formulation has the potential to encourage The vibrations are detected by the sensor and cartilage cells to grow in knees, previously not passed on to the robotic hand, which interprets possible with conventional methods. Another Over 19,000 them as commands. The team led by Dr Ravi substitute could replace damaged intervertebral academic papers Vaidyanathan believes the sensor could also discs in the spine, mimicking the qualities of published in 2014–15 control other technologies. real cartilage. bit.ly/imperial-robotic-hand

14 Nobel laureates

Staff from 115 countries

Alex Lewis, who lost both legs, his right arm and 45 research the use of his left arm students are following a rare infection, affiliated with the conducts a preliminary Crick Institute, which demonstration of the opens its doors in robotic arm with Dr Ravi October 2016 Vaidyanathan.

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HONORARY DEGREES

Imperial College London honorary degrees are conferred on persons of conspicuous merit who are outstanding in their fields.

The Admiral of the Fleet The Lord Boyce Professor Yves Lévy

Lord Boyce is a crossbench member of the Professor Yves Lévy is Chief Executive Officer House of Lords. He is Chair of the Advisory and Chairman of the French National Institute Board for the Royal British Legion Centre for of Health and Medical Research (INSERM). Blast Injury Studies at Imperial. He is Professor of Clinical Immunology at Henri Mondor Hospital/Université Paris Est Lord Boyce joined the Royal Navy in 1961 and Créteil and leads Aviesan, the French Alliance during his 42 years of service, he commanded HM for Health and Life Sciences. Submarines Oberon, Opossum and Superb and the frigate HMS Brilliant. He became First Sea Lord Professor Lévy’s research is concerned with in 1998 and Chief of Defence Staff in 2001. the development of the immune system and its pathology. He has coordinated and Following retirement, Lord Boyce was awarded developed national and international clinical the honorary appointment of Admiral of the Fleet. trials of immunotherapies and vaccines for In 2004 he was appointed Lord Warden and immunodeficiencies and infectious diseases, Admiral of the Cinque Ports and Constable of including HIV/AIDS. Professor Lévy has worked Dover Castle. He is also King of Arms of the Order with INSERM since 1985. He led a team focused of the Bath, and a Knight Companion of the Order on HIV physiopathogenesis, immune interventions of the Garter. Lord Boyce holds honorary doctorate and vaccines. He served as Director of the INSERM degrees from the University of Portsmouth, the unit in Dallas, Texas from 2010 to 2012 and, University of Kent and Canterbury Christ Church prior to his appointment as CEO, was Head of University. He is Chairman of the HMS Victory the Clinical Department of Immunopathology at Preservation Company and has served as Trustee Henri Mondor Hospital. Professor Lévy created of the National Maritime Museum, Chairman the Vaccine Research Institute, a network of of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution and 18 research teams and key international opinion Patron of the Forces in Mind Trust. He is Chairman leaders from institutions in France and the US of the D Group Advisory Board and formerly a aimed at developing effective vaccines against HIV. Non-Executive Director of WS Atkins PLC and an Advisor to Computer Sciences Corporation. Professor Lévy is chair of the Immune-Based Therapies Committee and Scientific Director of the HIV Vaccine Programme at the French Agency of Research Against AIDS and Hepatitis (ANRS). He is a member of the WHO Vaccine Advisory Committee and the Council of the Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise. He has served as Vice Dean of the Medicine Faculty of Université Paris Est Créteil and as Special Councillor of the French Minister of Higher Education and Research.

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IMPERIAL COLLEGE MEDALS

The Imperial College Medal is awarded for meritorious or praiseworthy service to the College or for having otherwise enhanced its reputation, mission and objectives.

Mrs Ezara Bird Professor Justin Cobb Dr Shaun Crofton

Mrs Ezara Bird is a Senior Lab Aide in the Professor Justin Cobb was appointed as Dr Shaun Crofton first came to Imperial as Cancer Division, Department of Surgery & Professor of Musculoskeletal Surgery at a student in 1968 to study for a BSc (Eng) Cancer, Faculty of Medicine. Imperial in 2005. in Metallurgy and, apart from a year spent in industry in Germany, he remained at the Mrs Bird is one of the most respected and valued Professor Cobb researches skeletal joints, aiming College until his retirement in 2015. members of staff in the Cancer Division. She to understand how they are damaged and has provided excellent support for the Division’s how they can be repaired. He and his team are Throughout his career, Dr Crofton was a research since its beginning as the small section using a combination of 3D imaging, 3D printing dedicated and inspirational teacher, receiving of Cancer Medicine. The type of basic laboratory and robotics to perform a minimally invasive multiple awards, including the President’s Award support that Mrs Bird undertakes is vital to the repair on damaged joints. Professor Cobb also for Excellence in Teaching and an award for overall work of the Department. Her loyalty and spearheaded the approach to Imperial alumnus Teaching Excellence in Engineering Education. commitment has established the basis for the Michael Uren and the Michael Uren Foundation He was Senior Tutor in Mechanical Engineering department’s successful research and for training which led, in 2014, to a donation of £40million for more than ten years, and combined sympathy the researchers of the future. – the most generous in Imperial’s history. This and concern for student welfare with valuable is supporting construction of the pioneering guidance for students on academic matters. Mrs Bird’s also supports an orphanage in her Michael Uren Biomedical Engineering Research home country of Thailand. She often spends her Dr Crofton acted as senior user coordinator for Hub, at the White City Campus, to be named in holidays there, working with children who have Mechanical Engineering during a major relocation honour of the donor. HIV infections and have been abandoned by project, making many interventions that prevented their families. Professor Cobb is advisor to the board of costly errors and kept the project close to its target Stanmore Implants. He is a civilian advisor completion time. Dr Crofton also held the role in orthopaedics to the Royal Air Force. He is of Disability Officer for Mechanical Engineering, on the staff of King Edward VII hospital for facilitating student support within the department. Officers, and is Orthopaedic Surgeon to Her Majesty the Queen.

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IMPERIAL COLLEGE MEDALS

The Baroness Manningham-Buller Ms Doris Pappoe

Baroness Manningham-Buller is a Ms Doris Pappoe is Postgraduate Crossbench member of the House of Lords. Administrator in the Department of She joined Imperial’s Council in 2009 and Chemistry. This year she celebrates served as Chair of the Court and the Council 30 years of service at Imperial. from 2011 until 2015. She is currently Chair Ms Pappoe joined the Department of Chemistry as of the Wellcome Trust. a Departmental Secretary in 1986, becoming the Baroness Manningham-Buller joined the Security Departmental Postgraduate Secretary two years Service (MI5) in 1974. She was promoted to later. She took up her current role as Postgraduate its Management Board in 1993 and led the Administrator in 2011. She has provided support Service’s work on technical intelligence collection and advice to over 1,000 research students, surveillance, finance, IT and Irish terrorism. She beginning with their initial applications to became Deputy Director General in 1997, in Imperial. During their time at Imperial Ms Pappoe charge of the Service’s operations, before being encourages postgraduate students to make the appointed Director General in 2002. most of all the opportunities open to them in College. She continues to support postgraduates Baroness Manningham-Buller was awarded the until their graduation ceremonies, which she Dame Commander of the Bath in the Queen’s always attends. Birthday Honours in 2005. She is currently a member of the House of Lords Select Committee In 2015 Ms Pappoe was awarded a Faculty on Science and Technology. In 2014 Her Majesty of Natural Sciences Prize for Excellence in the the Queen made her a Lady of the Garter. Support of Teaching and Learning. She is a member of the Imperial As One advisory group, which works to support and promote an inclusive workplace culture.

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IMPERIAL COLLEGE MEDALS

Ms Lisa Phillips Mrs Margaret Quinn

Ms Lisa Phillips is a Senior Human Ms Margaret Quinn is the Hall Supervisor Resources Manager in the Human Resources at Imperial’s Evelyn Gardens. Division. In this role she is responsible for Ms Quinn has worked in the halls of residence the strategic direction of the Support at Evelyn Gardens for the past 28 years. During Services human resources and for overall that time, she has consistently provided first- management of the HR team. class service to students and visitors on a daily In 1985 Ms Phillips joined the Personnel and basis. The halls in Evelyn Gardens comprise Estates Office of the Royal Postgraduate Medical of 34 houses set around a Victorian square, School, now part of Imperial. Her 30 years of providing accommodation for over 600 first service to the College have been characterised year undergraduate students. Over the years, by her hardworking and conscientious approach, Margaret has welcomed, assisted, and supported and the consistently high standard of her work. nearly 17,000 Imperial students. She is tenacious and always works proactively Margaret has also been instrumental in the around any barriers to get a job done, and her development of Evelyn Gardens. She has played work is valued by everyone she works with. a crucial role in implementing systematic Ms Phillips is also a member of Imperial’s improvements in the overall running of the halls. redundancy avoidance working group which works with joint trade unions to ensure a consistent, transparent and fair approach to change and restructuring.

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PRESIDENT’S MEDALS

The President’s Medals are awarded to recognise staff members who have made outstanding contributions to research, external engagement, innovation, and research support or supervision.

Professor Martin Blunt Dr Benita Cox

PRESIDENT’S MEDAL FOR PRESIDENT’S MEDAL FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION EXCELLENCE IN PASTORAL CARE TO TEACHING EXCELLENCE Dr Benita Cox is a Senior Tutor and the Professor Martin Blunt is Professor of Programme Director for Imperial College Petroleum Engineering in the Department Business School's MSc International of Earth Science and Engineering at Imperial. Health Management programme. He was Head of Department between 2006 Dr Cox’s research interests have focused on and 2011. the role of information systems in healthcare Professor Blunt’s research interests are delivery, in particular, the impact of information in multiphase flow in porous media with and communicating technologies on healthcare applications to geological carbon storage, oil practice. For more than 20 years, Dr Cox has been and gas recovery, and contaminant transport the Business School’s Senior Tutor. Through this and clean-up in polluted aquifers. Professor work, she has personally helped thousands of Blunt is an outstanding teacher who has students and colleagues. She understands the led a transformation of teaching culture in unique pressures and expectations faced by the department. During his time as Head of students of different cultures and supports them Department, Professor Blunt supported the with the distinct issues that they face. setting up of the MSc in Petroleum Geophysics, Dr Cox’s College responsibilities also include and the transformation of the BSc and MSci Disabilities Liaison Officer, Disability Action Geophysics courses. Committee member, Complaints and Appeals Professor Blunt acted as Principal Expert Witness Task Group member, and Academic Mental for BP in phase two of the Deepwater Horizon Health Champion. She is on the Executive Board trial. He frequently teaches graduate students of the UK Health Informatics Society, and an at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Editor of UK Health Informatics Today and a and Stanford University on short courses in flow member of the Editorial Board of the Journal and porous media. He is on the editorial boards of Healthcare Informatics. of Transport in Porous Media, Water Resources Research and Advances in Water Resources.

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PRESIDENT’S MEDALS

Mrs Louise Green Dr Sonia Kumar Ms Susi Underwood

PRESIDENT’S MEDAL FOR PRESIDENT’S MEDAL FOR PRESIDENT’S MEDAL FOR SUPPORTING THE OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION SUPPORTING THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE TO TEACHING EXCELLENCE STUDENT EXPERIENCE Mrs Louise Green is the Undergraduate Dr Sonia Kumar is Director of Undergraduate Ms Susi Underwood has been the Office Manager for the Department of Civil Primary Care Education in the Department of Postgraduate Administrator in Chemical and Environmental Engineering. Primary Care and Public Health at Imperial. Engineering for more than 10 years. She has also worked as a GP in South London Mrs Green has taken a leadership role in Ms Underwood’s work is exemplary in its quality for 15 years. establishing the Undergraduate Office as and professionalism, and she is known for her welcoming place for students, as well as the Dr Kumar has made an outstanding contribution dedication to student welfare. Ms Underwood source of course information and helpful to teaching on the Imperial MBBS course. manages the PhD experience from initial enquiry personal advice at all times. She has been hugely During the three years since Dr Kumar took up through to graduation, but she is particularly supportive the student Civil Engineering Society her post, her teaching team has doubled in size dedicated to admissions and student milestones (CivSoc), helping to establish it as one of the with funding from Health Education England following enrolment. Her support for the student most active student-led societies in the Faculty. and the National Health Service. She has been experience goes far beyond her required duties There has been a palpable, transformative and directly involved in the design, development and to include providing pastoral support to students positive step-change in the relationship between evaluation of eight new GP attachments on the on a range of personal, medical, financial students and staff in the department thanks to MBBS programme, as well as maintaining the and academic problems, and supporting and Mrs Green’s efforts. quality of the existing courses. attending student organised social events. In her role as Disabilities Liaison Officer, Dr Kumar was listed as one of Pulse magazine’s Ms Underwood is a College Events Maker and has Mrs Green has conducted herself with sensitivity GP rising stars in 2015 and was awarded the volunteered each year at the Imperial Festival, and diligence, to the benefit of dozens of Imperial President’s Medal for outstanding undergraduate open days and moving in weekend. students with a range of learning, emotional contribution to teaching in 2016, with three She is a member of the Imperial College Choir. or physical disabilities. of her team receiving President’s Awards for teaching in the same year.

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OUTSTANDING STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

Outstanding Achievement Awards are awarded to those students who have achieved excellence in extramural activities that bring credit to the College.

Mr Usama Syed

Mr Usama Syed is a graduate of the Imperial College School of Medicine. In 2015, he established MedTech Imperial, a society which brings together students from medical, engineering and computing departments at the College. MedTech has hosted events and conferences and supported start-up groups within the community. Mr Syed has also prepared material to help students at other universities begin their own MedTech societies. Mr Syed has worked with colleagues to develop “Don’t second guess what an app which can streamline the provision of feedback from front-line hospital staff to senior other people expect of medical directors. He has written articles for the your career. Make choices College website on topics relating to medicine, and he has served as a writer and editor of a that mean you can do what public health-oriented newsletter for a health you enjoy every step of the centre in Clapham. In addition, Mr Syed was a prizewinner in an International Surgical Essay way and the rest will fall Prize competition, for his entry on minimally into place.” invasive surgery. Dr Sir Michael Jacobs (PhD Clinical Medicine 1998)

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Left: Mathematics alumni meet current students at a networking and careers event THE IMPERIAL held in South Kensington. ALUMNI COMMUNITY

Congratulations on your graduation and a warm Below: Alumni and friends welcome to Imperial’s alumni community. of the College meet Professor Alice Gast at a 190,000 alumni. 40% reception in Dublin. living outside the UK

year we have worked closely with our international groups, and our President has attended alumni receptions in China, Malaysia, Singapore, Saudi Ms Nicola Pogson, Arabia, the US, India, Australia, France, Germany Director of Alumni and Ireland. Many more events have been run by geographic groups for their local alumni. Closer Relations Above: Alumni, students, to home, alumni have attended events around parents and friends gather in the UK including the annual Alumni Weekend, Malaysia to meet Professor As you cross the stage of the Royal Albert Hall, you professional networking events and reunions. Gast and the Imperial team. will join a powerful and lifelong global network of Many alumni have spoken about how much more than 190,000 leaders and innovators – this they personally have benefitted from remaining connection will endure far beyond the years you connected with their classmates and forming new have spent on campus. friendships and professional connections with their local alumni network. Wherever your path takes you after today, your life will be shaped by your Imperial education, One of the key themes emerging from these the friendships you have formed, and your events and from meeting with alumni is the YOUR CONNECTION MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR experiences here. need to build stronger links between different LASTS A LIFETIME IMPERIAL CONNECTION generations, ensuring that recent alumni benefit As we talk with alumni around the world, we from the expertise, career insights, knowledge It’s simple to play an active role in building When you register for an online alumni services are shown again and again the potential that a and connections of alumni well established in a stronger and more connected community: account, you can activate your alumni email vibrant and connected community holds for both their careers. In response to this feedback, we are whenever you move home or change jobs, update address (ending @alumni.imperial.ac.uk), update the College and its alumni. Imperial’s five-year developing a programme for recent graduates, your contact details and professional information your contact information, access online resources strategy acknowledges the importance of our staff, which will feature workshops and events tailored Imperial alumni live with the Alumni Office. Start today by visiting the and join the library. You can also find discounts on students, alumni and friends in helping humanity to your needs, and we are encouraging our in 200 countries Alumni Office stand at Gown Collection to update further study and other College services. address the changes and challenges ahead. your details and collect your Graduation 2016 pin. international groups to reflect this programme. We Drop into the Alumni Visitor Centre, an exclusive Find out about the services and benefits available Whilst recognising the many achievements of our were pleased to launch the first networking event area for you and your guests on the South to you as an alumnus on our website: alumni community to date, our vision is to build for recent graduates earlier this month so do keep 1 Kensington Campus, and keep an eye out for our an eye out for future activities and initiatives. 2 a more globally connected network. Over the last 4 3 imperial.ac.uk/alumni regular e-bulletins to find out about the latest 5 As you embark on the next step of your journey, I events, networking opportunities and news Top five countries alumni.imperialcollegelondon encourage you to make the most of your Imperial lived in by Imperial from Imperial. alumni: “It is a fast-moving world out there. It is connections. By keeping in touch you can take bit.ly/imperial-alumni Visit our website to find out more: advantage of the benefits and services offered 1. UK 2. China imperial.ac.uk/alumni fascinating and it is daunting. You have to the community, and tap into the experience 3. US @imperialcollege the incredible privilege to face it as part of of alumni who have already made strides in 4. Greece your professional field. And in turn, you can play 5. France @imperialcollege RE-LIVE YOUR SPECIAL DAY an extraordinary community – but also the your part in building a strong alumni community [email protected] through the gift of your time, expertise and Watch footage of your graduation online ability to shape it. Make this privilege count: from a few days after the ceremonies at: support, to help both the students that follow Share your day with us online using #OurImperial make the most out of every interaction, in your footsteps and fellow alumni. imperial.ac.uk/blog/graduation Wherever your journey after Imperial takes you, every new challenge, every pitfall.” don’t forget to keep in touch and share your Thanos Kosmidis (MEng Computing 2000) accomplishments with us.

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“I like that I get to break MEET YOUR down barriers and stereotypes of people FELLOW ALUMNI who work in science.” Dr Eleanor Schofield (MEng Aerospace Materials 2002, PhD Materials From conserving history to treating and preventing Research 2006) epidemics, Imperial alumni are making an impact around the world.

Dr Eleanor Schofield Mr Rob Cromwell Dr Gareth Davies

MEng Aerospace Materials 2002, BSc Computing 2010 BSc Physics 1991, PhD 1994 PhD Materials Research 2006 Rob Cromwell is a keen advocate Dr Gareth Davies is an inventor Dr Eleanor Schofield is the Head of start-ups and co-founder of and novelist, and the CEO of of Conservation and Collections Inkling, a company that enables Kwiziq, a software programme Care at the Mary Rose Trust. The leading companies such as that uses artificial intelligence to Mary Rose is a Tudor ship, which Pearson and Wiley to create teach languages. sank in Portsmouth Harbour in interactive, mobile content to 1545 and was discovered in 1971. share with their customers. “We started out to create a language learning system that was smart and could adapt itself to you. There are lots of wonderful resources “I manage a team of conservation, maintenance “We want to be the standard for how knowledge available on the internet, but they tend to serve and collections staff, who look after our artefacts, that matters is built, read and shared. That could either absolute beginners or are one-size-fits-all monitor the ship’s hull and maintain the be anything from an academic text book, to courses that don’t properly fit anyone. Our environmentally controlled conditions they all training a barista on how to make a pumpkin programme learns what you know, then works reside in. spiced latte, to a sexual harassment training out a personalised study plan for you. course. It’s motivating to think that on a daily basis I liaise with universities (including Imperial) and we have literally millions of people learning from I use things I learned in physics almost daily. apply for funding with them for PhD students and content that was produced on our platform. It feels That study taught me how to think strategically postdocs to work on specific research projects, or like we’re making a definite impact. and how to solve a wide variety of problems – liaise with existing projects where relevant. it was a lot more than just quantum mechanics I spend a lot of time on developing the culture My job also involves some practical work on the and relativity! at the company. We have a culture of conscious ship, getting all the safety gear on and collecting business. It’s a lot about humility, integrity – Highlights so far definitely include Bill Gates samples to analyse. The hull of the ship was following through on your commitments and presenting one of my inventions from a previous sprayed for years with a polymer to reinforce being accountable. It takes a lot of work to shape start-up during the Consumer Electronics Show, the wood, and is now drying under controlled that and make sure people understand it. and appearing on BBC Tomorrow’s World (twice), conditions. During this phase we have to monitor but all that is thanks to the amazing teams of it very carefully for chemical, mechanical and It was amazing to be in a place as diverse as people I’ve had the pleasure of working with. biological stability. Imperial. It’s pretty unique in that way. In Halls As founder and spokesman I often get the credit I lived with people from Yorkshire, Malaysia, Getting people interested in science, and not but the reality is a lot of brilliant people work St Andrews, and France, amongst other places. scared of it inspires me. I like that I get to break really hard together as team to take an initial The diversity was so great.” down barriers and stereotypes of people who work idea or prototype of mine and realise it. It’s been in science. I love getting to work on something in far from easy (we were entirely self-funded until science that people can really relate to. It’s great Alumni and visitors enjoy the 2015) and I’m really proud of everyone I’ve had talking to people about the Mary Rose, and seeing sunshine at Beit Quad during the privilege to work with, past and present.” them realise that it’s science and it’s exciting!” the 2016 Alumni Weekend at the Imperial Festival.

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MEET YOUR GIVING TO IMPERIAL FELLOW ALUMNI

2015-16, over 7,400 Imperial alumni and friends donated to the College, raising over £20 million. We invite you to join Imperial’s inspiring giving community.

Imperial is indebted to many of its alumni, generations of whom have helped in whatever way they have been able by providing the funding for our President’s Scholarships, Student Support Funds,Faculty Deans’ Funds, Ms Claire Cockerton Dr Sir Michael Jacobs and Outreach work, among other key initiatives. As you graduate and join our alumni community, we would love to welcome you to this proud “Imperial is a place where MBA 2010 Clinical Medicine Research 1998 tradition of supporting the next generation of Imperial students. students can realise their As an entrepreneur and specialist Dr Sir Michael Jacobs was awarded potential. My experience in tech clusters, innovation a Knighthood for services to Your donation to Imperial can be used in services and startup eco-systems, the prevention and treatment of many ways. You may wish to support an area of here is one that I will College life that you have particularly enjoyed, or never forget.” Claire Cockerton has founded infectious diseases, recognising Jonathan Palmer, a a College fund that you yourself have benefitted businesses in financial services, his role in the treatment of Ebola beneficiary of the from as a student. Emma Dixon (MEng Aeronautics 2016) President’s Scholarship technology innovation and cases in the UK. Fund, graduates today sustainable architecture. with a BSc in Biochemistry. "As a physician at the Royal Free London Pictured here in 2011, during EVERY GIFT MATTERS his first year at Imperial. NHS Foundation Trust, I lead a team of seven “I chose the Imperial MBA because it appealed The cumulative value of many graduates leaving consultants to provide a clinical service to my entrepreneurial spirit. Imperial fosters a small gift as they leave Imperial can make a dealing with infections of any kind. I’m also innovation by drawing on an array of assets: profound difference. high-tech engineering labs, Imperial Innovations the Programme Director for High Consequence venture fund, a business incubator, and Infectious Diseases for NHS England. My role there partnerships with Design London and Royal is to put in place systems and processes to ensure 5 graduate gifts of £5 can pay for a weekly College of Art. It represents the confluence of our preparedness for any dangerous infections in Last year, over 4500 student travel card. the UK. Imperial alumni made forces between design and engineering, hard a gift to support your 12 graduate gifts of £5 can pay for a and soft technology, academia, and industry. Our team treating the Ebola patients during the education student counselling session. I felt it would give me a well-rounded approach epidemic functioned fantastically. We were trained to business and a diverse network. 15 graduate gifts of £5 can pay for a day and prepared because we knew that it would of scientific discovery at White City, for a The MBA was a fantastic transition into industry. happen sometime. We didn’t know that it would prospective Imperial student. My final project was a thesis paper on business be Ebola and we didn’t know when, but we knew incubators and a hands-on consulting project it would happen. We function as a hospital within 50 graduate gifts of £5 can pay for a for Richard Branson’s Virgin Unite – I helped set a hospital, with a big team of doctors, nurses, modernised workspace in the Central up the Branson Centre for Entrepreneurship in pharmacists, physiotherapists and so on, and Library. Johannesburg. Back in London, I was part of the everyone was ready. 100 graduate gifts of £5 can support Guardian Media Group Digital First Transformation. We knew so little about Ebola and we were an Imperial student in unexpected I then set up Level 39, a technology accelerator for learning as we went, using new treatments, things financial hardship. financial services companies and at the same time that had never been used in humans before. We founded ENTIQ, which specialized in fostering had to disassociate from it all and just concentrate innovation in the banking and technology sectors. on the medicine. Thank you for helping to support the students who come after you. Since then ENTIQ has launched Innovate Finance, There was a huge, courageous humanitarian Johnny Kwan (Chemical the UK’s new trade body for FINTECH firms; response during the epidemic, with hundreds of Emma Dixon, a beneficiary Engineering 1978, MSc Cognicity, a smart city accelerator Programme; and To make your gift, or to find out more: of the President’s Management Science 1979) people travelling to Sierra Leone to help. To my Scholarship Fund, is now launching the largest innovation centre on discusses sustainable surprise, our unit in the Royal Free became very imperial.ac.uk/giving/give-now/graduation graduates today with an business with alumni and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.” important to them.” MEng in Aeronautics. Pictured here in 2011, during their guests during the [email protected] Alumni Weekend at the @ her first year at Imperial. Imperial Festival. +44 (0)20 7594 9330

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FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES: Order of Procession

The company rises when the Procession enters ORDER OF CEREMONY AND the hall and remains standing until the Chair of the ORDER OF PROCESSION Council is seated. FIRST GROUP Student Presidents Order of Ceremony SECOND GROUP 10:30 Faculty of Natural Sciences Faculty Operating Officer, Nazia Hirjee Wardens FANFARE VALEDICTION Chair of the Council, Sir Philip Dilley College Tutors STUDENT ORATOR Readers President, Imperial College Union GOD SAVE THE QUEEN Senior Lecturers Mr Nas Andriopoulos Lecturers RECESSION ADDRESS President, Professor Alice P. Gast THIRD GROUP RECEPTION Academic Registrar, Mr David Ashton

PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES Vice-Provost (Education), Professor Simone Buitendijk Presentation of Graduates from the Faculty of Dean, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Professor Natural Sciences to whom the Associateship of the Tom Welton Royal College of Science and first degrees of the Head of Department, Chemistry, Professor University have been awarded Alan Armstrong

MUSICAL INTERLUDE Head of Department, Life Sciences, Professor Zadok the Priest Murray Selkirk Music and words by G. F. Handel Head of Department, Mathematics, Professor Richard Craster PRESENTATION OF THE IMPERIAL COLLEGE MEDAL Head of Department, Physics, Professor Jordan Nash The Dean, Faculty of Natural Sciences, requests the President to award the Imperial College Medal to: Professors of the Faculty of Natural Sciences Ms Doris Pappoe Winners of the Imperial College Medal: Ms Doris Pappoe, Ms Lisa Phillips and Mrs Margaret Quinn Ms Lisa Phillips

Mrs Margaret Quinn FOURTH GROUP College Secretary and Registrar and Clerk to the Court and to the Council, Mr John Neilson Lay and Non-Academic Members of the Court

FIFTH GROUP Provost, Professor James Stirling President, Professor Alice P. Gast Chair of the Council, Sir Philip Dilley

Conductor of the Orchestra, Richard Dickins (Director of Music) Organist, Andrew Lucas Conductor of the Choir, Dr Colin Durrant

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FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES: DEAN’S WELCOME

Here you are at last at your graduation. Well done! This is a great achievement. To get a degree from Imperial College London is not easy; it requires dedication, hard work and a sustained intellectual effort over many years.

As much as today is a celebration of your achievement, you did not do this alone. Take a moment to think of all of those who have helped you along the way. You will all have favourite lecturers, but these are just part of the incredible community of staff, many of whom work in backroom offices and you never see, who support your studies here. Today is a day that they cherish and they all celebrate with you. Please join me in thanking these people for everything that they do. You will also have been supported by your friends and family. They have been with you throughout this experience; don’t forget to thank them for their love and support. Finally, although most of you are moving on from Imperial, you are not leaving us. You will Professor Tom Welton always be a part of Imperial and you will always be welcome. No matter where you go, you will You have risen to that challenge and you have find other Imperial alumni everywhere. You will excelled. I am honoured to have this opportunity always share a bond with these people built on to celebrate with you today, and to offer my your shared experience. This is a network that you A team of Imperial researchers, including lead engineer sincere congratulations. will automatically be part of. I get to meet with our fantastic alumni at their events all over the world Ms Helen O’Brien and Professor Tim Horbury, have built a magnetometer to measure the Sun’s magnetic field. Today you can take a breath, relax and think and I am always gladdened by the camaraderie The device will be launched into space on NASA’s Solar about how successful you are. As you walk about that they share. It is also great to see them back Orbiter in 2018. the College, the new first years who joined us here, perhaps when they are acting as a mentor last month will be looking at you and imagining for one of our current students. It’s always great themselves in your shoes – an Imperial graduate. to hear of their successes. This is what you wanted to be, and you have done it. It is time to celebrate. I congratulate you once again on your success, and wish you the best for the future, wherever Research income I am sure that as you reflect on your years of study in 2014-15: your ambitions take you. £75 million here at Imperial you will realise just how much you have changed, as a person and a scholar. The experiences that you have had during your time here, sometimes the tough ones more than Number of staff: the easy ones, will help to prepare you to make a 1,419 success of your next steps, whatever these are, just as you have made a success of your studies. I wish you every good fortune in whatever you choose to Number of do next. As a graduate of Imperial College London Right: Researchers from the Department of Life Sciences students: 4,787 are breeding mosquitos and analysing their interactions you do have choices, you are not constrained in with the malaria parasite Plasmodium, in the hope of finding what happens next, so make these wisely. My “You will always be part new ways to tackle the disease. advice is to choose whatever will bring you joy. of Imperial and you will Far right: Professor Alan Armstrong, from the Department of I have stuck with this throughout my career and Chemistry, is working with researchers across the college as I am absolutely sure it was the right thing to do. always be welcome.” part of EMBRACE, a project which aims to build a cross- disciplinary approach to antimicrobial resistance research.

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Convenors’ Prize for highest Convenors’ Prize for highest Frances Micklethwaite Prize John McCombie overall mark in Medical overall mark in Population & William Whitehurst Memorial Prize FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES: Glycobiology Community Ecology Athanasius Andriopoulos Ying Ching Cheryl So Thomas Thomas Gabriel Ferez Prize GRADUATE PRIZEWINNERS 2016 Gabriel Dorlhiac June Mahon Memorial Prize Convenors’ Prize for highest Convenors’ Prize for highest Wei Qi Audrey Lee overall mark in Medical overall mark in Science Microbiology Communication Gerald Whitrow Prize Angita Shrestha Alexandra Panayiotou Ioannis Prokopios A Ken Allen Prize The following awards and prizes are given Papadopoulos Ciro Monti Ray Otsuki to students with a record of exceptional Convenors’ Prize for highest Convenors’ Prize for highest Samuel Colvin overall mark in Metabolic & overall mark in Stem Cells, Gloucester Research Ltd Prize achievement in scholarship in the Faculty Aleksander Horawa Zhihan Xu Network Engineering Regeneration and Ageing Tsz Yan Leung of Natural Sciences. Renee Tonkin Anna Cook Wan Goh

Governors’ Prize Laurent Bonomo Prize Convenors’ Prize for highest Soeren Pfitzner overall mark in Symbiosis, William Whitehurst Plant Immunity & Disease Renee Tonkin Harry Richard Myrans Julius Von Kugelgen LBG Prize Martik Aghajanian Rupert Hepton Yin Xin Tok Convenors’ Prize for highest overall mark in Chun Hong Lo Ludlam Prize Synthetic Biology Eric Tianjiao Zhao Ignacio Siska Duncan Ingram Sergio Hernandez Cuenca Murray Prize in Physiology Convenors’ Prize for Howarth Prize Anna Cook highest overall mark in Pok Man Ngou Systems Neuroscience Denise So Scorex Prize HVA Briscoe Prize in Inorganic Bonan Sang Chemistry Convenors’ Prize for highest Leander Paul Friedrich Dony overall mark in Tropical Sir Arthur Acland Prize Biology Field Course for Language Hyman Levy Memorial Prize Elizabeth Morcom Matthew Jesse Scott Ward

Jacek Lapinski, a PhD SPARX Prize Convenors’ Prize for the Ian Clark Memorial Prize student in the Department highest overall mark in Maneesha Rani Sehgal Priyanikha Jayakumar of Chemistry, works on Biotechnology Applications Bethany Slater improving PCB Planar Plates, of Proteins a component in polymer Young Seok Jeff Lee IBM Prize for Pure electrolyte fuel cells. Tensor Society Mathematics Mathematics Prize Petru Constantinescu Convenors’ Prize for the Owain Salter Fitz-Gibbon highest overall mark in Cancer Elysia Upton Imperial College Business Tessella Prize for Software Abdus Salam Convenors’ Prize for School Prize for best Miha Zgubic Undergraduate Prize highest overall mark in Adv management performance on Zachary James Weller-Davies Martik Aghajanian Topics in Parasitology and Department of Chemistry Prize the Joint Honours programme Vector Biology Philip Morris and Imperial College Business Qiyun Zhong Jan Kosco School Prize for Best Overall Beloff-Chain Prize Tyndall Prize Performance in Joint Honours Fu Quah Danyal Mahmood Choudhury Convenors’ Prize for highest Department of Chemistry Chen Niu overall mark in Advanced Prize – Final Year Best Organic C Ewart Stickings Usmani Prize in Topics in Immunity Research Project Imperial College Business Memorial Prize Biotechnology and Infection William Whitehurst School Prize for the best Li Wei Yap Cherlyn Ka Lyn Tong Weng Ming Ng group report on the Joint Weng Ming Ng Department of Chemistry Honours programme Convenors’ Prize for highest Convenors’ Prize for highest Convenors’ Prize for highest Convenors’ Prize for highest Prize – Outstanding Overall Zestin Soh Callendar Prize overall mark in Biodiversity overall mark in Damage and overall mark in Integrative overall mark in Molecular Performance (BSc) Zain Ebrahim Nikita Kamraj and Conservation Biology Repair in Biological Systems Systems Biology Basis of Bacterial Infection Areeb Mahtey Isabel Holding Yin Xin Tok Tarit Konuntakiet Young Seok Jeff Lee Wei Qi Audrey Lee Xiaoxu Ou Lina Maria Elisabeth Forsman Chris Champion Prize Chen Niu Emmeline De Falbe Bruno Florian Tambosso Mark Whitehouse Convenors’ Prize for highest Convenors’ Prize for highest Convenors’ Prize for Convenors’ Prize for highest overall mark in Biodiversity overall mark in Epidemiology highest overall mark in overall mark in Neuroscience Department of Chemistry CMS Prize for Particle Physics Genomics Isabelle Pearson Macromolecules in 3D Research Prize – Outstanding Overall James Prize of the New Phytological Trust Arnau Robert Koemans Collado Sophie Gresham Soeren Pfitzner Ying Ching Cheryl So Performance (MSci) Nils Floden Mara Sgroi Convenors’ Prize for Convenors’ Prize for Convenors’ Prize for highest highest overall mark in Convenors’ Prize for highest Convenors’ Prize for highest highest overall mark Global overall mark in Bioinformatics Evolutionary Biology overall mark in Mechanisms overall mark in Plant Joachim Steinke Prize for Change Biology Alice Glyn Anna Cook of Gene Expression Biotechnology & Development Organic or Polymer Chemistry Yin Xin Tok Gabriella Laine Pok Man Ngou Nils Floden

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Mollie Gupta Emily Nozomi Morgan Tianyuan Sun Emma De’Ath Caroline Haegeman James Murphy Lok To Von Tai Harry Dent FACULTY OF NATURAL Somerby Hamdorff Talal Musaddaq E Teng Tan Tao Dou Chieh En Hayes Harry Richard Myrans Chia Chiu Tan Sanjiv Dutt SCIENCES: GRADUATES 2016 Thomas Heaven Sonali Nitin Nadkarni Beatrice Lily Thomas Maria Dziegciar Thomas Hedley Edward Nay Thomas Thomas Wui Liang Ee Philippa Heggie Sarah Anne Newton Tahira Tofa Shahin Esmail Richard Holmes Weng Ming Ng Yin Xin Tok Joseph Evans Jordan Holt Wui Shen Ng Janice Tong Eliana Fausti Please note that this list of names is provided for the information Jack Hoy Pok Man Ngou Cherlyn Ka Lyn Tong Nathaniel Gregory Ronald Feely and interest of those attending the ceremony. It represents a list of Tamsin Kitty Hamilton Huggins Fadil Nohur Renee Tonkin Andrew Finn Sum Yuet Hui Paulina Ogar Bibi Sameeyah Toraub Chun Kit Fong undergraduates at the time of going to press, not all of whom are Ajmol Hussain Shawn Eu Ian Ong Simeon Tsang Richard Fu attending the ceremony. Tiffany Tong Yu Hwang Gwen Joan Page Roberts Elysia Upton William Gakusi-Dupin Duncan Ingram Jonathan Palmer Jelle Van Der Hilst Alessandro Max Giarre Titaporn Janjumratsang Alexandra Panayiotou Liisa Veerus Yu Chen Goh Associates of the Royal Rachel Welsh Peter Mcgrath Raveena Bhondi Priyanikha Jayakumar Ashna Patel Lucie Anne Walder Wan Goh College of Science Maung Thet Naing Win Megan Midson David Blakey Heather Jeffery Cara Patel Sarah Elizabeth Walker Ying He Jenny Dehui Zhang Kelsey Mills Kwamina Nii Oblie Botchway Christopher Jenkins Tim Pauwels Siyuan Wang Wan He Eric Tianjiao Zhao Sanesh Mistry Alexander Brockhurst Anna Jernstedt Milena Pavlickova Ziyin Wang James Paterson Patrick Hooper CHEMISTRY Xueer Zhou Adam Mohan Ashleigh Brookes Matthew Jesse Ekaterina Pchelintseva Shiqi Wang Aleksander Horawa Bachelors of Science Elizabeth Morcom Ivan Alain Armar Brown Sarah Johnson Isabelle Pearson Cecylia Watrobska Nicholas Huang David Jorgensen Eleonora Peerani Eleanor Webber Maros Janco Long Hay Au Masters in Science Philip Morris Olivia Burrows Hyo Yun Jung Suncica Pekic Alice Weightman Dong Yeop Jeon Tasmin Bahia Zainab Ahmed Peter Munton Samuel George Chamberlain Xenia Karlsson Soeren Pfitzner Jieyu Wen Keyu Jin Honghao Cai Yusrah Al-Gharebawi Jade Nagitta Hay Ching Kallista Chan Edward Kashi Miroslav Quang Anh Phan Bethany West Mark Jones Oliver Carroll Athanasius Andriopoulos Suhuur Osman Paige Chandler Antonia Kefala-Stavridi Maite Plummer Elizabeth Wiedicke Tim Jones Zainab Chachia Philippa Aston Samuel John Page Volodymyr Chapman Adam Khwaja Dorottya Ilona Polos Merlin Williams Alina Khaybullina Yi Chen James Badman Emily Parmenter James Che Young Eun Kim Katarina Poole Eloise Withnell Vivian Sim Jen Khoo Yijun Chen Szymon Bartus Noemi Perujo Holland Chung Ting Cheng Thomas Brendan Kirk Adam Postlethwaite Eric Wo Youngbae Kim Hasaan Choudhury Nikita Bathija Dante-Gabriel Preda Travis Ren Teen Chia Evelyne Yuen Ting Kiu Teresa Soledad Prados De La Jessica Ellen Wood Bhagyata Kinger Owain Dawson Philip Brookin Rosemary Puliyanapallil Terence Chung Aneesha Kohli Escosura Sanchez Rosie Woodruff Isabelle Kirk Leander Paul Friedrich Dony Polina Buikevich Oliver Thomas Robotham Nora Clarke Tarit Konuntakiet Xueqin Qiu Zirui Xu Dong-Woo Ko Lina Maria Elisabeth Forsman Alexander Card Lucy Rowlands Bryony Connor Sinthu Kosasih Fu Quah Li Wei Yap Yuk Chit Ko Jia Wen Fu Joshua Carr Jennifer Louise Samphire Anna Cook Min Ku Dominic Raffin Sharon Cheuk Lam Yau Jonathan Lau Ziyang Guo Huishan Cen Jeroen Sap Jane Courtnell Kwun Wah Kevin Kwong Jack Rawson Sik Yuet Yiu Alina Jenny Leidinger Harveen Kaur Hayer Yash Ravindra Chawla Joshua Sapsford Emily-Jane Cramphorn Signe Lagercrantz Dougal Rees Kaigin Jean Yong Raphael Lenain William Henderson Thomas Chen Shababa Selim Shona Crawford-Smith Heidi Xiao Wen Lai Martha Riach Sijia Yu Juha Petteri Leppanen Isabel Holding Yuen Chow Meera Shah Hannah Creeney Gabriella Laine Emma Ridley Ares Zachariades Tsz Yan Leung Amy Irvine Charles Crossland Thomas Shering Ivan Alexander Croydon Veleslavov Vickeisha Lall Rachapun Rotrattanadumrong Anastasia-Maria Zavitsanou Hanqing Li Harvey Johnson Wei Dai Megan Shipton Amy Cullen Young Seok Jeff Lee Lorcan Rowley Xin Zhan Jipeng Li Nawid Keshtmand Aimee Darke Rachel Sim Alexander Dale Ju-Hee Lee Stephanie Erika Rumens Jiaxi Zheng Qian Li Nathaniel Ieuan Keymer Nils Floden James Peter Simpson Ventzeslava Davidova Joong Min Lee Laura Rutland Qiyun Zhong Mingtang Li Charles Kitts Pak Tung Foong Simran Singh-Gill Alexander Dawson Samson Wei Quan Lee Marjah Ryan Shiyu Liang Chuek Yee Kwok Elaine Fowler Daniel Spencer Emmeline De Falbe Wei Qi Audrey Lee Aya Sakamoto Sung-Yeon Lim Tsz Him Kwong William Fulton Jasper Stassen Thomas Deakin Juliet Mary Lennon Juan Salcines Gomez-Pardo MATHEMATICS Qianyi Liu Ketong Lai Thasneem Gafoor Pashiini Supramaniam Agnes Donnelly Teng Yaik Peter Lim Alisa Samoylova Fangqin Liu Wing Ki Lau Nathaniel Gallop Jan Szopinski Bachelors of Science Gabriel Dorlhiac Jonathan Lineham Gabriella Santosa Yixuan Liu Nok Him Leung Jagatpreet Gill Michelle Tan John Ahn Jiawen Dou Emma Sophie Lisle Natasha Ann Lei Saw Sining Liu Yu Li Emily Giversen Lukas Turcani Alexander Alecio Nicholas Dunn Yi Liu Andrea Cornelia Seferis Chun Hong Lo Hollie Laura Limbrick Jeffrey Gorman Shukai Wang Mohammed Almaliky Zain Ebrahim Yu Liu Mara Sgroi Nathaniel Chun Wei Loo Dian Lin Ryan-Rhys Griffiths William Whitehurst Sotiroula Andreou Nertiyan Elangkovan Sai Ying Liu Farah Shair Jonathan Chun Yeung Loo Tilen Lindic Bjorn Gugu Emma Woodcock Kenneth Ang Joanna Rosaria Alfonso Jonathan You Qing Loh Rong Shen Yi Rui Low Jieyi Lu Jiaxu Han Liang Xue Siu Chun Au Yeung Fernandes Zhe Lu Vasily Shenshin Shixu Lu Xueying Ma Miha Homsak Lupeng Yang Karol Antoni Bacik Mihaela-Veronica Foisor Stephanie Louise Macilwee Angita Shrestha Keren Lu Man Ying Mildred Mak Jake Hooton Yuting Yao Sharankan Balakumar George Foote Oliver James Madderson Valentina Silenzi Christiana Mavroyiakoumou Bao Nguyen Thi Sophia Hyer Hyeon-Gi Ban Guy Frankel Senuri Mahamithawa Isobel Keall Sims Milan Kamlesh Nayee Chen Niu Kaspars Karlsons Thomas Barry LIFE SCIENCES Lukyn Gedge Sharanya Maheetharan Darius Singh Jing Yuan Ng Thomas Oliver Jan Kosco Steven Basher Lily Gisele Charlotte Genevier Louis Marcantonio Matthew James Sinnott Cameron Oliver Xiaoxu Ou Shona Kumar Bachelors of Science Alexis Bellot Lauren Gent Soffia Marlin Janetta Skarp Osibowale Adewale Osikomaiya Juhinkumar Patel Elizabeth Larose Cadieux Nurrul Syairah Binti A Shukor Omar Berrada Amor Ritobrata Ghose Lucy Marshall Lucinda Smart Ioannis Prokopios A Janet Peet Tina Leontidou Flavio Affinito Alison Burnside Alice Glyn Ellen Mathieson Denise So Papadopoulos Stephanie Heung Lam Pong Paulius Lesauskas Ejaaz Ahamadeen Pingping Cai Abigail Goldblatt Laura Mcleavy Ying Ching Cheryl So Tommaso Pappagello Yicheng Qian Roland Li Jee Hwan Ahn Siu Yuk Chan Jacob Surein Goonetillake Kirelle Mcmanus Zestin Soh Dylan Patel James Oliver Quigley Sean Linsdall Eren Emre Akademir Kelvin Kiu Wai Chan Alicia Graham Oliver Meyer-Bothling William Spenceley Jones Wen Qi Andrew Rajendran Wai Lam Phyllis Liu Alhasan Al-Habib Fan Chen Samantha Louise Grannum Andawei Miao Gayathri Sritharan Wenting Qi Abigail Sawyer Sarah Frances Lockett Sahar Ali-Khan Junpeng Chen Theodore Green Lucy Minkley James Stannah Ananthan Raguraj Hou Lon Sou Karen Luong Adrian Baily Tianyu Cheng Sophie Gresham Petar Mitev Rebecca Stenning Manxi Ran Bruno Florian Tambosso Kai Ma Amy Rhian Barker Thomas Edward Minghong Chu Adam Grimes Nurun Nazihah Binti Mohamad Charlotte Elizabeth Steward Costanza Rangoni Suk Fun Tan Areeb Mahtey Isabelle Barrett Olivia Francesca Honor Coales Shobi Simeon Sadhu Grinsted Yasmin Margaux Steyaert Jayraj Rathod Wenxin Wang Iuliana Maria George Bartlett Petru Constantinescu Stefan Grossfurthner Asim Mohammad Laura Ellen Stokes Nikolai Rozanov Yingchao Wang Adam Marks Lucrezia Bassano Jennifer Yan Cui Tanya Gupta Thomas Moretti Jessica Street Plabon Saha Yun Qing Wang Nicholas Mcdonald Shreshtha Bhatia Giovanni De Felice

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Students with Professor Pietro Spanu, Professor of Molecular Plant Pathology Vibhav Sajjan Muhammad Farhan Kamric Khan in the Department of Life Sciences. Owain Salter Fitz-Gibbon Edoardo Fenati Vi Yen Law Professor Spanu sequences genomes Bonan Sang Anton Glazkov Dong Ying Lee of plant diseases to help understand Maneesha Rani Sehgal Ai Guan James Jiyung Lee the evolution of bacterial and fungal Yixiao Shen Dorian Guzu Chon Lok Lei infections that can decimate crop yields. Yande Shi Rupert Hepton Kon Hunn Leung Yifan Shu Aarti Jhoke Xiang Lian Siu Yi Shum Alexander Macartney Yan Wei Bertram Lim Suhaib Ahmad Siddiqui Theo-Harris Maroudas Wei Hao Lim Tanin Sirimongkolkasem Gregory Mcelhinney Farzana Anita Mannan Bethany Slater Conor Mcindoe Aoife Mcdonald-Bowyer Florian Song Lucy Midgley Cheuk Yin Mo Tanapat Sripakdeevong Ciro Monti Matyas Molnar William Sternberg Spyros Pasias Samuel Moorby Natan Stoessel Mukul Patel Henry David Newell Qi Sun Georgios Pikramenos Yan Xun Ng Zhongtian Tang Eamonn Postlethwaite Edward Ong Jamie Thomas Maria Teresa Ruiz Pavon Min Pan Horia Daniel Tigau Kieran Ryan Priyaben Patel Jean-Francois Ton Rafael Sanchez Bailo Kovinda Gimnada Perera Oliver Tonks Christopher Schon Monica Petrusca Tze Lai Alvin Tsang Kunal Sharma Ana Carolina Portela Fonseca Jasmine Tso Susanna Tabor Henry Price Andrew Chiu Fung Tsui Jinyu Jorisjan Tang Sarah Quek Rashel Tublin Edoardo Vittori Joana Ribeiro Da Cunha Gomes Moritz Paul Unmann Julius Von Kugelgen Teixeira Ben Voce Martin Ward Verity Roberts Huong Thanh Vu Scott Ward Grace Mary Amanda Roberts Conal Walster Mark Whitehouse David Rudolf David Wang Magdalina Petrova Zhelyazkova Rosie Saady-Saunders Songwenjia Wang Suzu Sato Yirou Wang Andrew Sears-Black Xuanqi Wang PHYSICS Harry Secrett Sihui Wang Bachelors of Science Siddharth Sehgal Xuening Wen Saad Ahmed Jack Sheldon-Smith Ka Shuen Catherine Wong Kalim Levik Ahmed Wajahat Khan Sherwani Antony Wong Sakina Fatima Ali-Khan Simran Shoker Kun Xu Callum Rhys Anderson Max Signorelli Zhihan Xu John Keithley Paragas Arabe Gaurav Sinha Ray Liuhe Xu Uwais Ashraf Qiao Yan Soh Haoran Xu Gregory Atkinson George Spackman Lie Xu Jiong Le Clive Aw Naomi Katherine Sutton Jia Rong Yan Timothy Ryan Baddour Risako Tamura Yang Yang Sukvinder Banwait Nigel Kui Meng Teo Runqi Yang Liam Barkes Edward Terpilowski-Gill Jinjiang Yao Jacob Bartlett Linus Ho Yi Too Yaqian Ye Omar Bello Rebecca Townsend Lok Tin Yeung Rupert Belsham Catherine Hannah Tyley Yiu Fong Christopher Ying Mayya Bondarevskaya Charles Ugo Teng Kuan Vong Claudia Wing-Tung Yip David Burns Tobias Richard William Balen Francis Evangelista Arjun Khetia Christopher Morrison Ignacio Siska Yuyang Wang Jiayun Yu Helen Carrington Soham Banerjee James Fernandes Arnau Robert Koemans Collado James Stefan Morrow Rachel Sleet Shijie Wang Wei Yu Victoria Carter-Cortez Thomas William Barker Benjamin Fernando Thomas Laird Monica Mota Noah Smith Jiacheng Wang Xuesong Yu Christian Nicholas Paul Cave Will Barnsley Richard Fish Hovan Lee Charles Olivier Liam Smith Dian Weerakonda Arachchilage Xiao Zhang Nikita Chaturvedi Georgia Bateman Nicolo’ Forcellini Jonathan Lee Ray Otsuki Catherine Smith Zachary James Weller-Davies Liwen Zhang Xiao Chen George Alexander Belsten Emanuele Galiffi Alexander Leonard Samuel John Palmer Jana Smutna Tai Yiu Wong Ruyun Zhang Lingtong Chen James Bezer Benjamin Gan Constance Mahony Mengtian Pan Matthew Anthony Stockings Si Wu Boyan Zhang Tsz Choi Sanjay Bloor Julius Klaus Gleissner Alistair Mansfield Kaustubh Pardeshi Christian Viktor Storm Daiwei Xiang Jonathan Zhang Hon Ken Chong Catherine Burrows Daniel Gordon Laura Mansfield Jack Parkinson Goronwy Tawy Guangyu Xu Zhibin Zhang Catherine Claudet Rishikesh Chakraborty Alexander Mathijs Hage Peter Marinov David Samuel Phillips Savva Theocharous Bei Ping Brian Yu Chang Zhang Samuel James Henry Coldrick Hans-Wai Chan Jonathan Halliday Daniel Marx Stephanie Eranthi Pinto Wong Tran Shaoyan Zang Yi Zheng Hanxiang Cong Danyal Mahmood Choudhury Martha Hilton Jasper Soni Menkus Aalisha Rahim Digant Tyagi Weihang Zhou William Frederick Neal Daubney Peter James Collins Syed Musharot Hussain Laith Meti Uttara Raju Rubyat Wahid Masters in Science Anish Dhir Sanket Das Kurt Ibberson Paul Micaelli Imran Rashid Harriet Amelia Walker Rohan Vasantha Arambepola Helen Duan Masters in Science Emma Elizabeth Davies Omar Jahangir Lucio Maria Milanese Deven Rickaby Robbie Watt Calum Beddow Liuba Alexandra Dvinskikh Martik Aghajanian Sophia Davies Charles Edward Jenkinson Edan Miles Andrew John Roberts Lewis Weinberger Patrick Georges Jean Bourg Naven Ghulam Nauman Akhlaq Oscar Fergal Denihan Caitlin Jones Vsevolod Mineev James Roughneen James White Samuel Colvin Jaewoong Heo Michael Filipe Alves Silva Sara Dethier Akash Jyoti Radu Emanuel Miron Joel Russell Emma Charlotte Wills Paul Cosma Sergio Hernandez Cuenca Siddharth Amrat Pedro Dos Santos Simoes Nikita Kamraj Adam Mohmed Francesco Sciortino Su Huan Yapp James Patrick Cryne Darius Anthony Horban Simon Lukas Andersson Alves Borges Vinay Bhupendra Kara Annika Monari Paul Secular Serena Yuen Daniel Dios Simarjit Johal Diego Armando Aparicio Fangfei Du Vayshnavee Kewada Alfonso Monge Imedio Suzanne Sharpe Aaron Zack Samuel Dickon Dent Duffield Christopher Andrew Jones Clark Baker Kay Julia Ellison Mohammad Khan Alexander Moore Peter Shatwell Miha Zgubic Adam Durrant Gautam Kambhampati Visakan Balakumar Anton Esmail-Yakas Azeem Khan Caitlin Morris Choudhry Mohammed Shuaib Yi Xuan Zhang

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING: Order of Procession

The company rises when the Procession enters ORDER OF CEREMONY AND the hall and remains standing until the Chair of the ORDER OF PROCESSION Council is seated. FIRST GROUP Student Presidents Order of Ceremony SECOND GROUP 13:45 Faculty of Engineering Faculty Operating Officer, Richard Martin Wardens FANFARE PRESENTATION OF THE IMPERIAL COLLEGE MEDAL The Dean of the Faculty of Engineering requests the College Tutors STUDENT ORATOR President to award the Imperial College Medal to: Readers President, Imperial College Union Dr Shaun Crofton Senior Lecturers Mr Nas Andriopoulos Lecturers PRESENTATION OF THE HONORARY GRADUATE ADDRESS The Dean of the Faculty of Engineering requests Winners of the President’s Medals: President, Professor Alice P. Gast the President to confer the Degree of Doctor of Professor Martin Blunt Science honoris causa of Imperial College London Mrs Louise Green PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES on The Admiral of The Fleet The Lord Boyce Ms Susi Underwood Presentation of graduates from the Faculty of Engineering to whom the Associateship of the City VALEDICTION and Guilds of London Institute and Royal School Chair of the Council, Sir Philip Dilley THIRD GROUP of Mines and first degrees of the university have Academic Registrar, Mr David Ashton been awarded GOD SAVE THE QUEEN Vice-Provost (Education), Professor Simone Buitendijk MUSICAL INTERLUDE Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Professor Jeff Magee Zadok the Priest RECESSION Music and words by G. F. Handel Associate Provost (Academic Planning), RECEPTION Professor Neil Alford PRESENTATION OF THE RECIPIENTS OF THE Director of the Institute of Security Science and PRESIDENT’S MEDAL Technology, Professor Chris Hankin The Vice-Provost (Education) presents: Associate Dean for Learning and Teaching, Professor Martin Blunt, Outstanding Contribution Dr Lorraine Craig to Teaching Excellence Heads of Department Mrs Louise Green, Supporting the Professors of the Faculty of Engineering Student Experience Honorary Graduate, The Admiral of the Fleet Ms Susi Underwood, Supporting the The Lord Boyce Student Experience Winner of the Imperial College Medal, Mr Shaun Crofton

FOURTH GROUP College Secretary and Registrar and Clerk to the Court and to the Council, Mr John Neilson Lay and Non-Academic Members of the Court Conductor of the Orchestra, Richard Dickins (Director of Music) FIFTH GROUP Organist, Andrew Lucas Provost, Professor James Stirling Conductor of the Choir, Dr Colin Durrant President, Professor Alice P. Gast Chair of the Council, Sir Philip Dilley

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Left: The Dyson School of Design Engineering is FACULTY OF ENGINEERING: educating a new generation of design engineers and technology leaders. The DEAN’S WELCOME School was launched by George Osborne, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and inventor and industrial designer Sir I would like to congratulate you on your exemplary achievement, James Dyson in 2015. and thank your families for their support during your time here. Your hard work, determination and talent have made a lasting mark in your departments and the Faculty of Engineering. “We encourage you to stay involved and keep pushing us to achieve greatness.”

What makes an Imperial Engineer unique is our strong focus on translation, making lives better and pushing boundaries. We achieve this through entrepreneurship, creativity and You are now part of design. The Imperial degree and your association the alumni community with the City & Guilds Institute and the Royal of over 80,000 School of Mines sets you apart. It is now on engineering graduates you to make an impact in your chosen field. You can hold your head high as you tell 1 people you are an engineering graduate of Imperial College London. The Faculty of Engineering continues to be ranked within the The Faculty of Engineering is ranked top ten engineering programmes in the world, first in Civil Engineering with our disciplines being ranked in the top three and Geology in The Times in the UK according to The Times and Sunday and Sunday Times Good Times Good University Guide 2017. University Guide 2017 Professor Jeff Magee Congratulations and enjoy the rest of this memorable day! We look forward to hearing As you leave the Faculty of Engineering and about your success and having you as a member Imperial College London please do not view this of the Faculty of Engineering alumni family. as goodbye, but rather the start of a new journey. You are now part of the alumni community of over 80,000 engineering graduates, who are shaping industry, conducting ground-breaking research and inspiring the next generation of engineering leaders. We encourage you to stay involved and keep pushing us to achieve greatness. Your time at Imperial has seen growth within the Faculty and profound advances in engineering Imperial’s Aerial Robotics Laboratory, and science. We have established the new Dyson led by Dr Mirko Kovac, School of Design Engineering through a generous is conducting world- gift from the James Dyson Foundation. leading research intro drone technology. The The School offers undergraduate and aircraft have numerous postgraduate courses in design engineering, potential applications, from environmental global innovation design and innovation design monitoring to delivering engineering. We have also launched the Data supplies to remote Science Institute, which brings advanced communities. computational and datamining methods to bear Far left: Dr Aldo Faisal’s on major challenges in healthcare, urban living Brain and Behaviour and beyond. Finally, we have cemented our Lab combines methods place as a leader in biomedical engineering with from computing, physics and engineering with our vision for the state-of-the-art Michael Uren experimental human Biomedical Engineering Research Hub at the studies to understand new White City Campus. biological behaviour.

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING: GRADUATE PRIZEWINNERS 2016

The following awards and prizes are given to students with a record of exceptional achievement in scholarship in the Faculty of Engineering.

ABS Consulting Prize Clement Le Neve Foster Prize Governors’ Prize Institute of Materials Prize Benjamin Wei Li Guo Amber Madden-Nadeau Maria Paulene Abundo Simon Robert Escobar Steinvall Seira Aoto Airbus Prize Computing Student Constantin-Cosmin Craciunescu Institute of Civil Charles Houston Centenary Prize Helena Bates Engineering Prize Llewellyn Morse George Steed Elwyn Enos Chloe Detanger Lukas Fieber Jai Nitin Dongre ARM Project Prize Corporate Partnership Zhenlun Gu Institution of Electrical Programme Award Engineers Prize Hari-Preeya Joshi Charles Houston Alan Max Vey Yu On Lee Jeremy Kong Niklas Martin Steidl Armourers’ and Brasiers’ Pok Yee Kwan Luke Cheeseman Company Award Derek Leung Institution of Mechanical Kaho Sato Jeremy Llewellyn Smith Nandor Licker Engineers Prize Stanislav Dragiev Kathryn Sayer Thomas Mcclintock Maciej Olejnik Palantir Forward Group Sparkes-Pippard Prize Teng Hui Saw Project Prize Chloe Detanger David West Prize Arup Prize for Mechanical Iacopo Russo Ivor Tupper Prize Nandor Licker Engineering Ahmed Belkarty Daniel Simig Rajan Chauhan Stephen Richardson Prize Faron Hesse Jeremy Llewellyn Smith Benjamin Yong Peter Pratt Memorial Prize Lorenzo Lombardi Lukas Fieber Departmental Prize Katrina Jacks Memorial Prize Enric Juan Alcocer for Excellence Emilie Lunddahl Robert Zhou Unwin Medal & Prize BAE Systems Prize Greatorex Prize Dan Danaila Project Merit Prize Karoline Lende Timothy Minshall Vijay Shamji Gami Yordan Chaparov Ken Weale Prize Sergiu Iliev Sinduran Sivarajan Ravi Balasubramanian Shankar Daniel Jonathan Earle Head of Department’s Award Usmani Prize in Best Contribution to the Karl Wayne Chan Andreas Mobius Micro-Electronics Student Experience for Overall Contribution Laing O’Rourke Prize Guanhua Ying Edward Kardouss Luke Looney Donald Davies Prize George Andrew Appleby RBG Structural Engineering Prize Chak Hin Bryan Liu Walter Redlich Prize Best Year 3 BEng Poster Head of Department’s Prize Fiona Walport Yong Li Loh Lee Memorial Prize Nur Hazeerah Binti Hashim (Student Choice) Prize for Best Electronic and Jake Reynolds Akashaditya Das Information Engineering Roger Sargent Prize Earth Science & Engineering Project Warington Smyth Medal Student Centenary Prize Nikola Dourtchev Lonza Prize Alisha Wong & Prize Dr Mary Ryan and Dr Amy Best Year 3 BEng Poster Prize Cruickshank of the Department Christopher Ogden Shi Fen Wong Siying Lu Jonathan Tan Vanessa Ikebudu Jonathan Rio of Materials, working on the Henry Ford II Scholar Award restoration of a Dornier Do-17 Michal Maslik Materials Student Royal Aeronautical Society William Peck Book Prize German bomber. Best Year 4 MEng Prize Electrical & Electronic Centenary Prize Gabriele Sessa Presentation Prize Tristan Alexander Stindt Engineering Student Henry Sawistowski Travel Anna Frances Mae Williams Yacine Belgaid Centenary Prize Fellowship Willis Jackson Medal & Prize Jonathan Xiang-Sheng Zheng Shell Prize William Qi Mechanical Engineering Yiren Zhao Bioengineering Student Jingesi Aerai Student Centenary Prize Teng Yew Hoo Centenary Prize Eric Laithwaite Prize Kai Yiu Kenneth Leung Zheng Gu Teng Hui Saw Roxana Alexandru Winton Capital Applied Jai Nitin Dongre IBM Project Prize Computing Undergraduate Jeremy Kong Microsoft Research Prize Siemens Memorial Medal and Project Prize Ernest Edward Glorney Conrad Watt Book Prize Nicolas Prettejohn Charles Salter Prize Scholarship in Earth Science Vijay Shamji Gami Illing Prize Alastair Daniel Russell Jones & Engineering Luke Neal Christopher Ogden NewVoiceMedia Prize Willis Jackson Medal & Prize Adrian Bogdan Draghici Sir Bruce White Prize in Yiren Zhao Chemical Engineering Student Civil and Environmental Institute of Electrical & Centenary Prize Ernest Edward Glorney Engineering Electronic Engineers’ Project Wouter Thijssen Scholarship in Materials Nicholas Battersby Prize Karoline Lende Winton Capital Applied Prize in Telecommunications Vlad Podgurschi Michal Maslik Computing Undergraduate Ling Ying Lynn Chan Ahmed Belkarty Project Prize Class of 1974 Prize Sir Bruce White Prize in Nicolas Prettejohn Adam Heywood Electrical Engineering Emad Khan

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Akalja Logeswaran Wing Ki Kan Wai-Ming Yap Xiayang Zheng Lorenzo Lombardi Sirakhun Kawatkul Natalie Yip Paul Zhu FACULTY OF ENGINEERING: Sihao Lu Panayiotis Klitou Yuecheng Zhang Charles Zogheib Christian Mellor Klaxton Kok Yongyan Zhu Hugo Muller Tanapa Konuntakiet Lucy Xiaoxi Zou GRADUATES 2016 COMPUTING Nisha Naeem Rabia Lakhani Tong Wei Ng Manraj Singh Lamba Bachelors of Engineering CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL Ayomide Olatunji Yanxun Jason Lee David Avedissian ENGINEERING Samuel Oxley Iek Man Lei James Baldock Please note that this list of names is provided for the information Chayanun Pansuwan Jian Wei Leng Masters of Engineering Juan Ignacio Barruetabena and interest of those attending the ceremony. It represents a list of Vithulan Patkunan Yongmao Leong Joseph Ahn Karl Wayne Chan Elena Pisa Zhong Hong Lim Guillaume Enrique Alba Jiacheng Chen undergraduates at the time of going to press, not all of whom are Chenuka Nalaka Dhanushka Si Yan Lim George Andrew Appleby Michael Brian Cheung attending the ceremony. Ratwatte Wei Jie Lim Francisco Baptista Sacha Cohen-Scali Thomas Rourke Shiqi Liu Louiza Alexandra Bartzoka Matthew Cunliffe Teng Hui Saw Duncan Nathan Lomax Ali Reza Baygi Sean Kaveh Dewhurst Naderi Associates of the City and Ken Miura Pui Sze Sham Ignacio Lopez-Linares Kevin Chalhoub Ivan Diaz Rios Guilds of London Institute James Smith Siying Lu Jian Hao Chan Andreas Mobius Professor John Dear and research Chad Fallotin Agavi Stavropoulou Tatla Khemmathin Himani Mody colleagues examine the tensile Man Wing Chan Yuliya Gitlina Llewellyn Morse Alistair Clive Walker Lueangwattanapong Yee Fu Chan Umair Hasan AERONAUTICS stress machine in the Department Bertrand Na of Mechanical Engineering. The Michael Wu Wells Emilie Lunddahl Kitty Chau Mate Hegedus Masters of Engineering Aleksandra Onufrena machine enables the deformation Bo Yang Nikita Machacek Constantin-Cosmin Craciunescu Chun Ho Ho Abdul Halim Ali Akbar Maria Papadopoulou and breaking points of materials Xiao Yao Ran Mei Chloe Detanger Ying Jiang David Barry Milan Patel to be measured. Yihe Zhao James Metcalfe Ahmed El Alfi Artem Kalikin Venessa Bhagwat Morawake Melvin Perera Grecia Monsalve Carias Timea Felkl Tahir Burc Kibaroglu Oscar Bian Ting Hei Po Jack Lloyd Moss Tun Kai Foo Steven Kingaby CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND Nafila Muchlis Mohamed Gaafar Colin Chun-Kit Chan Rikesh Anil Poonja CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY Andrew Lamzed-Short Xue Chen Aditya Ranjan Anirudh Narendran Zi Xiang Gng Hyun Ah Lee Yann Qi Chen Marcus Charles William Rose Masters of Engineering Edwin Newn Ka Chun Alan Gock Nandor Licker Minglun Dai Bruno Scalzo Dees Maria Paulene Abundo Tien Nguyen Carlos Gomez Chereguini Zun Yuan Lim Kingshuk Dasadhikari Mark Sones Olufemi Fogofoluwa Adelowo Arthie Nimalan Chloe Goulding Daniel Lucsanszky Dheeraj Singh Dhillon Robin Spinks Jingesi Aerai Nur Redzuan Nur Jazlan Zheng Gu Miguel Marques Emma Louise Dixon Marcus Russell Stead-Hall Khadijah Ahmad Jais Chinedu Okeke Benjamin Wei Li Guo Claudia Andreea Mihai Liang Dong Tristan Alexander Stindt Abayomi Aleshe Kudirat Olateju Yiheng Guo Jin Man Park Denholm Dott Raam Bharadwaajj Suresh Raunaq Bagchi Chea Ooi Muhamad Safrizal Haji Kasri Nathan Patel Joseph Dudley Lawrence Sutton William Batchelor Onome Oyibo Nur Hazeerah Binti Hashim Nicolas Prettejohn Daniel Jonathan Earle Yu Herng Tan Georgina Bella Tabernero Nicholas Parkin Tianlun He Suryansh Rastogi Andreas Pal Markus Ekholm Andong Tang Kagiso Bikane Yang Pei Hei Soon Enoch Ho Charles Anthony Roelli Marc Emmanuelli Joseph Thorpe Ashira Bindels Xin Ying Phang Kin Pong Hon James Rogers Gareth England Jason Ka Chuen To Marcus Bishop William Qi Yuan Huo Adrian Rothan Omar Fahmy Tung Hung Justin Tsui Benjamina Bollag Eleanor Rose In-Chan Kim Alvaro Sevilla Lionel Fernandez-Alba Reinis Vitols Liek Xi Bong Habib Salihijo Ahmad Man Lai Ben Shuttleworth Gui Fu Carolanne Vouriot Peter George Pitcairn Booth Arjun Singh Saroya Karoline Lende Daniel Simig Tereze Gaile Gabriel Jie Wee Sarah Raphaelle Marie Bousquet Ayshah Sawjani Hayley Hoi Yu Leung Sinduran Sivarajan Philipp Matthias Gantner Alex-Hugh Wilson Liem Bui-Le Tyrone Scille Shut Leung Dharmesh Tailor Joseph Gibbs Kan Cong Yee Panuvit Bunrittiphol Robert Searle Mingda Li Daniel Thomas Alexander Macdonald Gillespie Joel Young Heather Campbell Misha Sebastian Chang Liu Muhammad Tirmizey Carlos Guirado Sanchez Yen Chen Yu Wing Tung Chan Alexander Seddon Kam Wing Vincent Lo Utsav Tiwary Nurul Hani Haji Mohd Tahir Genevieve Maria Zane Ka Yee Cheng Gabriele Sessa Minyi Lu Roxana Ursu Mehmood-Ul Hassan Rizwan Zeb Dennis Choo Ravi Balasubramanian Shankar Sze Wing Ngai Alfonso White Zhun Him Wilson Ho Justine Marie Wai Yee Choo Peng Shao Dimitrios Nikolaidis Chik Wong Andrew Thomas Holt Deney Chu Yejisola Iyamide Shonibare Chi Kin Nip Wenke Yang Charles Houston BIOENGINEERING Samuel Cockman Matthew Simons Liam David Noad Zhuofan Zhang Alejandro Iglesias Perez Bachelors of Engineering Weidi Ding Fenna Sleeswijk-Visser Oyefolabi Oworu Jia Zheng Sergiu Iliev Yasser Alsaadi Zoe Edwards Sydney Smith Edrea Pan Melissa Saw Cyril Deroy Michael Edwards Alice Smith Evangelos Pastras Rogan Inglis Boonyisa Boonthongrungtawee Masters of Engineering Sneha Sharma Manvir Dhanoa Nikzad Falahati Matthew Stevens Kishan Patel Umar Iqbal Florian Brueggemann Miguel Joao Marques Katie Slater Beatrice Dimba Clara Gago Ezquerro Tan Su Katia Piedallu Samuel Jackson Akashaditya Das Thomas Adlington George Taylor Tharindu Tharaka Dissanayake Timothy Yee-Bao Gan Phanit Suvanmani Martin Henri Reboul Bharat Jagdish Loungani Rohit Devesar Menhaj Ahmed Aino Tompuri Tristan Edwards Shiladitya Ghosh Michael Tam Anna Selig Fabian Jungmann Jai Nitin Dongre Vyron Antoniadis Vekin Virachjarassin Steven Fan Makhan Gill Wouter Thijssen Abdel-Muiz Shawar Filip Karasiewicz Dexter Gajjar-Reid Benjamin Anuworakarn Jedidiah Farquharson Richard Glover Wenqing Tian Annas-Giannis Slimpi Edward Kardouss Pargol Gheissari Joel Auterson Yiu Man Fung Fraser Gordon Jana Tian Navraj Suri Dhaim Khan Vanessa Ikebudu Masters of Engineering Naomi Bassett Giuseppe Gava Samantha Graham Arvind Vellore Suresh Demosthenis Taliadoros Dharani Kishore Andrew Khoo Yacine Belgaid Yulia Bulgakova Jee Yen Hee Zheng Gu Victoria Vigil Hernandez Shu Hao Ting Juan Larrea Maham Abira Kukda Philipp Maximilian Brunnbauer Thomas Burnell Joseph Henderson Lakshya Gupta James Newton Walwyn Queenie Tse Aik Yong Lau Ashwin Kumar Emily Chan Cosmin Carabet Yeuk Hin Naomi Ho Aditya Gupta Hadi Wibawa Dalwinder Uppal Mutian Li Jason Jie Shen Lee Chin Choi James-David Carr Bryan Hsieh Oliver James Herbage Jack Williams Fiona Walport Luke Looney Eun-Ken Low Haroon Chughtai Denise Carroll Ciara Keyes Teng Yew Hoo Alisha Wong Sen Wang Benjamin Jamie Lucas-Lee Emanuel Olagbaju Eduardo De Victoria Pereira Zuhayr Chagpar Daniel Khoo Krista Hyer Shi Fen Wong Jack Wilkinson Henry Robert Mayne Pijak Phothaporn Rebelo Yam Nok Chan Siu-Teing Ko Thitiphan Jarassriwilai Yunfan Xu Amanda Williamson Alexandre Metzger Weijie Gerald Png Sarah Dedic Yordan Chaparov Jade Li Sing How Elliott Geoffrey Peter Jones Jun Yamazaki Shiming Xu Timothy Minshall Kenza Rkaibi Dimitrios Dedoussis Luke Cheeseman

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Xin Chen ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING Chi Yeung Cheung PhD student Michael Merlin Benjamin Jao Tin Chin Bachelors of Engineering investigating a power inverter Andrei - Ioan Cioara Xiaohan Chen in the Maurice Hancock Smart Elizabeth Cotton Songzhi Chia Energy Laboratory. Joshua Coutinho Oluwatomisin Dada Finlay Curran Oladipupo Disu Dan Danaila Viktor Dourtchev Alberto Eric Michael De Capitani Rajiv Dua Michael Douglas Ahmed Elbessoumy Adrian Bogdan Draghici Zhenlun Gu Dr Tanya Goldberg at work Stanislav Dragiev Adam Heywood in the Qatar Carbonates Mateusz Dyda Younghan Lee and Carbon Storage Andrew Higginson Mengran Li Research Centre. Stephen Lloyd James Yang Liu Xu Ji Umar Masagos Lawrence Jones Akash Mehta Hari-Preeya Joshi Sol-Uh Park Kristian Lending MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Edwin Kamulegeya Richard Charles Pollock Cian Leow Yeona Kim Bachelors of Engineering Jacques Senet-Larson Derek Leung Jeremy Kong Ruia Advait Efstathios Alex Voinas Jian You Lim Mohit Kulkarni Luke Butler Zeyong Yang Biqi Liu William Kwan Isabella Dennis Benjamin Yong Pascal Loose Jaime Lennox Alero Ejuoneatse Yiren Zhao Melvic Low Winston Li Amirmohammad Fattahi Michal Maslik Yiming Lin Lukas Fieber Quentin Douglas Mcgaw Ben Lindsey Masters of Engineering Henry Harrod Mohamad Azraei Bin Daniel Nicholas Adams Adam Harvey Chak Hin Bryan Liu Mohamad Yusof Oloruntobi Adewuyi Cem Hurrell Yong Li Loh Luke Charles Morton Oloruntoba Adewuyi Aaron Israel Joseph Lomasney Luke Nicholas Motha Vivek Aggarwal Anisha Kanabar Lukas Majercak Wing Sze Ng Roxana Alexandru Raphael Iason Lalayiannis Andrea Michi Niclas Nicolae David Angelov Richard Li Bora Mollamustafaoglu Shreegovind Patwari Dylan Auty Hiu Chung Tony Ling Archunan Muhunthan Akash Philip Rilwan Bello Ahmad Mohamed Ali Khoa Nguyen Tim Christopher Raulf-Pick Alexandre Benoit Yi Ming Ng Corina Niculae Jake Reynolds Ravindra Bhadti Jeremy Jun Kai Ong Christian Nkinsi Rosemary Richardson Ling Ying Lynn Chan Riyadh Rateme Maciej Olejnik Hemang Rishi Charitos Charitou Charles Matthew Robinson Gun Pinyo Benedek Roska Rajan Chauhan Tamar Roth Bradley Pollard Alexandra Rouhana Qiyang Chen Farés Siddiqui Robert Prust Aditya Sakhuja Fung Yee Lorraine Choi Michail Sinoplis Cherie Pun Alexander Sandeford Peter Dawson Tiarvando Tiarvando James Rodden Tanat Sanpaveeravong Hao Ding Dexter Au Tugiono Krystian Rybarczyk Christoforos Santorinaios Kaho Sato Nikola Dourtchev Stavros Eleftheriou Lorenzo Scutigliani Hing Cheong Jia Yun Hee Yu Zheng Lim Jordan Singgih Alice Sibold Masters of Engineering Luke Douglas Ellison Aaron Jian-Wen Sheah Hong Rui Chew Faron Hesse Michail Livieratos Parikshat Singh Charchris Thomas Sloan Ayodeji Agbaje Pieter-Jan Fabry Zi Chao Shiah John Paul Chhetri Chuan Ho Shrey Pradeep Lodha Fabian Sylvan Sorce William David Smith Mahreen Sanah Alban Omar Faqir William Smith Tat Hin Chiu Lawrence Ho Manish Maharjan Tiya Sosothikul Baisheng Song Douglas Andersen Andrea Fernandez Buitrago Claudia Sola Sanz Swee Hang Chong Shaun U Yong Hon Pitibhat Mahatharadol Oliver Spare George Steed Daisy-May Andrew Yat Mun Kimberley Fok Alasdair Stores Julie Chou Umar Hossain Calvin Ka Wing Man Matthew David Summers Niklas Martin Steidl Seira Aoto Alexander Gallo Daiwen Sun Ambrose Cooke Jiawei Huo Nicola Mason Ye Sun Christophe Steininger Reaz Baksh Vijay Shamji Gami Jiaxi Sun Benjamin Edward Coope Chern Hwee Timothy Mitchell Dhanaphol Taesopapong Yunlan Tang Driss Ryan Bel Hadj Soulami Sanjana George Sze Kiat Tan Peter Dackus Dmitri Ivanov Jae Mo Rachel Ju-Ai Tan Thomas James Taylor-Hall Nakul Bhadresha Alexandre Hadj-Chaib Daniil Tarakanov Oladamola Danmole Rachel Januszewski Patrick Moniz Aocheng Tang Jack Thorp Ashwin Hans Bhanot Stylianos Hartoutsios Inigo Torres Uribe Echebarria Darvin Paul Davis Alexander Jenkins Jananan Nathan Helen Victoria Thomlinson Jan Tofel Beni Bienz Thomas Hobson Christopher Trem Darren Anak Diewo David Katz Max Naylor Marlow Jeremiah Ting Siang Khai Alan Max Vey Tom Bloom Chang Hong How Pei Tu Bethan Doyle Tiong Jinn Daryl Khoo Sze Ki Ng Stella Toh Tomas Virgl Oliver Bradley Hanyi Hu Siddharth Anand Vasu Edward Durkin Anthony Kah Wei Khor Alexander O’Donnell Zhaoqi Tong Constantinos Vryonides Thomas Brewster Leonardo Ialongo Edward White Ayobami Falana George Khoshaba Robert O’Keeffe Wei Sheng Tong Shiwei Wang Cyprien Brochard Iulian Victor Ionascu Fometescu Raymond Williams Haomiao Fang Woo Suk Kim Jonathan Poon Sarah Elizabeth Twaite Conrad Watt Simon Carnochan Tong Ji Marek Stanislaw Woloszyn Jonathan Finn Joshua Kurland Thomas Power Luan Van Pletsen Siqi Wei Rachel Cursichella Macqueen Georgios Karafokas Tong Wu Eifion James Foster Kiran Laidlay Jonathan Pring Daniel James Vaughan Kuo Hern Wong Castola Yiannis Katsidiaris Tong Yang Benjamin Freeman Alexander Lama-Noujaim Kartikeya Rana Carlos Walker-Ravena Shi Yan Prince Christopher Caulcrick Izzat Iskandar Bin Khairuzzaman Guang Yang Callum Frith Xavier Lavenir Vedat Ratib Tianxun Wang Yubo Zhang Zee Yang Chai Emad Khan Guanhua Ying Shihao Gan Choon Huat Lee Sebastian Ray Kai-Te Wang Robert Zhou Tsun Yue Chan Raweed Hasan Khatri Liyangyi Yu Tianyang Ge Christopher James Lehrter David Reed Adam Wilkosz Jiawen Zhou Chaeyoung Chang Norbert Kisiel Xu Zhang Andrew Goodhead Rachel Lennox-Warburton Felix Russell Hugh Alexander Grant Wilman Kacper Zylka Jen Hao Chang Damian Kisiel Tianxiao Zhao Susan Goodman Daniel Lenton Harry Sadler Tsun Ho Christopher Yim Muhammad Chaudhry Dimitrios Kosyvas Jonathan Xiang-Sheng Zheng Dominic Graham David Leonard Kathryn Sayer Shiyang Zhang Shankho Chaudhuri Pok Yee Kwan Mark Zolotas Omar Hafiz Siu Hey Michael Leung Priyav Shah Karthikeyan Chellappan Niccolo’ Lamanna Sammy Chee Chew He Kai Yiu Kenneth Leung Amritanshu Sharma Shuibing Chen Yu On Lee James Christopher Head An An Li Hitesh Shewakramani

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Associates of the Royal Edward Cox Zuiyi Shen School of Mines Bridie Verity Davies Jeremy Llewellyn Smith Joanne El-Kadi Dexin Tang Lily-Mae Fisher Phin Ting EARTH SCIENCE Joel Gerard Hancock Dai Wan AND ENGINEERING Sarah Howarth Dengyiming Wang Bachelors of Engineering Michael Ingram Sun Man Wong Rosie Blannin Matthew Irwin Tsung Chia Yang Qaisara Bogani James-Alexander Jeary Xuan Ye Paul Britton Jonathan Jones Alexandre Reshan Reece Broome Yu Ting Kwok Zoetelief Tromp Hannah Elizabeth Collis Matthew Lisley Ting Ting Cooper Amber Madden-Nadeau Masters of Engineering Elwyn Enos Kimberley Mason Yewande Adesida India Fisher Luke Neal Alexis Belessiotis Lewis James Holden Peter Noden Ahmed Belkarty Thomas Kettle Christopher Ogden Nuttibase Charupeng Hanna Oksana Kozak-King Gwen Owen Jones Jules Cheongvee Zuzana Lednarova Kishan Patel Thomas Defferriere Jan Lietava Ryan Anthony Edward Penna Simon Robert Escobar Steinvall Thomas Magnitis Jonathan Rio Andrew Halls Prashant Neel Mahendran Kamile Rudaviciute Joseph Hosier Eleanor Maume Rachael Shuttleworth Yueh Shiang Hsu Kara Meunier Jonathan Tan Vyas Iyer Thomas Mitchell Joshua Taroni Alastair Daniel Russell Jones Jo Shua New Christopher Thomas Enric Juan Alcocer Mohd Solehuddin Norman Eoghan Joseph Totten Nils Kemen Omar Nurgali Abigail Trice Wasin Laksanakarn Robert Owers Kathryn Turner Khang Le Alexandra Pavlovskis Rebecca Tyne Chong Liu Yu Chian Eugene Poon Matthew Wetton Robin Newman Qiaotong Ren Benjamin Gary Parton-White Fiona Ribbons MATERIALS Vlad Podgurschi Nen Liang See Yi Qiu Bachelors of Engineering Esme Elizabeth Stallard Iacopo Russo Arman Amirzhan Catherine Stuttard Zachary Slingsby-Smith Kieron Banerjee Tuan Wafiyullah Tuan Yusof Oliver Stephenson Nak Hyun Choi Benjamin Warnick Araya Taechamahaphant Marco Lorenzo D’Agostini Robert Yates Julien Thevenard Bojian Feng Soon Hang Yu Dimitri Bernard Varotsis Laura Jayne Ford John Wheatley Ievgenii Gettse Masters of Engineering Samuel Wheeler Xin He Dominic Andrew Anna Frances Mae Williams Daisy May Key Samuel Argyle Anyi Yang Tengzhou Ma Helena Bates Raymond Zhan Rachel Blythe Thomas Mcclintock Bethan Clark Ramon Sanchez Hevia

Right: The Carbon Capture Pilot Plant at Imperial is the world’s most sophisticated of its kind in an academic institution, providing students with a unique educational experience.

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FACULTY OF MEDICINE: Order of Procession

The company rises when the Procession enters ORDER OF CEREMONY AND the hall and remains standing until the Chair of the ORDER OF PROCESSION Council is seated. FIRST GROUP Student Presidents Order of Ceremony SECOND GROUP 17:00 Faculty of Medicine Director of Education Management, Miss Susan English FANFARE PRESENTATION OF THE IMPERIAL COLLEGE MEDAL Wardens The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine requests the College Tutors STUDENT ORATOR President to award the Imperial College Medal to: President, Imperial College Union Mrs Ezara Bird Readers Mr Nas Andriopoulos Professor Justin Cobb Senior Lecturers Lecturers ADDRESS Baroness Manningham-Buller President, Professor Alice P. Gast Winners of the President’s Medals: Dr Benita Cox PRESENTATION OF THE HONORARY GRADUATE and Dr Sonia Kumar The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine requests PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES the President to confer the Degree of Doctor of Presentation of Graduates from the Faculty of THIRD GROUP Science (Medicine) honoris causa of Imperial Medicine to whom the Associateship of the Academic Registrar, Mr David Ashton College London on Professor Yves Levy Imperial College School of Medicine and first Vice-Provost (Education), degrees of the University have been awarded Professor Simone Buitendijk VALEDICTION Chair of the Council, Sir Philip Dilley Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Professor Gavin Screaton MUSICAL INTERLUDE Provost’s Envoy for Gender Equality, Zadok the Priest Professor Dot Griffiths Music and words by G. F. Handel GOD SAVE THE QUEEN Head of the Undergraduate School, Faculty of Medicine, Mr Martin Lupton PRESENTATION OF THE RECIPIENTS OF RECESSION OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Professor of Musculoskeletal Biodynamics, The Vice-Provost (Education) presents: RECEPTION Professor Alison McGregor Usama Syed Clinical Consul, Faculty of Medicine, Professor Peter Openshaw PRESENTATION OF THE RECIPIENTS OF THE Senior College Consul, Professor Myra McClure PRESIDENT’S MEDAL The Vice-Provost (Education) presents: College Consul (non-clinical), Faculty of Medicine, Professor Terry Tetley Dr Benita Cox, Outstanding Contribution to Excellence in Pastoral Care Professors of the Faculty of Medicine Dr Sonia Kumar, Outstanding Contribution to Honorary Graduate of Imperial College London, Teaching Excellence Professor Yves Levy Winners of the Imperial College Medal: Mrs Ezara Bird, Professor Justin Cobb and Baroness Manningham-Buller

FOURTH GROUP Conductor of the Orchestra, Richard Dickins College Secretary and Registrar and Clerk to the (Director of Music) Court and to the Council, Mr John Neilson Organist, Andrew Lucas Lay and Non-Academic Members of the Court Conductor of the Choir, Dr Colin Durrant FIFTH GROUP Provost, Professor James Stirling President, Professor Alice P. Gast Chair of the Council, Sir Philip Dilley

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FACULTY OF MEDICINE: Research income in 2014-15: DEAN’S WELCOME £182 million

Number of staff: I am delighted to join you today in celebrating this 2,757 important occasion. This is a day which recognises and celebrates the huge amount of talent, effort and perseverance you have invested in your studies. I hope Number of you will remember it with pride for many years to come. students: 3,666

Above left: Professor Irene Miguel-Aliaga, Professor of Genetics and Physiology in the Institute for Clinical Sciences, uses the nervous system of the fruit fly to explore the link between the brain and the gut.

Professor Gavin Screaton Above right: As part of Imperial’s Antimicrobial Research Collaborative, researchers at the College As students in the Faculty of Medicine, you have are working to improve our been partners in a community of excellence which understanding of infections, unites through science to innovate and respond to and to develop treatment regimens and strategies for need and advance understanding of health. tackling the growing threat Every day we solve problems and create new of superbugs. scientific opportunities through innovative research and training programmes, and interdisciplinary collaboration. We reach beyond As you graduate today – and follow your chosen “We are a community united institutional borders to forge connections that can paths into health, academia, industry, or beyond by scientific excellence, deliver opportunity and impact, such as the newly- – you remain key partners in this wide Imperial formed Cancer Research Centre of Excellence community. Please continue to connect and but we are also empowered (created in partnership with the Institute of Cancer collaborate with us – and with each other! – by a sense of partnership Research) or the recently expanded Imperial through our alumni networks and programmes. College Academic Health Science Centre. and purpose.” I extend the Faculty’s thanks to your loved We are a community united by scientific ones, friends and colleagues who have supported excellence, but we are also empowered by a you in your endeavours. Finally, and most sense of partnership and purpose. I was moved importantly, I congratulate every one of you today to hear about the hundreds of students from on your success. all years of Imperial’s MBBS and Biomedical Science programmes who participated in street collecting, volunteering with the elderly, musical performances in hospitals and railway stations, and volunteering in homeless shelters to raise money for a good cause earlier this The Anatomage Table combines CT/MRI imaging with the year. It is scientific distinction coupled with true traditional dissection room experience to provide unique commitment to collaboration, compassion and 3D visualisations of real patient anatomy. care that will define your future careers.

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FACULTY OF MEDICINE: FACULTY OF MEDICINE: GRADUATE PRIZEWINNERS 2016 GRADUATES 2016

The following awards and prizes are given Please note that this list of names is provided for the information to students with a record of exceptional and interest of those attending the ceremony. It represents a list of achievement in scholarship in the Faculty undergraduates at the time of going to press, not all of whom are of Medicine. attending the ceremony.

Gordon M Holmes Prize Max Bonn Memorial Prize Bachelors of Medicine Christiana Mary Boules Osman El-Koubani Diya Kapila Professor Robin Carhart-Harris, Mark Sykes Sarrina Tursunova Obinna Abani Lisa Bradwell Ahmed El-Masry Irene Melisa Karina Head of Psychedelic Research in Jordan Abdi Rosalind Joy Alexandra Brewster Karl Ola Elmqvist Adam Karlsson the Division of Brain Sciences. Gordon M Holmes Prize NHLI Outstanding Ahmed Yasser Abdulaal Bellamy Alfred Brodie Joshua Enson Sayon Kathirgamanathan (proxime accessit) Achievement Prize in Anisa Abdulrahman Laura Burney Simon Erridge Georgina Rose Kerry Zelie Britton Cardiovascular Sciences Nikhil Aggarwal Nicholas Burstow Yasamine Farahani Englefield Doa’A Kerwat Christiana Mary Boules Niall Ahern Jordan Busby Rachel Farrer Hesham Khalid Midhat Afshan Ahmed Aqeel Butt Rui Feng Rahul Khamar Grant Blair Portfolio Prize Aaniya Ahmed Daniel Campioni-Norman Nadiah Jamal Fernandes Kaywaan Khan NHLI Prize for Luke Williams Nayab Ahmed Ishani Canisius Fiona Field Faisal Khan Outstanding Performance in Respiratory Sciences Ifrah Ali Anna Causer Nakamura Francesca Finch Saadiyah Khan Imperial College Business Ruth Dacie Trent Allen Ningyu Chai Ahmad Zubair Froogh Laila Khandoker School Prize for best health Marjay Alojado Minna Chang Patryk Fryzlewicz Vikram Khanna management performance Abimbola Aluko David Charchoglyan Ayoob Ghani Arjan Khattar on the BSc Management Pereira Prize Mowleesan Amaralingam Somy Samuel Charuvila Anita Ghosh Samuel Kim programme Fatema Ghassan Ahmed Ali Rahul Rajesh Amin Afnan Chaudhry Trisha Ghosh Jay Kotecha Akash Mokshad Kansagra Dhaif Siti Maisarah Amran Abdullah Ahmed Cheema Jonathan Gilbert Kavian Kulasabanathan Apichaya Amrapala Chee Yang Chen Sophie Elizabeth Glover Olivia Kuo Imperial College Business Pharmacology Prize Nazim Andani Michael Chi-Kwong Cheung Scott Godfrey Marc Lai School Prize for best overall Janaki Natasha Desai Jia Ming Daniel Ang Srishti Chhabra En Lin Goh Ashna Lakhani Adam Snape Audit Prize Derek Johnson performance on the BSc Li Yi Yvette Ang Swathikan Chidambaram Shyam Gokani Andrew Lambarth Paul Halford Leukaemia Prize Management programme Eberechi Ndidi Anucha Jasmine Chingono John Golden Catherine Jane Leatherbarrow Thomas Mayo Aaniya Ahmed Society for Endocrinology Undergraduate Adeeba Anwar Huay Yee Choo Daniel Gordon Adam Leckey Adam Snape Audit Prize Achievement Award Nadia Arif Robie Siraj Choudhury Jasmine Gordon-Brown Sean Junn Kit Lee (Highly Commended) Dudley Phillips Imperial College Business Christopher Holt Matthew Arnold Daniel Christmas Matthew Oliver Gowshall Jack Leese Danielle Lee Memorial Prize School Prize for the best Payal Haria Nirmala Arulampalam Onur Citkin Kevin Halleron Sophie Legg Julia Zimmermann Bryan Tan Ling Wei group report on the BSc Avni Bhansali Javier Ash Henry Clancy Lloyd Halsey Clifford Lek Minna Chang Management programme Rosalind Joy Alexandra Brewster Syed Yasir Ashraf Melanie Coates Boyoung Petra Han Gursimren Lidder Agnes Cope Prize Folashade Oyewole Ishna Auluck Alma Collins Sava Handjiev Charlotte Lim Florence Louise Mouy Dudley Prize Doa’A Kerwat Thomas Bacarese-Hamilton Christoforos Constantinou John Hanrahan Georgianne Lauren Lobo-Horth Stanford Cade Prize Thomas Mayo Abdul Samad Wahid Matthew David Baker Victoria Cook Daniel Mark Harding Choong Lou (proxime accessit) Shiraz Jamshaid Jonathan Baker April Rose Covington Anya Hargreaves Joshua Lucas Alan J Stolow Prize Dina Saleh Zoe Robinson Edgar Lawley Prize Matthew Baldry Bethan Julia Crossley Payal Haria Krish Ashley Navkhushal Jasmine Chingono Aaniya Ahmed Dominic Marshall Elliot James Ball David Cussons Nirupama Harikumar Luckyram Meelad Sayma Stanford Cade Prize in Surgery Prashant Bamania Ruth Dacie Nicholas Linley Harrison Matthew Machin Anthony de Rothschild Prize George Moore Norbert Ferenc Banhidy Siddarth Dave Justin Yat Hin Hau Thomas Song Mackinnon Dominic Marshall Faculty of Medicine Prize Imperial College Alumni Sukhchain Singh Bansal Michael David Emily Louise Hobbs Yathukulan Maheswaran Paul Halford GP Prize Steadman Prize Ellie Beazer-Dimond Thomas Davies Christopher Holt Gheed Mahir Rebecca Brown Barron Prize Paul Halford Thomas Mayo Harriet Joy Beeching Georgios Dellis Thomas John Howe Uneesa Miriam Mahmood Caoimhe Walsh Paul Halford Jaimie Oldham Mark Sykes Farzana Begum Oliver William Dent Jade Hubbard Buland Majeed Oliver Brunckhorst Jaimie Oldham Florence Bell Ranya Derrick Trisha Hughes Bassit Malik Dominic Marshall Grace Oluwafunmilayo A. Bello Janaki Natasha Desai Katherine Imogen Hurrell Prachi Mann Joan Woodward Thomas Henry Green Prize Charlotte Louise Whittingham Amelia Benjamin Fatema Ghassan Ahmed Ali Ifrah Hussain Rita Marciano Alves Mousinho Beutel Prize Undergraduate Memorial Anya Hargreaves Mark Sykes Robert Alexander Bennett Dhaif Nikita Kaur Hyare Manuel Martin Mark Sykes Harriet Jordan Prize Aaniya Ahmed Gabriella Bernstein Ali Dogar Olutosin Igbekele Mohammad Masood Rachel Louise Lochore Aldridge Thomas Skurry Prize Maninder Bhambra Tara Dogra Tina Enoma Imatitikua Leopold Kai Matthews British Pharmacological Jia Ming Daniel Ang Kunal Bhanot Michael Hong-Fei Du Marinos Christopher Ioannides Daniel Mawhinney Julia Buckingham Prize Society Prize Glazer Prize in Surgery Ravina Bhanot Weihong Du Elena Ioannou Thomas Mayo Dominic Marshall Anna Grace Savage George Moore Victor Ludorum Reshma Bharamgoudar Olivia Dunscombe Rishi Iyer Kamil Mcclelland Llewellyn Prize Sandhya Bhattarai Ayesha Dutta Prajeshsinh Jadeja Nadia Merdasi Caceres Malcolm Morris Prerak Dwivedi Byrone Mitchell Cheadle Prize Golding Medal Prize Maliha Moten Alysha Bhatti Shiraz Jamshaid Memorial Prize Martyn Eckersley Aaina Mittal Caoimhe Walsh Caoimhe Walsh Joseph James Thomas Lucian Vaishanjali Bhiman Courtney Johnson Genevieve Taylor-Davies Gafton Kirsty Biggs Lisa-Jayne Edwards Emma Rose Johnson Olivia Morley Amy Edwards Amy Edwards Robert Morton David Lees Memorial Prize Sudeep Biswas Rebekah Grace Cheung Judge Gordon M Holmes Prize Alexander Hugh Edwards Alexander Moss Gheed Mahir Amy Sydney Boalch Nimrath Narayan Singh Kainth Catriona Stoddart Rijul Bohra Omar Tarek Aly Ahmed El Tokhy Akash Mokshad Kansagra Florence Louise Mouy

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Deyashini Mukherjee Ying Kristi Sun Mariko Fukuda Muhammad Arsalan Ashraf Vikram Devalia Maria Elizabeth Karavassilis William O’Reilly Usama Syed Karthigaayini Nadanakumaran Manraj Singh Sura Tian Gao Rajveer Atkar Monica Dhillon Jahnvi Karia Syed Sharf Owais Mark Sykes Vincent Ninh Emiko Sykes Jonathan Goddard Rebecca Ayres Harjit Singh Dhillon Andriani Karra Binita Panchasara Syed Taha Carlos Noble Jesus Minh Thien Ta Antonia Godman Hina Aziz Mandeep Dhingra Yasmin Kassir Kyriacos Loizos Papalouca Ravina Tanna Chukwuemeka Nwuba Muhesh Taheem Genoveva Gomez Sami Azzam Edward Donnely Alexander Kerr John Park James Tarr Simisola Elizabeth Oke Dalraj Singh Tamber Jessica Gunawan Oreoluwa Bajomo Amandeep Raj Singh Dosanjh Holly Khan Anesh Patel Jonathan Taylor Dean Owyang Bryan Tan Ling Wei Sampriti Gupta Mary-Rose Ballard Graeme Downes Minaal Khan Ankur Patel Anna Tennant Folashade Oyewole Atisha Tank Emily Ha Felicia Bamgbose Lauren Livia Josephine D’Sa Da In Kim Nikhil Manish Patel Daryl Teo Laurence Pallant Genevieve Taylor-Davies Georgina Harmer Hitesh Bansal Kristina Earle Callum Kirk Aaron Philip Ryan Tewari Ryan Panchal Radhika Thakrar Jessica Henry Andrew Barrie Matthew Edmondson Angad Singh Kooner Anna Pick Samantha Thalayasingam Bhavisha Avanti Patel Thuvaarahan Thanaraaj Ivie Oseriemen Gloria Itua Tom Robert Barrow Salma El-Konayyesi Foteini-Stefania Koumpa Margaret Pikovsky Mathura Thavendran Nikhil Patel Peter Thom Gerrard Jayaratnam Stefan Bauer Isaac Henry Erasmus Elliott Kevin Jun Hui Kow William Pitts Priyangha Thayalacumar Kiran Patel Aleena Thomson Susan Kilgas Alexander James Beaumont Sophie Ellis Kanyada Koysombat Emily Plummer Mona Theodoraki Shivam Patel Vieri Thonet Matthew Knights Henry Beeston Rahma Elmahdi Robert Kwan Paulina Przybycien Megan Thomas Rohin Patel Philippa Thornton Pamelbir Singh Ladhar Rosemary Belcher Thomas Emms Richard Kwasnicki Aiysha Puri Samuel Alexander Brij Tindall Shalinee Patel Bension Tilley Zoe Leftley Katherine Louise Bettany Alisha Esmail Glory Yiu Sang Lai Zahi Qamhawi Joshua Tognarelli Jai-Hin Chetanbhai Patel Samuel James Topp Ka Wai Leung Sanjana Bhalla Theodore Estrin-Serlui Robert Lee Denise Desiree Bi Si Quah Jonathan Topping Jinal Patel Adam Train Jia Min Lim Abhinav Bhansali David Everton Charlotte Lee Hae Ra Steven Tran Darshan Patel Daniel Tuite Kush Shiv K H Mahboobani Anuradha Bhide Mustafa Farooqi Terence Si Quan Lee Riham Rabee Lorna Trenchard Kunj Patel Angus Tulloch Dominic Murray Vamsee Bhrugubanda Umar Fiaz Danielle Lee Aqil Rafi Samuel James Trenchard Nandesh Chandrakant Patel James Mathew Turner Ho Wang Howin Ng Naomi Black Hugh Ford Mario Lepore Thivvia Ragunathan Anna Angela Trepekli Amee Patel Lydia Uden Yee Von Ong Clare Louise Blackman Alexander Freethy Mimi Li Apirada Ann Rakpraja Ingrid Tse Saati Paul Nimai Vadgama Rohan Andrew Pancharatnam James Bloomer Tayla Furniss Alphonsus Christopher Yeong Sanjeev Ramachandran Hannah Tullett Luisa Peress Rajalakshmi Valaiyapathi Yu Quan Poh Prashant Bohra Joseph James Thomas Cherng Liew Swetha Rambhatla Hsiu-Tzu Tung Tanaraj Perinpanathan Rahul Vasani Mariana Popa Henry Bowyer Lucian Gafton James Liston Saranya Ravindra Angus Turnbull Samir Petker John Symeon Vekinis Ranjit Rai Naomi Boyer Amish Garala Hang Yi Fiona Liu Yannis Reissis Paramjit Uppal Jeni Pillai Sneha Verma Zain Rizvi Zelie Britton Akanksha Garg Jonathan Lumsdon Markos Reissis Nina Kiran Vasir Erika Matsumoto Plata Stephane Victor Akshay Sabnis Alastair George Brown Jack John Garnham Tommy Lwin Aemun Reza Ines Vaz Vidushi Pradhan Jasper Pieter Vink Mathilde Savary Rebecca Brown Rebecca Gaston Cecilia Olapeju Mafe Christopher William George Uma Venkataraman Daniel Price Alexander Von Maydell Melissa Shaw Alice Brown Natalie Geoghegan Susan Maguire Rivett Laura Vickers Kenny Pydiah Abdul Samad Wahid Aamir Sohail Oliver Brunckhorst Timothy Gibbs Rachel Mahoney Syed Rizvi Pedro Vila De Mucha Connor Shiqu Qiu Poh Jia Wang Michael Spencer Kevin George Buell Usman Goga Paulina Majewska Clay Robinson Joe Vincent Matthew Quinn Anne Wang Ella Louise Stubley Alexandra Burke-Smith Maeve Gough Hammad Husnayn Malik Zoe Robinson Nicholas Von Guionneau Nida Raja Kai Yi Kelvin Wang Abena Taylor-Smith Nicholas Bush Sarah Elizabeth Grantham-Hill Salim Sultan Malik Charles Rookes Lena Elisabeth Felicitas Von Anoopama Ramjeeawon Chaoyang Wang Chloe Thorn Jessica Campbell Annabel Groome Fahmida Mannan Stephen Rowlands Heimendahl Tanvir Randhawa Nisal Weerakoon Sebastian Tkach Alistair Cannon Harry Gunn Heeba Maqbool Katherine Rutherford Alison Wallace Dara Rasasingam Peter Timothy Weston Smith Angela Toh Nicholas Cereceda Monteoliva Ankur Gupta Claire Marsh Zahra Safarfashandi Caoimhe Walsh Michael Greshan Rasiah Jack Whitby Sarrina Tursunova Alain Chaglassian Hamid Habib Dominic Marshall Justin Salciccioli Elizabeth Walsh Anthony Rayner Charlotte Louise Whittingham Kaiji Wang Lakshmi Chandrasekaran Paul Halford Connor Martin Jawaad Saleem Yifei Wang Luke William Reader Christopher Wilkinson Aaron Wong Samantha Chandrasekera Sandra Halim Junaid Masud Keenan Saleh Sarah Warren Caio Redknap Jonathan George Wise Stephanie Yip Zain Chaudhry Wei Han Soheil Matiny-Boroumand Nicole Samuel Thomas Edward Webb Maxime Rigaudy Alexandra Wisentaner Amit Chawla Sean Harbison Ken Mawhinney Natalia Sanchez-Thompson Rui Wei Annabelle Harrison Megan Lynn Felicity Mccullagh Sukha Sandher Simon West Matthew Rodrigo Hin Long Henry Wong Associates of the Imperial Hashem Nawaz Cheema Adam Rossiter Joanna Wong College School of Medicine Hannah Cheney Lowe Obaid-Ul Haque Hashmi Adrian Mcgrath Joseph Scott Alice Victoria West Susannah Lee Rynhart Brandon Wong Manikandar Srinivas Cheruvu Dariush Hassanzadeh-Baboli Benjamin Mckee Alexzander Scott Christopher James White Claudia Sadler Matthew David Yovahn Wood Germaine Rui Qi Chia Lucy Hawkins Christopher Meiring Nuran Seneviratne Leo Whitehead Nikhil Sahdev Chenxian Wu Bachelors of Medicine, Kimberley Mei Hui Chin-Goh Jocelyn Heins Effie Menyah Neil Shah Luke Williams Bachelors of Surgery Claudia Saksida Laura Yang Jennifer Chivinge Paula Maria Sophia Heister Sophie Middleton Priyank Shah David Andrew Williams Chinwendu Abani Dina Saleh Qingyu Yang Veidika Kishor Chohan Abigail Heller Patricia Mighiu Savan Shah Emma Williamson Nisha Abraham-Thomas Anna Grace Savage Eugene Ming Yang Yap Soha Choi Chantal Heppolette Anisa Moin Eathar Shakweh Bethany Willis Priya Abrol Meelad Sayma Zhu Hui Yeap Louis Zane Ray Choo Geraint Herbert Kyung-Hoon Moon Jessica Sharp Hannah Wilson Hisham Abubakar-Waziri Subothini Selvendran Ju Yoo Mohammed Junaid Hafeez Harrison Howarth George Moore Roberta Shaw Alexander David Wilson Jesal Acharya Aman Sethi Helen-Cara Younan Choudri Rachel Ann Hulatt Maliha Moten Shreya Sheth Joseph Withers Green Reeja Adel Bindiya Shah Muhammad Ali Yousaf Jasarat Ahmed Chowdhury Summer Ibrahim Zeenathnisa Mougammadou Jiaqi Shi Jessica Sue Yi Wong Fatima Ahmad Krishna Nirav Shah Chuyan Yu Simon Clark Amy Innes Aribou Oscar Short Caraline Ellen Wright Zakaria Ahmed Hemina Bakul Shah Alexander Zargaran Robert James Cleaver Munim Adil Islam Arun Nachiappan Aazim Siddiqui Laura Wynn-Lawrence Jong Seok Ahn Vinay Shah Zafraan Mohammad Zathar Ashley Kieran Clift Aman Manohar Jain Muhammad Najim Usman Siddiqui Diamantis Xylas Rachel Louise Lochore Aldridge Shaivya Sharma David Zhang Rachel Elizabeth Clingan Prerna Jain Tagore Nakornchai Joseph Andrew Simmonds Yingjia Yang Akmol Ali Sachin Sharma Yuanpei Zhang Natalie Condie Raja Jambulingam Syed Nasser Shawmian Singagireson Narisu Yang Osama Al-Jibury Abhishek Sharma Sarah Zhao Rachel Cotton Joseph James Jeremy Neale Bharpoor Singh Eirene Yeung John Lee Allen Samiksha Shetty Geiske Zijlstra Alexandra Cox-Smith Susanna Jamieson Christina Neophytou Madhurima Sinha Theodore Caspar Young Faisal Al-Mayahi Sanjana Shetty James Alexander Crewdson Roshni Janarthanan Nga Bao Quynh Nguyen Mert Onur Sirakaya Paula Sophie Zaininger Maartje Ament Frederick Cripps Katharine Jarrold James Nicholds Eleanor Smith Alice Zangouras Eleanor Silk Bachelors of Science Kajaluxy Ananthan George Cross Nazesh Javaid Chandni Nigam Katrina Spensley David Zargaran Prasanthi Sivakumaran Melody Ball Kimberley Yoshimi Anderson Luke Curwell Benjamin Joakim Siddharth Ninan Jack James Spinner Abigail Zeitlin Rhys Smith Avni Bhansali Helena Angel-Scott Nikita Da Cunha Lisa Jones Munachi Nkere Abigail Squire Alexa Xiao Di Zhang Shawaf Farmanullah So Kay Yi Chong Mohamed Ansari Hiba Anis Maja Dabagh Stephanie Joppa Pawel Obrocki William Stanger Sihao Zhao Lauren Cutmore Adam Aziz Solomon Sharika Anjum Zhoudi Dai Harriet Jordan Jaimie Oldham Catriona Stoddart Julia Zimmermann Saloni Nilesh Dattani Prakhar Srivastava Osama Anjum Numair Damani Shivani Joshi Lawrence O’’Leary Kartik Subburaj Veronica Duffy Ashlyn Stackhouse Natalie Ansuh-Amponsah Akshay Date Adam Jowicz Joon Faii Ong John Adam Leonard Sullivan Merel Aletta Eusman Molly Stewart Faraz Arfeen David Lewis Davies Fatema Kaderbhai Madeleine Clare Morland Shehzad Syed Ayesha Farzana Ka Chun Suen Neelakshi Armugam Sarah Dean Kajann Kantha Openshaw Ali Ahmed Syed Breanna Fletcher Faizan Arshad Naomi Oraha

58 59 Messages of congratulation

MESSAGES OF CONGRATULATION

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