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And Winners of the University Prize 1963-1969 UNIVERSITY MEDALLISTS FROM 1970 - AND WINNERS OF THE UNIVERSITY PRIZE 1963-1969 YEAR NAME DISCIPLINE 2015 REBECCA LOUISE DAVIES ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 2015 KANG JING TAN ACTUARIAL STUDIES 2015 NATALIE SHADWELL CHEMISTRY 2015 DANIEL ARTHUR FILAN COMPUTER SCIENCE 2015 JIAO-YU WANG CHEMISTRY 2015 KERRY WILLIAM OLESEN COMPUTER SCIENCE 2015 AERO COORONG LAMBERT LEPLASTRIER GEOLOGY 2015 JEREMY JAMES HOLT ENGINEERING 2015 ELOISE EVELYN HAMILTON MATHEMATICS 2015 DANIEL JAMES MARSHALL ENGINEERING 2015 MATTHEW GELETA PHYSICS 2015 SAMUEL ALEXANDER STEFOPOULOS ENGINEERING 2015 RUVINDHA LAKSHAN LECAMWASAM PHYSICS 2015 BENJAMIN YUHANG BAI BIOLOGY 2015 JENNIFER MARIE COLLEY SCIENCE COMMUNICATION 2015 SIGOURNEY IVKA IRVINE ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY 2015 CAELA FRANCES WELSH BIOLOGY 2015 HANNAH MARGARET GASSON VISUAL ARTS 2015 XENIA ALESSANDRA WEBER ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY 2015 REBECCA LOUISE WARDELL POPULATION HEALTH 2015 REBECCA KATHLENE LAWRENCE PSYCHOLOGY 2015 AYEESHA ANNIECE ABBASI MANAGEMENT 2015 JINYING LIN ASTRONOMY 2015 EMMA DAY BIOLOGY 2015 VINCENT AW BIOLOGY 2015 YAN LU ENGINEERING 2015 YANNING LIU ENGINEERING 2014 JOSHUA IYN ZHOU SOO ACTUARIAL STUDIES 2014 RICHARD LEE ASIAN STUDIES 2014 SARAH KATHERINE LESLIE ASTRONOMY 2014 ISIS EE MEI LIM BIOLOGY 2014 GALEN JOSEPH CORREY CHEMISTRY 2014 JOE ALEXANDER KACZMARSKI CHEMISTRY 2014 BETHANY RAE MCBRIDE CHEMISTRY 2014 KEIRAN LEIGH WALTERS CHEMISTRY 2014 TIMOTHY GEORGE SERGEANT COMPUTER SCIENCE ANU CRICOS Provider Number 00120C 1 of 23 2014 JESSE ZHENGXI WU COMPUTER SCIENCE 2014 DANIEL JOHN AXTENS ENGINEERING 2014 NICOLE ANN DODD ENGINEERING 2014 SRIRAJ GOWTHAMAN ENGINEERING 2014 SHANAE ALYSE KING ENGINEERING 2014 JIANZHANG (JACK) ZHANG ENGINEERING 2014 JESSICA ELIZABETH SWAN ENGLISH 2014 RACHEL SARAH KIRBY GEOLOGY 2014 KATE JEAN WOODLEY HISTORY 2014 BENJAMIN JOHN UMBERTO PURSER LINGUISTICS 2014 HANNAH RACHEL KEESE MATHEMATICS 2014 DAVID BENJAMIN WEIXUAN LIM MATHEMATICS 2014 RACHEL ANNE DASH MEDICINE AND SURGERY 2014 SARAH LOUISE LATHAM MEDICINE AND SURGERY 2014 GLEB KOTOUSAV PHYSICS 2014 JACK BRODERICK MUIR PHYSICS 2014 ANGUS HUGH GIBSON PHYSICS OF THE EARTH 2014 ZOE JANE POWER SOCIOLOGY 2014 DIERDRE ANNE PEARCE VISUAL ARTS 2014 BORBALA CSER BIOLOGY 2014 SARAH CLAIRE FAULKNER CHEMISTRY 2014 YAO YAO XIONG CHEMISTRY 2014 THOMAS DAVID LOAN CHEMISTRY 2014 BOMIN JIANG ENGINEERING 2014 CRAIG WANG ENGINEERING 2013 CATHERINE JANE BAXENDALE ART HISTORY 2013 KATHRYN ELLEN ROSE PARKER BIOLOGY 2013 JOHN YATES RIVERS BIOLOGY 2013 IMOGEN FINULA MORTON MORAN BIOLOGY 2013 YONG-SHEN HAN CHEMISTRY 2013 THOMAS BRERETON CHEMISTRY 2013 JAMES ALEXANDER BORNHOLT COMPUTER SCIENCE 2013 JOSIAH WYE CHIEH KHOR ENGINEERING 2013 JOYCE SHU-YING YEOH ENGINEERING 2013 YON HON NG ENGINEERING 2013 HARRIET JESSIE MERCER HISTORY 2013 STEPHANIE GENEVIEVE WRIGHT HISTORY 2013 RUBY HOWARD-HILL LAW 2013 BROOKE JANE GREENWOOD LAW 2013 VIRGINIA ELLEN DAWSON LINGUISTICS 2013 SEBASTIAN PETER MUELLER 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