Postgraduate Awards Wednesday 4 May 2011 Royal Albert Hall • London The Rector’s welcome On behalf of everyone at Imperial, I am delighted to welcome our graduands and their guests to Imperial for this day of celebration. Unauthorised photography is not allowed in the Royal Albert Hall. (Official photographers receive special permission beforehand.) Please switch off your mobile phone. Today we host some 2,140 graduates and around 4,500 guests at our two annual Postgraduate Award Ceremonies held in the splendour of the Royal Albert Hall. As the bells of the Queen’s Tower ring to mark this milestone in the academic life of the College, your return to Imperial creates a wonderful sense of occasion. It inspires us, reminds us of the goals we are striving to reach, and refreshes our commitment to education and the opportunities it provides. After crossing the stage of the Royal Albert Hall, graduands officially become graduates, and join a community of over 157,000 Imperial alumni spread across the globe. Many countries and regions have their own associations and they will be delighted to welcome you as the newest members of the worldwide Imperial family. All study at Imperial is demanding, but a postgraduate degree in particular requires sustained hard work, and the clear demonstration of critical and creative thinking. Thank you for choosing to bring these talents to us at Imperial. I also want to thank the family members and friends present, who have provided invaluable support over many years of study and who I know will take great pride in the achievements we celebrate today. Warm regards, Today is all about your hard efforts and high achievements. Well done on your own personal achievement. Whatever your next destination, our best wishes go with you. Sir Keith O’Nions Scientific thought and its creation is the common and shared heritage of mankind.” — Abdus Salam FRS, Nobel laureate and Professor of Theoretical Physics at Imperial from 1957–94 Imperial past and present e A new chapter in the College’s history began with the celebration of Imperial’s 100th birthday in 2007 and its new status as an independent university. Today’s ceremonies recognise the continuing high achievement of Imperial’s postgraduate students. Imperial currently attracts 14,000 students and 6,000 staff of the highest international quality and has a reputation worldwide for excellence in teaching and research. The College began its journey towards its current position as third in Europe and ninth in the world, as rated by the THE World University Rankings, a century ago with just 600 students and 12 professors. The College was founded in July 1907 from the merger of three great nineteenth century institutions — the Royal College of Science, the City and Guilds College and the Royal School of Mines. Mergers in the late twentieth century with St Mary’s Hospital Medical School, the National Heart and Lung Institute, the Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School, the Royal Postgraduate Medical School, Wye College and the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology completed the formation of the present Imperial College London. Imperial’s founding charter created an institution “…to give the highest specialised instruction and to provide the fullest equipment for the most advanced training and research in various branches of science especially in its application to industry”. This commitment to apply Imperial’s research for the benefit of all has been a constant theme throughout the College’s history, and holds strong today with current focuses including interdisciplinary collaborations to tackle climate change, and mathematical modelling to predict and control the spread of infectious diseases, such as avian flu. last century has been immense. Inventions and innovations include the discovery of penicillin, the development of holography and the foundations of fibre optics. Famous names associated with Imperial include T.H. Huxley, one of the greatest scientists of the nineteenth century; the author H.G. Wells; joint Nobel Prize winners, Sir Alexander Fleming and Sir Ernst Chain, discoverers of penicillin; W.E. Dalby, the internationally renowned railway engineer; W.H. Perkin, inventor of mauveine, the first aniline dye that led to the development of the synthetic chemical industry; Sir Almroth Wright, a pioneer of vaccination; Eric Laithwaite, known for his development of magnetically levitated (maglev) high-speed trains; and George Finch who, in 1922, was able to climb higher than any previous mountaineer due to his pioneering work on oxygen and breathing apparatus. Since the College’s creation, over 167,000 of the brightest students in the world have been educated by such authorities in their subjects. Today, the College attracts students from over 150 countries across the globe, and has a network of international links and collaborations with many of the world’s top universities. The College crest The College coat of arms, which incorporates the royal coat of arms, was assigned by royal warrant dated 6 June 1908. The motto was devised by Imperial’s Governing Body with the name as well as the purpose of the College in mind and perhaps drawing ‘decus et tutamen’ from line 262 of Book V of Virgil’s Aeneid. The translation appropriate to the spirit of the age and the intentions of the founders is “scientific knowledge, the crowning glory and the safeguard of the empire”. With 68 Fellows of the Royal Society among our current academic staff, and distinguished past members of the College including 14 Nobel laureates and two Fields Medallists, Imperial’s contribution to society during its 2 Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Imperial’s graduation ceremonies Until 1955, Imperial’s graduation ceremonies took place in the Great Hall of the University of London, which was then located in the Imperial Institute at the heart of the South Kensington Campus. Before each ceremony, a formal College procession filed from Prince Consort Road to the Great Hall of the Institute. All that remains of the Imperial Institute today is the Queen’s Tower, saved from demolition in the late 1960s. The first College graduation ceremony in the Royal Albert Hall was held on 26 October 1955. The day’s events commemorated the 1945 centenary of the Royal College of Science; the oldest forerunner of Imperial. The RCS centenary was attended by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth and its anniversary became known as Commemoration Day in honour of their visit. Imperial undergraduates and postgraduates were all presented at the same ceremony in the Royal Albert Hall on Commemoration Day each October until 1996, when a new postgraduate ceremony was added in May. In 2007, as part of the College’s Centenary celebrations, a special graduation ceremony was held in Singapore to reflect the large number of students coming to Imperial from Asia. The Imperial mace Imperial’s graduation ceremonies see the procession of the Imperial mace, a generous gift from the Goldsmiths’ Company which marked Imperial becoming a university in its own right and the award of its new charter by Her Majesty The Queen in 2007. First used in 2009, the mace is made of silver and gilt, and its intricate workings incorporate the College crest and motto. It weighs 7.1 kg. The history of our academic dress The robes our graduates wear today have their origin in the everyday dress of the Middle Ages which consisted of a tunic and cloak and, to protect the head and shoulders, a hood. The ancient universities in Europe began as communities of scholars and teachers in religious schools around great cathedrals or monasteries. Students there were clerics, who would have worn clothing similar to that of everyone else at the time. As fashions in the world changed, the church and universities retained their cloaks which became the main item of academic dress. For centuries, the shape of a university robe’s sleeve denoted the degree attained by its wearer. However, the advent of many new universities, each requiring an individual system of robes, brought changes that continue being made to the present day. Imperial College London graduates wore University of London academic dress until 2007. To reflect its status as an independent university, new robes were designed and today’s graduation ceremonies have graduates wearing both Imperial and University of London robes. See page 5 for more details of the robes being worn. Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall May every young scientist remember... and not fail to keep his eyes open for the possibility that an irritating failure of his apparatus to give consistent results may once or twice in a lifetime conceal an important discovery.” — P.M.S. Blackett FRS, Nobel laureate and Head of the Department of Physics at Imperial from 1953–63 3 recent imperial news Service to science recognised Materials in global top three Equality benchmark success Her Majesty The Queen’s New Year Honours 2011 recognised both past and present staff of Imperial. The following staff were made Members of the Order of the British Empire (MBE): Miss Linda Jones, Faculty of Natural Sciences Projects Manager and Operations Manager for the Department of Physics; Mr Lindsay Green, Administrative Director at the Medical Research Council’s Clinical Sciences Centre, which is part of the Faculty of Medicine; and Mr David Gentry, formerly Safety Manager in the Faculty of Natural Sciences, who left recently after 40 years’ service. In February 2011, a global review of materials science researchers with the highest citation impact scores for papers published since January 2000 ranked Imperial joint second in the world with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Imperial had four entries in the list of 100 – half the UK entries. The review, undertaken by Thompson Reuters, placed scientists from Imperial’s Centre for Plastic Electronics first, second, fourth and sixth in the UK. In January 2011, it was announced that, for the second year running, Imperial has gained a position in the top 100 employers for lesbian, gay and bisexual people. The ranking, in Stonewall’s 2011 Workplace Equality Index, makes the College one of only five universities in the top 100. The index is published annually to showcase the UK’s best employers for LGB people, based on the steps being taken to create a work environment in which all staff feel secure and valued. Closing in on dark matter New health app In January 2011, Imperial physicists working on the Compact Muon Solenoid particle detector, part of the Large Hadron Collider experiment, said they had had a better than expected year at CERN in Geneva. They have now carried out the first full run of experiments to smash protons together at almost the speed of light to recreate conditions similar to those of the Big Bang, when the universe was formed, some 13.7 million years ago. The scientists are optimistic that their rapid steps forward will enable them to prove the existence of supersymmetric particles, thought to be natural candidates for dark matter, in the next few years. An iPhone app that empowers patients to make more informed decisions and better manage their health was launched in November 2010. Wellnote by Dr Darzi is the first smartphone health portal that allows people to maintain their own health records, set medication and appointment reminders, and anonymously rate the healthcare services they use. The application, developed by Professor Lord Darzi and his team at the College and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust is free to download and is available from the Apple Store. Antarctic first In December 2010, a team of explorers and scientists completed the first ‘point to same point’ crossing of Antarctica in wheeled vehicles. Travelling in a one-man biofuelled ice vehicle on skis and two six-wheel-drive science support vehicles, the Moon-Regan Transantarctic Expedition set a record time for crossing the continent and returning to the starting point and covered a total distance of 4,000 kilometres. The Winston Wong Centre for Bio-Inspired Technology in Imperial’s Institute of Biomedical Engineering was the scientific partner in the expedition, monitoring the environment, the vehicles and the explorers’ own bodies using wireless sensor technology. Bringing invisibility a step closer Imperial scientists have developed a method of manipulating the speed of light as it passes over an object, making it theoretically possible to ‘cloak’ its movement, so that it is not noticed by an observer. A team of physicists led by Professor Sir John Pendry has already demonstrated that a new class of materials called metamaterials can be artificially engineered to distort light or sound waves to create undetectable blind spots that render an object ‘invisible’. Now Department of Physics researchers, led by Professor Martin McCall, have mathematically extended that idea to manipulating light rays. Some are speeded up and others slowed down, resulting in brief periods where an event, such as the movement of an object, is not illuminated and appears not to be happening. 4 Your genome in minutes Research published in December 2010 by Imperial scientists has demonstrated the development of technology that they hope could ultimately sequence a person’s genome in minutes at a fraction of the cost of current commercial techniques. Researchers from the Department of Chemistry have patented an early prototype technology that can rapidly sequence DNA propelled through tiny holes called nanopores. This suggests that an entire genome could eventually be sequenced in a single lab procedure. At present, a genome has to be broken down via a highly complex and time-consuming process. Fast, inexpensive and accurate genome sequencing could allow rapid DNA testing, as well as provide huge benefits for police and security work. Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall z Stay in touch Keep in touch with Imperial after you graduate through Facebook and the College’s two Twitter feeds. You can also listen to news and views from researchers and students on our podcast or via iTunes U. • Follow Imperial on Twitter: www.twitter.com/ imperialcollege and www.twitter.com/imperialspark • Imperial on Facebook: www.facebook.com/ imperialcollegelondon • Download the podcast from iTunes or from: www.imperial.ac.uk/media/ podcasts • Imperial on iTunes U for lectures, podcasts and much, much more on life at the College: www.imperial.ac.uk/itunesu Imperial College LONDON Academic dress Imperial College London PhD, DEng and MD Most of the student graduates at today’s ceremonies are wearing Imperial College London academic dress following the College’s receipt of its charter of independence in July 2007. The unifying theme of the academic dress is the colour purple, inspired by W.H. Perkin’s invention of the first synthetic purple dye, mauveine, in 1856. Master’s degrees Science: MSc and MRes Business School: MSc, MBA and MRes Postgraduate Masters MSc(Science) and MRes(Science) Design agreed July 2007 Engineering: MSc and MRes Medicine: MSc, MEd, MRes and MPH MPhil Postgraduate Masters MSc(Humanities) and MRes(Humanities) Postgraduate Masters MSc(Engineering) and MRes(Engineering) DSc Design agreed July 2007 Design agreed July 2007 EDE AND RAVENSCROFT LTD 2007 5 EDE AND RAVENSCROFT LTD 2007 5 EDE AND RAVENSCROFT LTD 2007 5 Humanities: MSc and MRes PG certificates and diplomas Postgraduate Masters MSc(Medicine),MEd(Medicine) MRes(Medicine) and MPH Postgraduate Masters MBA and MSc(Business) and MRes(Business) Design agreed July 2007 Design agreed July 2007 EDE AND RAVENSCROFT LTD 2007 5 MReshood hood MRes EDE AND RAVENSCROFT LTD 2007 5 MBAhood hood MBA MSc MSchood hood MPhil hood PhD hood hood University of London MD hood DSc DSc hood hood Until 2007 Imperial College London used the system of academic dress prescribed by the University of London except for its own hoods for the Associateships of the College and the Diploma of the Imperial College (DIC). Some student graduates at today’s ceremonies will have chosen to graduate in the robes of the University of London, of which Imperial was a part when they began their studies. Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony 5 Order of Procession The company rises when the Procession enters the hall and remains standing until the Chairman of the Court and of the Council is seated. First g ro u p • Student Presidents • Dean of Students, Professor Denis Wright S e con d g ro u p • Dean, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Professor Robin Leatherbarrow • Senior Assistant Registrar, Ms Rebecca Penny • Head of the Department of Physics, Professor Joanna Haigh • Wardens, College Tutors, Readers, Senior Lecturers and Lecturers • Head of the Department of Materials, Professor Neil Alford • Winner of the Rector’s Medal for Research Supervision • Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Professor Richard Vinter • Research Excellence Awardees • Campus Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Professor Desmond Johnston T h ir d g ro u p • Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Professor Nigel Gooderham • Academic Registrar, Mr Nigel Wheatley • Professors • Principal of Imperial College Business School and Pro Rector (Research), Professor David Begg • Deputy Rector, Professor Stephen Richardson • Director of the Department of Humanities and the Centre for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine, Professor Andrew Warwick • Principal Teaching Fellow, Centre for Educational Development, Dr Martyn Kingsbury • Pro Rector (Education and Academic Services), Professor Julia Buckingham • Newly-Elected Fellows and Honorary Graduate • Recipients of the Imperial College Medal F o u rth g ro u p • Principal of the Faculty of Natural Sciences, Professor Maggie Dallman • College Secretary and Clerk to the Court and to the Council, Dr Rodney Eastwood • Principal of the Faculty of Engineering, Professor Jeff Magee • Lay and Non-Academic Members of the Court • Deputy Principal of the Faculty of Medicine, Professor Jenny Higham Fi f t h g ro u p • Director of the Graduate School of Life Sciences and Medicine, Professor Andrew George • Deputy Principal of Imperial College Business School, Professor Dorothy Griffiths • The Rector, Sir Keith O’Nions • Deputy Chairman of the Court and of the Council, Baroness Eliza Manningham-Buller • Pro Rector (International), Professor Mary Ritter The future cannot be predicted, but futures can be invented.” — Dennis Gabor FRS, Professor of Electron Physics at Imperial, inventor of holography and Nobel laureate Conductor of the Orchestra Richard Dickins (Director of Music) Organist Andrew Lucas 6 Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Programme of ceremony 11.15 • Wednesday 4 May 15.30 • Wednesday 4 May Fanfare Fanfare Student Orator Student Orator Address The Rector, Sir Keith O’Nions Address The Rector, Sir Keith O’Nions Presentation of Postgraduates Presentation of postgraduates of the Imperial College Business School to whom the degrees of Master of Business Administration, Master of Science, Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy have been awarded. Presentation 0f Postgraduates Presentation of the postgraduates from the Faculty of Engineering to whom the degrees of Master of Science, Master of Research, Master of Philosophy, Doctor of Engineering and Doctor of Philosophy have been awarded. Presentation of the Fellow and the recipient of the Imperial College Medal The College Secretary and Clerk to the Court and to the Council requests the Rector to receive the Fellow of Imperial College London • Sir Peter Gershon Musical Interlude Mike Sammes Three Piece Suite Movement The Principal of the Faculty of Natural Sciences requests the Rector to award the Imperial College Medal to • Professor Robin Smith Musical Interlude Mike Sammes Three Piece Suite Movement Presentation of Postgraduates Presentation of postgraduates from the Department of Humanities to whom the degrees of Master of Science, Master of Research, Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy have been awarded. Presentation of postgraduates from the Faculty of Natural Sciences to whom the degrees of Master of Science, Master of Research, Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy have been awarded. Presentation of the Rector’s Medal for Research Supervision • Professor Michael Stumpf Valediction Deputy Chairman of the Court and of the Council, Baroness Eliza Manningham-Buller God Save The Queen Recession Reception Presentation of the the Honorary Graduate, the Felllow and the recipient of the Imperial College Medal The Deputy Principal of the Faculty of Medicine requests the Rector to confer the degree of Doctor of Science honoris causa of Imperial College London on • Professor Sir Liam Donaldson The Principal of the Faculty of Engineering requests the Rector to receive the Fellow of Imperial College London • Mr Alan Howard The Deputy Principal of the Faculty of Medicine requests the Rector to award the Imperial College Medal to • Mr Philip Blissett Presentation of Postgraduates Presentation of postgraduates from the Faculty of Medicine to whom the degrees of Master of Science, Master of Public Health, Master of Research, Master of Education, Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Medicine and Master of Surgery have been awarded. Director of Graduate School of Life Sciences and Medicine requests the Chairman of the Court and of the Council to receive those to whom have met the requirements for the award of the Certificate of Advanced Study in Learning and Teaching. Presentation of the Outstanding Achievement Award • Mr Tayyib Hayat • Mr Oliver Mahony Presentation of the Research Excellence Awards The Principal of the Faculty of Engineering presents the winners of the award for Research Excellence • Professor Christopher Pain • Dr Julia Gorelik Valediction Deputy Chairman of the Court and of the Council, Baroness Eliza Manningham-Buller God Save The Queen Recession Reception Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony 7 Fellowship K Election as a Fellow of Imperial College London is the highest honour awarded by the College. It recognises persons of outstanding distinction in their own fields who have rendered exceptional service to the College. Sir Peter Gershon Mr Alan Howard Sir Peter Gershon has led a distinguished career in industry and the Civil Service, and has served as one of the most valued and well-respected members of the Council of Imperial College London from 2002–10. Mr Alan Howard, an alumnus of the College, has been awarded a Fellowship in recognition of his philanthropic work and the support that he has given to the College. After graduating from the University of Cambridge with a degree in mathematics, Sir Peter worked in the computer and telecommunications industries, where he held several senior management posts. In 1994 he moved across into the defence industry, becoming the main board director in GEC plc with responsibility for its worldwide defence business. In 2000 he was awarded the CBE for services for industry. Sir Peter Gershon In April 2000, Sir Peter joined the Civil Service as the first Chief Executive of the Office of Government Commerce, with a remit to reform the way in which UK central government agencies handled over £13 billion a year of public procurement. In August 2003 he began leading a major review of efficiency across the whole UK public sector which, by July 2004, had developed initial plans for the delivery of a programme leading to over £20 billion of savings in 2007–08. Sir Peter was knighted for his services to public procurement in 2004. Sir Peter returned to the private sector in 2004 and is currently Chairman of Tate and Lyle plc, Premier Farnell plc, General Healthcare Group and Vertex Ltd. He is also an external member of the coalition government’s Efficiency Board and a member of the UK Defence Academy Advisory Board. He is a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering and an Honorary Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology. In addition to serving on Imperial’s Council, Sir Peter was a member of the College’s Audit Committee, Nominations Committee and Remunerations Committee. From July 2009 to September 2010 he also served as Deputy Chairman of the Council. 8 Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony After graduating from Imperial in 1986 with an MEng in Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology, Mr Howard joined the investment bank Salomon Brothers, where he became Head of Interest Rate Trading. He moved to Tokai Bank Europe in 1995 and in 1997 he joined Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) as a Managing Director. In 1998 he became Head of Proprietary Trading (Europe) in the Developed Market Rates Cluster of Fixed Income Trading within CSFB, and then Global Head of Proprietary Trading in 2001. In 2002, Mr Howard left CSFB to launch his fixed-income focused hedge fund Brevan Howard, which was one of the most successful start-ups in the business. It made £76 million in its first year of operation and is now one of the most successful hedge funds in Europe. The firm employs over 300 people and manages in excess of $32 billion of assets for more than 500 institutional investors in over 30 countries. Mr Howard has extensive contacts in the hedge fund industry and in political circles on both sides of the Atlantic. He is on the investor advisory panel of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and was on the Board of Trustees of the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), a prominent US-based think tank. In 2004 he established the Alan Howard Charitable Trust with the aim of advancing education and the Jewish religion for the benefit of the public. He is also a member of the Chairman’s Circle at the Royal Opera House, London. Mr Howard is one of Imperial’s major donors, having donated £1.5 million to a scholarship fund for Israeli students in the Energy Futures Lab and £1 million to establish a Chair in the Business of Sustainable Energy at Imperial College Business School. His wife, Sabine, is a member of the College’s Scholarships Campaign Board. Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Honorary degree MEDAL K K An Imperial College London honorary degree is conferred on persons of conspicuous merit, who are outstanding in their field. The Imperial College Medal is awarded to persons, whether members of the College or not, who have rendered exceptional or outstanding service to Imperial or have otherwise acted over a period of time to enhance its reputation, mission and/or objectives. Professor Sir Liam Donaldson Mr Philip Blissett Professor Robin Smith Sir Liam Donaldson, Chair of the National Patient Safety Agency, Chair of the WHO Patient Safety Programme and Chancellor of Newcastle University, has pioneered many changes, both in British public healthcare and in global health, during his long career. Mr Philip Blissett, formerly the Faculty of Medicine’s Operating Officer, worked for the College for 35 years and was responsible for ensuring the highest standards of planning and control within the Faculty. For over four decades Professor Robin Smith has made huge contributions to the teaching, research, and administrative work of Imperial’s Department of Physics. Sir Liam began his career as a clinician, earning his doctorate in medicine from the University of Leicester. He then served for a decade at the Northern and Yorkshire Regional Health Authority, rising to Regional General Manager and Regional Director of Public Health in 1994. As Chief Medical Officer of the Department of Health from 1998–2010, Sir Liam led revolutionary changes in the patient safety and quality agendas in the National Health Service (NHS) and was the author of a series of groundbreaking reports which aimed to transform many different areas of healthcare. He produced the UK’s first comprehensive health protection strategy, proposed new legislation to allow carefully regulated stem cell research, addressed poor clinical performance, and empowered selfmanagement of chronic diseases by patients. He also created the concept of clinical governance, a clinically led approach to assuring high standards of care, which is now an internationally recognised approach in healthcare. In 2002, Sir Liam published An Organisation with a Memory, a revolutionary analysis of patient safety in the NHS which led to the creation of the National Patient Safety Agency. He brought this onto the global stage in 2004 when he launched the World Health Organisation (WHO) World Alliance for Patient Safety. Later he established the innovative WHO Safe Surgery Checklist, estimated to have saved thousands of lives in both the developed and the developing world. Sir Liam was knighted for his services to public health in 2002 and, in 2009, took on the role of Chancellor of Newcastle University. Mr Blissett joined St Mary’s Hospital Medical School as Deputy Finance Officer in 1974 and was appointed Director of Finance there in 1980. In this role he led activity to accommodate a funding cut of 20 per cent and introduced the concept of business units to deliver academic services. In 1988 St Mary’s Hospital Medical School merged with Imperial and Mr Blissett took on the position of Director of Finance and Administration for the medical school, a role in which he was responsible for staff across Finance, Purchasing, HR and Research Services. In 1997, the Imperial College School of Medicine (as the Faculty of Medicine was then known) merged with three other London medical schools, and Mr Blissett was appointed Head of Finance for the enlarged Faculty. In this position he established a resource allocation model which provided greater transparency to the Faculty’s finances and also undertook a process review into research administration for the College (RAMP). In 2008 Mr Blissett was appointed the Faculty’s Operating Officer, and oversaw the development and implementation of the new organisational structure before retiring from the College in May 2010. Mr Blissett has been Secretary and Treasurer to St Mary’s Development Trust and the Liver Research Trust for the last 20 years. He is also a Trustee of the Genesis Trust and the St Mary’s Renal Trust. He has recently been appointed one of the Trustees of the Imperial College Trust, having held the position of Treasurer for 10 years. Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Professor Smith joined the Department in 1964 on a BBC Engineering Research Scholarship. In 1968, after gaining his PhD, he was appointed to a lectureship in the Applied Optics Group, rising to become Professor of Physics in 1996. He was the Department’s Senior Tutor (1974–80), College Tutor (1980–84), Head of the Applied Optics Group (1987–92), Director of Undergraduate Studies (1992–94), Director of Studies, incorporating both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching management (1994–98), and Associate Head of Department (1998–2005). He also undertook the role of Acting Head of Department when Sir Peter Knight became Faculty Principal in 2005. In addition, Professor Smith has pursued a broad range of research interests in the field of applied optics. His expertise in these fields is widely recognised and he has been extensively employed as a consultant on optical system design by industry in the UK and in the USA. Professor Smith has also shown an immense dedication to teaching. While working full-time at the College, he taught an undergraduate course almost every year and also many of the components of the MSc course in Applied Optics and Photonics. In 1991–92 he was voted best lecturer of the year by the first year Physics class and, in 1994, he won a College Award for Excellence in Teaching. Keen to broaden the experience gained by Master’s students, he was responsible for the introduction of an ERASMUS exchange scheme with three universities in Europe. Professor Sir Liam Donaldson Mr Philip Blissett Professor Robin Smith Since October 2005, when Professor Smith formally retired, he has continued his research activity in the Department part-time and still teaches part of the MSc in Applied Optics and Photonics. Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony 9 Graduate Prizewinners 2011 The following awards and prizes are given to students with a record of exceptional achievement in scholarship. Imperial College Business School Imperial College Business School Prize (Executive MBA) Isha Clarice Cole Andreas Kyriakides Memorial Prize Chang Chen Joan Woodward Postgraduate Memorial Prize James Daniel Cotton Charis Hewitt Applied Finance Prize Pierre Boutros Bou Abboud Best Application Module Performance (MSc Health Management) Yu-Hsin Lin Erin Jing Zheng Joan Sin Wai Tse Best Application Module Performance (MSc Management) Joyce Chan Best Individual Research Report Performance Kristoffer Pettersen Best Individual Report Performance (MSc International Health Management) Thittirat Vechamamontien Best Overall Performance (Executive MBA) Yuelin Liang Best Overall Performance (MBA) Richard Hardyment Best Overall Performance (MSc International Health Management) Helena Posnett Best Overall Performance (MSc Management) Burak Çeliktas Best Overall Performance (MSc Actuarial Finance) Nicholas Self Best Performance on the Executive Pathway Burak Çeliktas Yipei Zhang MBA Finance Prize Peter Jayawardena Joana Ortiz De Zarate MSc Finance Dissertation Prize Alberto Alaria MSc Finance Outstanding Student Prize Anthony Sim Soon Leng MSc Risk Management and Financial Engineering Dissertation Prize Jan Erich Reents MSc Risk Management and Financial Engineering Outstanding Student Prize Li Yu Numerical Finance Prize Anselm Snitil Principal’s Award for the Most Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Pantelis Koutroumpis Faculty of Engineering ABS Consulting Prize in Earthquake Engineering Despoina Pavlogianni AES Laboratories Prize Jacqueline Fitzgerald Ash Prize Michael Schaub Dudley Newitt Prize for Experimental Excellence Fausto Ciotta Dudley Newitt Prize for Theoretical/ Computational Excellence Francesco Coletti Elaine Austin Centenary Memorial Prize Fabien Juillet Energy Institute Prize in Petroleum Engineering Susan Moloney Wenbin Nah Energy Institute Prize in Petroleum Geoscience Nicholas Brook ERM Prize for Civil Engineering and Sustainable Development Ruth Salmon Eryl Cadwaladr Davies Prize Alexander Casson Faculty of Engineering Graduate Teaching Assistant of the Year Aliki Mavromoustaki Frank Hodgson Memorial Prize Matthieu Roure Geoff Hewitt Prize Jose Varghese Parambil Gyebi Kufuor Memorial Prize Alejandro Barero Bilbao Hertha Ayrton Centenary Prize Christophe Le Lann Hilfred Chau Prize Ognjen Rudovic Anton Stefanek Best Performing Teaching Assistant Akindynos-Nikolaos Baltas Farouk Jivraj Atkins Prize for Soil Dynamics and Engineering Seismology Kwok Chi (Thomas) Wong Ivor Tupper Prize for Excellence in Signal Processing, Broadcasting and Video Technology Ming Xuan Wang Best Project Performance (MSc Actuarial Finance) Joseph Moore Black and Veatch Prize in Environmental Engineering Mathilde Chleq Elisa Jimenez Grant Janet Watson Centenary Memorial Prize Russell Garwood Gareth Morris Corporate Finance Prize Ting Wai Ben Luk CSC Prize for the Best Performance on the Innovation and Design Pathway Daniel Hall Full-Time MBA Project Prize Max Mueller IBM Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Design Project Prize Arshian Ali Edith Boakye-Adjei Andrew Clarke Obiajulu Tochukwu Ezenwa Kanwarpreet Gill Yoko Morimoto Nishitha Abdul Rahman Emily Sturge 10 Mathematical Finance Prize Pierre Boutros Bou Abboud DSTL Prize in Composite Materials Nicolas Krumenacker BP Prize Ian Mallinson Anastasia Sidorova Buro Happold Award Thomas Christopher Shire Chevron Fieldwork Prize Claudia Carter-Pike ChevronTexaco All Round Contribution Prize Eric Tawlie Constance Fligg Tipper Centenary Memorial Prize Neil Simrick Don Pashley Memorial Prize Stuart Lowe Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Journal of Petroleum Geology Prize Andrew Lightfoot Julia Higgins Centenary Prize Paul Edward Brumby Katopodis Prize Nikolaos Soulopolous Lapworth Medal Robyn Alexis Shaw Larry Hench Prize for Best PhD in Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering Oliver Mahony Letitia Chitty Centenary Memorial Prize Tarun Sharma Chris Walker Try to learn something about everything and everything about something.” — T.H. Huxley FRS, nineteenth century biologist known as ‘Darwin’s Bulldog’ and Professor at the Royal School of Mines, now part of Imperial London Petrophysical Society Prize Drew Annand Hui Juan Ma Matthey Prize John Druce Maurice Hanson Prize Ruth Salmon McLean Medal Lang Yuan MSc Analogue and Digital Integrated Circuit Design Outstanding Achievement Prize Mohammadreza Sohbati MSc Communications and Signal Processing Outstanding Achievement Prize Zohair Abu Shaban MSc Control Systems Outstanding Achievement Prize Cyril Marechal OPC Ltd Well Test Analysis Prize Carlos Mata Patrick J. Dowling Prize in Advanced Structural Engineering Pasquale Carotenuto Tarun Sharma Peter Vaughan Memorial Medal Pasquale Carotenuto Philips Group Project Prize in Computing Science Chris Bowden Matthew Cottingham Clare Daly Kacper Duda Alexandra Douglass-Bonner Simon Edwards-Parton Mark Hensel Oliver Gaymond Jibran Saithi Jennifer Steele Geng Tian Petroleum Geological Society Prize Yu Jun Katherine Kho RBS Global Markets Prize for Academic Excellence Vlad-Alexandru Albulescu Angel Dzhigarov Slim Foudhaili Rosa Gutierrez Escudero Mark Hensel Shafeen Tejani Gareth Williams Robert Bird Group Award Fabien Juillet Florent Nobelen Stella Bagrit Centenary Memorial Prize Michael Schaub Konstantinos Papadimitriou Tony Evans Memorial Prize Heather Jackson Director’s Prize Joseph Fallon Paul Westacott EFTEC Prize Jay Stowe Townend Prize Nicolas Speigl ENVIRON Student Excellence Prize Fergus Rae Michelle Tucker Unwin Postgraduate Prize in Civil Engineering Abdel Hamid Beshara Fan Zheng Environmental Resources Management Prize Thomas Quick Jay Stowe Unwin Postgraduate Prize in Mechanical Engineering Alessandro Buffa Gerald Durrell Prize Yangchen Lin Victor Appleby Prize in Engineering Hydrology David Rebello James Simpson Weinberg Prize Yiyun Zeng Winton Capital Applied Computing MSc Prize Ioannis Ilkos Mohamed Zraiaa Faculty of Natural Sciences Abdus Salam Postgraduate Prize Christiana Pantellidou Achilleas Passias Bernard Schmitzer A.D. Lees Prize Alexandra Crampton-Platt Anne Thorne Thesis Prize Kelly Morrison Arcadis Water Management Prize Akomeno Omu Mital Pindoria BP Prize in Strategic Thinking Tim Barrow Williams Centenary Prize for MRes in Biochemical Research Rhiannon Holmes Centenary Prize for Outstanding PhD Student in Science Communication in Cell and Molecular Biology Alexandra Ling Centenary Prize for Postgraduate Research in Molecular Biosciences Paul Kirk Tina Toni Ronald Stewart Jenkins Memorial Prize Adam Ayinla Charlotte Rich Memorial Prize for Water and Waste Management Douglas Burgess Maria Vlachopoulou Soil Mechanics Prize Kenneth Carter Iman Roshanzamir Dennis Anderson Memorial Prize Tony Chappel Guy Newey Faculty of Medicine AstraZeneca Poster Prize Victoria Jones Brenda Ryman Centenary Memorial Prize Renee Schalks MSc Modern Epidemiology Prize Helen Green Richard Batchelor Prize in Immunology Nazanin Farhadi Attia Ishaque Gladys Locke Prize in Applied Optics Rishabh Mahendra Jain Sheila Adam Centenary Prize for Public Health and Epidemiology Florian Gehre Gordon Conway Rockefeller Foundation Prize Jillian Pennington Student Award for Outstanding Achievement John Stonehouse Malaria Memorial Prize Jack Rhodes Faculty of Engineering Oliver Mahony Joseph Hooker Prize Wouter van Broekhoven Faculty of Medicine Tayyib Hayat Lord Porter Prize William Yu CASLAT Michael Way Prize Matthew Upson Rees Rawlings CASLAT Prize Kim Midwood Nanomaterials Prize Cecile Bouet Ross Makuch Memorial Law Prize Jillian Pennington Scott Wilson Prize Andrea Quek (First prize) Thomas Quick (First prize) Anthony Chappel (Runner-up) Sir Alan Fersht Prize Sean Warren Southwood Prize Tommaso Jucker Martin Sullivan Susan Pritchard Memorial Prize Lucy Holmes T.H. Huxley Prize Adam Phillipson Winton Capital Prize for the Best PhD Thesis in Physics Stefan Kneip Chris Race Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Research Excellence Awards Next-Generation Computational Geophysical Fluid Dynamics (Faculty of Engineering) Team Leader Professor Christopher Pain New Nanoscale Technique to Study cAMP/cGMP Localisation in Cardiovascular Tissue (Faculty of Medicine) Team Leader Dr Julia Gorelik RECTOR’S MEDAL FOR RESEARCH SUPERVISION Faculty of Natural Sciences Professor Michael Stumpf Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony 11 Postgraduates and Diplomates 2011 e Please note that this list of names is provided for the information and interest of those attending the ceremony. It represents a list of postgraduates and diplomates at the time of going to press, not all of whom are attending the ceremony. Faculty of Engineering, Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science and Master of Research Aeronautics Muhammad Ali Sri Ambaty Emelie Barman Stephane Bostetter Marco Calabrese Caroline Yi Cao Chan Wook Choi Christopher Cieslak Christopher Cripps Yuefeng Cui Shuo Dai Rene Devaradja Hele Diao Soheil Farahmand Edward Grant Thibaut Jehn Luxiao Jia Fabien Juillet Charilaos Kazakos Simon Kelly Ali Khalid Nabeel Khan Nicolas Krumenacker Riccy Kurniawan Nicolas Kutrowski Aromal Lal Yuen Fung Lam Katherine Lawrence Guillaume Lecore Ching Yao Calvin Lin Xuke Luan Jose Llamas Gutierrez Ines Michel-Leitao Vinoo Mohan Nuno Monteiro Cruz Dua Nadeem Kazi Newaz Florent Nobelen Yun Pan Nikolaos Papadopoulos Huan Peng Servane Perrot Richard Pidd Tobias Plaumann Anne-Lise Potriquet Khalid Saeedullah Hisham Shehata Freddie Sizer Nikolaos Sogias Jessie Tan Athavan Thirunavukarasu Milad Toolabi 12 Ahmed Tukur Ciaran Turner Jeroen van Den Eynde Andrew Vekinis Bernard Vercruyssen Francois Vergnet Jiong Wang Yinan Wang Di Zhang Lei Zhang Chen Zheng Haoliang Zhou Jinqiu Zhou Bioengineering Colin Auclair Aditi Augustine Linda Birgisdóttir Gaetan Botella Marta Bozzini Karthik Budidha Yin-Hao Chang Spyros Charonis Maria Chatzidaki Along Chen Stefano Cosentino Zoltan Cseh Yohan Farouz Tara Fitzgerald Slim Ghorbal Peter Gyring Richard Keller Karan Korgaonkar Leonidas Kourkoutis Robert Learney Boon Heng Lee Lili Lin Ruth Moel Susan Mulcahy Tomaso Muzzu Jimmy Nathan Bhaskar Neel Sin Hwee Ng Konstantinos Papadimitriou Palak Parikh Alice Petitguillaume Lovoni Rahman Aya Rebet Marilena Rega Michael Schaub Fabien Schmitt Valerie Sounthakith Zenna Tavares Vinod Tek Georgios Theocharidis Maria Theodorou Tatiana Trantidou Chloé Vaniet Maria Venianaki Coralie Villa Yangzhuo Wu Jing Xu Nisrine Zogaib Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology Aly Ahmed El Mawardy Shermin Akhtar David Alabi Hilal Aljabri Andrew Amenaghawon Pedro Arcelus Arrilaga Sirikasame Aromsook Christopher Aruma Ali Baloch Lucy Boit Anat Chanapai Dongping Chen Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony Giovanni Di Geronimo Gill Renyao Dong Huixian Gao Andreas Georgiou Aminu Hamisu Bo Hong Chung-Hsien Hou Demetris Iacovides Suraj Iyer Ahmad Jalaludin Carolyn Joko Chrysa Kousera Themis-Demetrios Kyprianou Sarantos Kyriakopoulos Philip Lewis Shuqiu Lu Yassar Malik God’spower Njoku Babatope Olajide Omotayo Oloworere Lyn Ong Panagiotis Papadopoulos Jose Parambil Arnaud Schalk Ismail Seedat Binchu Shi Manish Sudershan Cheng Yang Tan Samyuktha Thyagarajan Usoro Udoetuk Chonlatep Usaku Giulia Verri Zhongjie Wang Xuejiao Xu Jing Yan Chong Yeo Ning Kong Nicole Yeung Oluwayemi Zaccheus Davide Zaganelli Minyu Zeng Runtong Zhang Jie Zhao Chao Zhou Civil and Environmental Engineering Aneeka Ahmed Rekel Ahmed Ping Ai Ridha Al Hasani Maram Al Sabbagh Sarwar Alam Beste Arslan Adam Ayinla Dana Bagadayeva Christina Bakopoulou Mathieu Balian Sabine Bardaune Elizabeth Bardsley Alejandro Barrero Bilbao Jonathan Basell David Battershill Joanne Beale Younes Belahnech Clément Beraud Augustin Bertossa Eleanor Blackwell Vincent Blanchet Erica Blennerhassett Lydia Boylan Matthias Burn Shane Canavan Ana Carneiro Pasquale Carotenuto Owen Carroll Kenneth Carter Kai Yeung Oliver Chau Juan Chen Ran Chen Zhiwei Cheng Yuzhu Chi Mathilde Chleq Ki Man Chu Bryony Clifford Vivienne Cocciarelli Sinead Coffey Bruno Coïc Ashley Cooper Leanne Cottle Yann Coulaud Sarah-Jane Court John Cox Shu Cruikshank David Cunliffe Amiryousef Dariany Arsinoi Daskalantonaki Gabriel Davis Agostino de Giuseppe Benoit de Combaud Herve Desprets Siyuan Dong Sean Dunne Helen Dyer Victor Effiom Dimitrios Efthymiou Mireille El Hajj Fatma Elkassas Stamatia Evangelidou Xixi Feng Jacqueline Fitzgerald Ben Fitzsimons Magdalini Fliska Claudia Franco Sallnas Helge Frandsen Etienne Frémont Zoi Gaitanarou Fiona Gamble Ankur Ghosh Juan Gonzalez Christopher Goodman Amy Gribble Alexis Grosskopf Yang Guo Paul Gyergyay Adrian Hanrahan Essam Hassan Thomas Hickson Matthias Hoffmann Sophie Hoggard Zhen Huang George Hutchful Alex Huyn Syed Ijlal Hussain Ian James Laura Jarvis Poppo Jan Hofsteenge Tousif Javed Shuijing Jiang Xiaoxiang Jiang Elisa Jimenez Grant Kizito Jjingo Shirin Jowhari Moghadam Panagiotis Kadinopoulos Panagiotis Kalafatis Aspasia Kanaki Ianthi Karachaliou Nausheen Khan Charis Kondyli Michail Kopelos Sofia Kousidi Sofia Kyropoulou Tsun Lam Sarah-Jayne Larmouth David Lawrence David Leonard Nga Ting Leung Fangliang Li Chi Kit Lin Lin Lin Kristina Lisauskaite Huan Liu Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Aina Lopes Felicity Luckett Elizabeth Lyth Gi Han Ma Jonathan Mackay Ange-Lili Magerand Dan Mandrut Arthur Martiano Pedro Martins Patrick McCann Patrick McCormack Andrew McDonald Ian McGookin Adrian McMullan Joseph Mercieca Eyal Miller Preeti Mistry Maria Mita Muhammad Moin Dewayne Monrose Patrick Moran Barbara Mueller Kenneth Murphy Christos Mylonas Bahar Namaki Araghi Manjesh Narayana Thomas Nee Shin Huey Linda Neo George Neophytides Gani Nessipbekov Elisavet Nikolopoulou James O’ Brien Eoin O Murchu Eoghan Ó Scanaill Paula Ojea Fdez-Colmeiro Franklin Oliha Olubukola Olose Ilze Paeglite Chee Hoe Howard Pak Panagiotis Papapanagiotou Mathieu Pascal Stergios-Lazaros Paschoudis Despoina Pavlogianni Jacek Pawlak Tao Peng Esther Petit Dimitris Pidias Evgeni Pirianov Adrian Power Edward Preedy Catherine Raptis Daniel Reader David Rebollo Emmanuelle Rolland Iman Roshanzamir Matthieu Roure Guillaume Ruop Ruth Salmon Georgios Samios Juan Sanclemente Llanos Christina Santos Colleen Scales Harshil Shah Mohammad Shaharir Tarun Sharma Robyn Shaw Junyan Shen Thomas Shire Yangwen Si Marie-Hélène Sibille Noamaan Siddiqi James Simpson Danielle Skilton Victoria Smith Chrysoula Sofra Dong Kyu Song Martial Soulie Anastasia Sousanoglou Ya Su Michael Tarrega Nevzat Tekin Athanasios Theofilatos Rachel Thomas Adam Tsouhnikas Anna Ulanowska Anthony Velazquez Kari Vestergaard Orestis Vlamoulis Moira Walsh Hongzhe Wang Ning Wang Rong Wang Michael Ward Charles Wark David Williams Kwok Chi Wong Cormac Woods Annabelle Woods Jiekai Xia Ke Xiao Yihong Xu Ermao Xu Fang Xu Chung He Yang Yama Yari Chensi Yu Constantinos Zarvos Yu Zhang Yi Zhang Hanqian Zhang Weihua Zhang Ilya Nikolay Zheludev Ding Zhou Thalis Zis Computing Aylin Albayrak Vlad-Alexandru Albulescu Napat Amphaiphan Anthony Bagwell Caroline Baroukh Jevon Beckles Kedar Bedekar Benoit Bottineau Anas Boubas Chris Bowden Michael Boyd Dragos Carmaciu Xingjie Chen Christos Christodoulou Christos Christoforides Matthew Cottingham Chao Cui Pedro da Rocha Pinto Luciano Del Corro Matthieu Demaugre Etienne Denis Rouslan Dimitrov Jing Dong Petros Dracos Kacper Duda Andrew Durnin Andrei-Iulian Dvornic Angel Dzhigarov Nolita Ebama-Mpeta Simon Edwards-Parton Rosa Escudero Slim Foudhaili Chloe Fouquet Ioannis Frezoulis Dillan Ganesh Oliver Gaymond Alexandra Gherghina Dimitrios Giannarakis Konstantinos Giannaros Rowan Gilmore Agnes Girardot Konstantinos Gkerpinis Pavel Gonzalez Rosa Gutierrez Escudero Gaurav Grover Adil Hafiz David Hammond Dong Han Mark Hensel Ioannis Ilkos Khawaja Jan Yingxin Jia Bihan Jiang Jun Jiao Olivier Jolit Anastasios Karavanis Spyridon Karavanis Przemyslaw Korzeniowski Elena Kostova Chia-Liang Kuo Antonios Lampadaridis David Landsberg Yang Li Cheng Li Dennis Low Seo Chin Siyou Lu Michail Makaronidis Xavier Maurin Ioannis Mavrantonakis James McInerney Fotis Menemenis Jennifer Munroe Axel Navick Kwan Ng Gian Ntzik James Ounsley Matthieu Oviedo Panayiotis Papakyriakou Martin Papanek Thomas Payne Feifei Pei Charlotte Philippe Remi Quillien Georgios Rokos Jibran Nadir Saithi Georgia Sandbach Léo Sei Ida Selvaraj Mohamed Sharaf Zohirul Sharif Brian Sharkey Maksym Shostak Elvin Sindrilaru Manawat Sithiyavanich William Snell Spyridon Stamou Jennifer Steele Jeremy Sule Kai Sun Christian Sutter Shafeen Tejani Geng Tian Qian Wang Yuan Wang Benjamin White Gareth Williams Yu Xia Jie Xia Jialong Xiao Wen Xu Shu Lin Yan Shuhan Yang Sheheryar Zakaria Georgios Zargiannakis Qiu Ting Zhang Donghua Zhang Huan Zhao Mohamed Zraiaa Earth Science and Engineering Adetoro Adeniji Stephen Adeniran Ammar Ahmad Olufemi Aiki Temitope Aina Temitope Ajetunmobi Beibit Akbayev Karl Akueson-Gannyi Nayef Al-Ansi Sophie Alderman Ahmad Alghamdi Ronnie Ameerali Nnenna Amobi Drew Annand Elizabeth Aquilina Babatunde Arenrin Giri Aridita Celal Atilgan Olatoyosi Awe Zhadyra Azimova Waleed Badr Shaun Bambridge Oluchukwu Banye Claire Barrowman Raushan Bayetova Serik Bekzhigitov Noorhelda Binti Haji Bahrom Eva Bjerrum Lundsteen David Bloomer Steven Blythe Matthew Bolton Solene Bonnevialle Nicholas Botham Ayana Breheret Mark Briggs Dumo Briggs Jennifer Bromley Nicholas Brook Ololade Bukola Christopher Cargill Claudia Carter-Pike Jean-Romain Cavaillez Nalinee Chamwudhiprecha Shaun Chande Shari Channa Colin Clarke James Cooper Justine Daboer Sarah Davis Neil Deeney Emilie Deon Ian Drage Isobel Drury Mohammed El Gindy Uchenna Eze Edgar Fernandez Richard Ford Raphaelle Gac Stanislas Gendreau Iordanis Giovanidis Christopher Harris Thomas Harris Nicolas Hawie Thibaut Herens Philip Horsfall Andrew Hughson Michael Hutagalung Anatoli Isaak Chioma Izugbokwe Finbar Jarrett Kristian Jensen Shila Jeshani Gemma Jones Fotios Kafandaris Nurzhan Kairbayev Dias Kaliyev Aristide Kamga Latalle Alibek Kassenov Adnan Khalid Yu Jun Katherine Kho Elizabeth Kimburi Kasama Kitthaworn Amanzhol Kubeyev Edward Kwiecinski Hui Juan Ma Jean-Nicolas La Marre Hazim Lee Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Michael Lee Andrew Lightfoot Cheeguang Lim Christian Lumsden Hui Juan Ma Eric Male Adnan Malik Ian Mallinson Marina Malykh Carlos Mata Velasquez Moise M’Baye Ruairi McDonald Aine McGarry Susan Moloney Wenbin Nah Reine Quen Li Ng Chukwueke Njoku Chinedu Nwosu Lucy Nyamaah Onochie Obidi Oluwarotimi Ogundiran Ifeanyi Ojukwu Ijeoma Okoye Babatunde Olimene Bolade Olu-Adeyanju Mauricio Ortiz Jara Osarimwian Osawaru Stephen Ozanne Kevin Parmassar Simon Patterson Ross Pelling Giuseppina Pezza Dayangku Pg Hj Daud Benjamin Pignot John Power Mark Prempeh Alexander Raguz Nurgul Rayeva Edward Robinson Jeannette Rodriguez Christine Roumeas Muhammad Saeed Hendrik Schroeder Bibigul Shamshatova Ei Sheen Lau Anastasia Sidorova Tobias Smellie Laura Smith Weerayut Sopitkamol Solomon Soyemi Virginia Stacey Christos Stachtiaris Nathanai Suphabanpot Baasir Tasleem Eric Tawile Gareth Taylor Hugo Testard Dauir Toguzov Nicolas Tournaud Otuka Umahi Samatbek Uteuliyev David Valente Yoann Vaysse Ana Victoriano Sumbula Artit Visatemongkolchai Siriwat Vitoonkijvanich Dat Vu Lukman Wahab Xiaoyu Wang Hsin-Kuei Wang Robin Warner Jeremy Watt Thomas Whittington Katha Wuthicharn Nursultan Yakhiyayev Abdul Zainee Elchaikh Zaki Yulai Zhang Aibat Zhaxylykov Kai Zhong Electrical and Electronic Engineering Hesham Alsada Zohair Abu Shaban Jaime Arrazola Farah Awan Filotheos Bezerianos Han Bolt Marc Calandro Chen Cao Yuqiao Chen Ji Chen Mingxing Chen Chuan Cheng Harkanwal Deep Jingchao Deng Apostolos Destounis Arnaud Ducheron Chloe Dunouvion-Magnier Samuel Enwenede Jingrun Fan Zhe Feng Craig Finlinson Clement Guitton Yuanqi Hu Zhen Huang Zi Jie Huo Nnaneme Iloeje Ankit Jain Syed Javaid Joseph Jorda Young Kim Christophe Le Lann Marie Le Dorner Tanguy Le Gall Jinchao Li Yuyang Li Xiaoyun Liang Konstantinos Liatakis Nikolaos Lioulis Jianxiong Liu Shen Liu Shengming Liu Hanchao Lu Song Luan Manouk-Vartan Manoukian Xinyan Mao Cyril Marechal Jing Ming Afaaq Mohamed Batcha Sun Joo Moon Hao Mu Kushwant Mussai Kameswarie Nunna Adaora Ojukwu Oghenevworhe Omeru Venkata Pamula Petros Petrou Hassaan Raza Joseph Rushton Romuald Rollin Shatabda Saha Yusuf Sha’Aban Yiting Shen Bertrand Signoret Mohammadreza Sohbati Wenshan Song Rui Sun Yu Sun Fei Teng Veena Thankachan Ye Tian Xin Tong Ankit Toshniwal Florian Vallee Baolin Wang Chen Wang Haofeng Wang Hui Wang Ke Wang Wenjun Wang Xiaoyu Wang Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony 13 Postgraduates and Diplomates 2011 Yadong Wang Yu Wang Yuqiao Wang Mingfei Wu Ming Xuan Wang Bin Xu Boning Yang Jiwei Yang Xin Yang Fangying Yu Hongliang Zhang Ying Zhou Qinxia Zhu Xiaoqian Zong Materials Ruben Abbas Camara Zaki Al Nahari Efstratia Androu Markos Asimakopoulos Moulay Belkebir Mrani Loukas Botsis Jessica Brewer Franz-Alexandre Canivet Romina Castro Lucas Chancel Eugene Chang Anne-Lise Chaput Fabian D’Avola Manish Dhungel Anthon Dixon Henry Donaghy Claire Encely Mabel Fulford Ruslan Galimov Rémi Gigoux Jane Glynn William Griffiths Gauthier Harant Gonzague Hétier Stephanie Hoarau Angeliki Koulouri Alexandros Lagakos Adrien Lebrun-Lambeau Robert Macnamara Gearoid Maher Sarah Martin Patrick McMullen Santiago Morales Aled Moses Panagiota Panagiotakopoulou Vassilis Paschopoulos Ivan Pineda Paolo Prada Julien Renaud Jonas Rooze Ruba Saleh Pedro Santiago James Schofield Martin Schroecker Patricia Sidat Isaac Solomon Kieron Stopforth Ranaporn Tantiwechwuttikul Eduardo Teixeira de Abreu Mathew Toll Sean Tooze Daniel Walker Dongxu Xu Mechanical Engineering Sunday Ajayi Aymeric Alandry Anastasia Athanasiou Juliette Aubertin Katrin Baumgarten Christina Biliouri Christopher Black 14 Simon Bond Marlene Bouquemont Alessandro Buffa Michael Buffington Arnaud Ceccaldi Sunil Chavda Huanchen Chen Ting-Chung Cheng Jean-Dominique Conde Rajarsi Dabholkar Florence Dumoulin Elena Figus Fabien Gaillard Richard Gilbert Susan Golton Clement Grouthier Laurent Heirendt Salman Hussain Wei Jin Chrysoula Konstaninidou Matthew Laws Miles Lindsey Clark Chin Yik Lee Lawence Lee Kai-Neng Lin Chengyuan Liu Longfei Luo Damon Millar Clement Miraton Dejan Mitrovic Damian Palin Adam Paterson John Pennefather Mahyar Peysepar Becky Pilditch Hehan Qiu Khalil Rhazaoui Maximo Riadigos Edward Rose Sivaprakash Shanmugam Zhibin Shi Tom Siddall Shivendra Singh Yu Sun Anirudha Surabhi Venkata Santi Tonsukha Tiyaporn Vanagosoom Xin Weng Yee Lee Wong Thian Woon Yanlin Wu Zhixu Xing Yongqiang Zhang Fan Zhao Xiaonan Zhao Faculty of Engineering, Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy Aeronautics Cristian Biotto Alessandro Brancati Richard Craven Vassilios Dallas Mazdak Ghajari Renaud Gutkin Xiyong Huang Xuerui Mao Richard McSherry Simon Moodie Duncan Murray Rushen Patel Ana Plata Garcia Rajendran Rajasekar Charlotte Rogers Mohamed Shaikh Dawood Mark Starnes Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony Peter Vos Hengliang Wang Joanna Whelan Martin Wood Bioengineering Walid Al-Atabany Daniel Cleather Kathryn Cooper Nicholas Foin Christina Hood Yoko Kikuchi Jindrich Kodl Sevil Payvandi Kristopher Peterson Natalja Strelkowa Eileen Su Angelo Tardugno Raphael Trouillon Mark van Doormaal Baojun Wang Che Fai Yeong YangYang Zhang Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology Rashid Al-Hajri Paul Brumby Renato Campos Vasconcelos Jae Min Cha Fausto Ciotta Francesco Coletti Andrew Crane Fadimatu Dabai Uttam Doraswami Noha Elkhider Ejirooghene Gbenedio Kanjanee Gunvachai Matthew Hartley Nur Hashim Seyed Hosseini Udennaka Igboanusi Vivian Ikem Tanveer Iqbal Toshiko Izumi Hsien-Hsi Kao Ji Yi Khoo Benjamin Kingsbury Emilia Kot Steven Lamoriniere Fui Wen Lim Dan Liu Guanhua Liu Niall Mac Dowell Aliki Mavromoustaki Joshua Mermelstein Ana Narvaez Dinamarca Candice Palmer Jin Pan Frances Pereira Javier Rodriguez Perez Felicia Tan Peck Poh Alaaeldin Salih Jose Sampayo-Hernandez Sheung Wang Jerry So Boon Seng Soh Giulia Soloperto Panthot Suwanapal Pasant Suwanapal Charnwit Tridech Silvia Venditti Yiyun Zeng Barbara Zydorczak Civil and Environmental Engineering Angeliki Aisopou Giovanni Barletta Abdel Beshara Po Boonsiri Lok Cheung Jonathan Cooper Ronald Davies Jin Huang Kebuang Kenabatho Timothy King Ioanna Kourti Giuliana Larice Kwan Ho Law Patricia Melo Babak Mirshahi Babagana Mohammed Dimitri Panagiotakopoulos Myrto-Ioanna Papaspiliou Felipe Perez Viana Elwaleed Salih Reinhard Schuetz Xin Shi Barbara Shipton Johannes Spinneken David Taborda Christina Vollmecke Facheng Wang Yang Yang Stylianos Yiatros Computing Ioana Boureanu Ashley Brown John Charnley Andrew Cheadle Jay Cornwall David Cunningham Luke Dickens Lee Howes Adil Hussain Kevin Rongsheng Koh Abigail Lebrecht Paul-Amaury Matt Douglas Mcilwraith Dimitris Mostrous Peter Mountney Antonios Oikonomopoulos Mohammad Raza Nikolaos Rizopoulos Jose Santos Donny Soh Simon Spacey Daniel Sykes Sze Kai Then Salman Valibeik Daniel Wagner Chi Wai Yu Wolfram Wiesemann Dong Ping Zhang Steve Zymler Earth Science and Engineering Ernesto Addiego-Guevara Lateef Akanji Nasher Albinhassan Naser Al-Hajri Faisal Alqahtani Meor Amir Hassan Negah Ardjmandpour Donald Besong Fabrice Bidault Pablo Brito Parada Kathryn Cole Patrick Farrell Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Xavier Garcia Teijeiro Russell Garwood Sarah Gordon Christian Haselwimmer Mohd Jaafar Xiaolin Lu Hamidreza Maghami Nick Mardit Matian Andrew McAndrew Thomas McEntire Davison Bryan Miles Andrew Mitchell Gareth Morgan Gareth Morris Christopher Pentland Paula Ramirez Munoz Samantha Taggart Brendan Tollit Sebastian Turner Victoria Vry Abdullah Zakaria Feng Zhang Abdu Zubairu Electrical and Electronic Engineering Salvador Acha Eduardo Aguilar Pelaez Ali Ahmadi Muhammad Asim Derek Bowers Tom Carlson Alexander Casson Varit Chaisinthop Wai Pan Chan Ian Couchman Vera da Silva Amir Eftekhar Leila Favaedi Avgoustinos Filippoupolitis Jiebin Gu Zhenfeng He Cairan He Kai Herbertz Suan Hui Pu Mohammad Jahangiri Soroush Javidi Beth Jelfs Bryn Jones Ling Li Chi Liu Antonio Roldao Lopes Terrence Mak Rehman Shaikh Chalermpol Saiprasert Yasaman Shadrokh Amir Shahzad Amrit Sharma Nikoletta Sofra Ian Symonds Suttipong Thajchayapong Mark Thomas Stelios Timotheou Tzern Toh Mark Tuckwell Kumaara Velan Munusamy Justin Wong Winston Wong Mai Xu Wancheng Zhang Chongxian Zhu Materials Konstantinos Alevizos Ying An Stefano Angioletti-Uberti Nicholas Ashley Miloslav Beres James Coakley John Druce Yann Fredholm James Ghadiali Heather Jackson Alexander Jasper Sotirios Kotsantonis Hiroko Kusumoto Libing Li Sen Lin JingJing Liu Oliver Mahony Philip Mason Soumaya Mauthoor Darmawati Mohamad Yunos Alessandro Mottura Rafael Sa Ruth Sayers Panpailin Seeharaj Steven Shih-Yu Feng Deborah Silva Neil Simrick Christopher Smith Peter Smith Liam Spillane Farid Tariq Sally Watts Lang Yuan Zoe Yunxie Wu Rong Zhu Mechanical Engineering Christos Argyrakis Francesco Bottone Despoina Chatzikyriakou Zheng Fan Alexander Fergusson Mark Flower Maria Gomes Zoby Koji Hoshino Soo Il Jeon Muhammad Ilyas Marc Ingram Agnieszka Karpinska Bharat Lad Emmanuel Laine Claudio Lettieri Jia Li Mathieu Lucquiaud Sgouria Lyra Valentini Markaki Pablo Martinez Gonzalez Kunal Masania Sanjay Mata Soleman Maudarbocus Mohamed Mohamed Marco Montini Connor Myant Yewande Olomolehin Amit Puri Marc Rea Matthew Read Saverio Reina Alessandro Romagnoli Sandeep Saha Joseph Sanders Yaroslav Tenzer Mark Thommyppillai Tomasz Tkaczyk Andrew Turner Inam Ul Haq Qi Wen Koucheng Zuo Faculty of Engineering, Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Engineering Katherine Milne Jonathan Russell Imperial College Business School, Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science and Master of Business Administration Kathrine McAleenan Amine Abdelkader Aliya Abdrakhmanova Hadi Abdul Khalek Nishitha Abdul Rahman Lama Abou Char Adejoke Adeniji Adefolahan Adeoti Chirag Agarwal Tolga Ahiska Ali Ahmad Oluwatope Ajiborisha Aleem Akhtar Mojisola Akindele Toluwalope Akomolede Alberto Alaria Arshian Ali Muhammed Ali Afnan Aljaffary Sumaiah Alrawiai Yaser Altandi Jose Alvarez Garcia Farzad Amidi Gregoire Amiot Ran An Saravanagiri Ananda Manoharan Ram Ananthapadmanaban Mardon Anvarov Andrea Araman Zafeirios Argyropoulos Christos Arvanitis Narissara Asavathongkul Francesco Assettati Reem Assi Ceren Atalay Jude Awani Timur Ayurov Nik Nik Abdul Aziz Bikram Bajaj Kavan Bakhda Martin Balestra Diaz Bhimalrao Bapoo Jerome Barois Abdul Bashir Meena Bassily Ricardo Bastos Seda Baycan Salim Baz Abidha Begum Andrew Bell Joao Belo Mehdi Benjelloun Thomas Bentz Vladimir Besprozvany Mohammad Bin Razif Faisal Bin Jamil Edith Boakye-Adjei Marten Bosch Vedran Bostandzic Pierre Bou Abboud Mirko Brinker Christopher Brittain Shamsutdin Bulekbayev Elena Busetto Yener Buyuknalbant Myles Carey Adele Casamassima Mark Casey Burak Çeliktas Yasemin Cerit David Chadwick Fady Chammas Cais Champsi Joyce Wing Sze Chan Tsz Haang Chan Wing-Lee Chan Hui-Kiat Chan Jennifer Mei Ki Chan Andrew Guo Chan Albert Chang Yan Neng Chan Pongrit Chanprasert Constantinos Charalambous Suchada Charusunthornsri Maithreye Chavala Chang Chen Chao Chen Guizhen Chen Jieyi Chen Jinyu Chen Feng Chen Qizhou Chen Xu Chen Yiqing Chen Zhaocong Chen Peng Cheng Stephanie Hoi Shan Cheng Vladimir Chernyshev Wing Hymn Cheung Marat Chinaliyev Michael Chinwuba Iunia Chisacof Ronakorn Chitratsenee Nutsa Chkuaseli Daniel King Hey Chu Sunny Chuang Watanyu Chumpathet Kin Chung Chan Shu Yun Chua Andrew Clarke Isha Cole James Cotton Andrew Cowen Ana da Silva Castro Sebastian da Cunha Adeshola Dada Lauren Danon Manjula Das Siddhanth Das Fredrik Daun Thissa de Silva Ruth De Souza Lars Deckert Fabio Del Bo Rachel Demosthenous Nicolas Desjardins Hugues Desportes Carlos Díaz Madero Andreas Dimitriou Pan Dong Aidan Doyle Renjie Du Parikshit Dubey Saad Duraiz Dominic Ehrismann Barbara Ehrnsperger Laya El Beainy Fadi Eldibs Mohamed Ellouze Vandana Eswarapragada Alecos Eteocleous Sagie Evbenata Obiajulu Ezenwa Liam Fearnley Svetlana Fedko Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Rui Feng Su Feng Marc Fineman Raffaele Fiorelli Michael Fischer Lai Lai Fok Kok Foo Michael Freeman Andrew Fryer Aaish Fuad Ting Fung Timothy Chu Tamara Fustok Pia Gabel Utkarsh Gadodia Ludovic Gallen Georgia Galouzidi Tharidu Gamwara Dillan Gandhi Raoul Gandhi Wenjing Gao Yang Gao Carlos Garcia Gomez Ahmet Genc Felix Germann Rohit Ghosh Konstantinos Giannoulis Kanwarpreet Gill Evgeny Gokhberg Ricardo Gomez-Ulmke Tingting Gong Darlington Gono Geraldine Gono Sidharth Gopakumar Anna Gorina James Gray Francesca Greco Peter Griffin Aristidis Grigoriou Xing Fang Gu Glenn Gubbay Cristina Guembe Iglesias Natasha Guerra Suchika Gupta Vidur Gupta Jeebran Hajwani Daniel Hall Emma Halley Nicholas Handel Georg Hansis Richard Hardyment Andrew Harrison Charlotte Harrison Robert Hart Shaleeza Hasham Syed Hasnain Zisi Hatsobai-Porat Thomas Haynes Miranda Hayward Sanyogita Hazarnis Bruce Hellman Charis Hewitt Gregory Hill Krupa Hirani Adrian Ho Tak Chung Ho Wing Ki Wendy Ho Lo Ho Chan Hubert Hoang Oliver Hofmann Philip Howard Jingchuan Hu Su-Qi Huang Chun Wei Hui Falk Hügle Ho Yin Hung Andrii Iamshanov Iulia Iarici Umair Idrees Rami Idriss Amanda Ifie Janne Illman Caroline Iramina David Isaacs Madina Ismailova Nausheen Jacob Philippe Jacobs Orkhan Jafarov Prashant Jain Clementine James Luc Jammes Donatas Jatautis Peter Jayawardena Jialu Jiang Suwen Jiang Xin Qi David Jiang Yang Jiang Jun Jie Ng Shiheng Jing Wan Jing Lee Kristoffer Johansson Amiirah Joommun Oluwapelumi Joseph Shen Ju Tsai Zhandos Jumabekov Alex Kabahizi Hani Kamel Krittakarn Kangwanpornsiri Gun Kanjanapokin Antoun Karam Yuka Kasahara Wafa Kashif Priya Kaura Anupum Kaushal Valery Kazak Franca Kemmerer Tobechukwu Kene Wassim Kesrouani Salima Kettani Hadi Khalek Shweta Khetan Resani Kikava Eun Jung Kim Olena Kirova Chi Kit Roy Kan Donya Kitkungvan Jeremy Klar Caroline Knight Seong Ko Nike Kojakovic Iliana Koleva Fanjiao Kong Nikolaos Konstantinidis Dimitrios Konstantopoulos Benjamin Korin Konstantinos Kostopoulos Vibha Kothari Antreas Koualis Dimitrios Koumpis Alexander Kretzler Constantinos Kridiotis Volker Kroetzsch Yvonne Ho Ming Kuk Nai Chi Kuo Nuengnuch Kuvijitsuwan Cheuk Chi Kwong Debalina Lahiri Karim Lahoud Oscar Lai Ari Laine Szu-Yu Lai Yu Hei Lam Michael Larsson Mark Leary Nathalie Leclef Cheuk Kuen Sebastian Lee Oi Ying Lee Tat Men Lee Tsz Yeung Lee Sunju Lee Anthony Sim Soon Leng An Li Edwin Chun Yeung Li Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony 15 Postgraduates and Diplomates 2011 Huihui Li Jason Li Shuyang Li Xiang Li Yin Li Oliver Power Jinxue Priscilla Li Yuelin Liang Niklas Lilius Keong Loui Lim Su Phei Lim Tiin-Sit Lim Jianzhang Lin Jing Lin Weizhi Lin Xiangfeng Lin Yu-Hsin Lin Chia Hsiun Jason Liu Dun Liu Guzi Liu Ping Liu Ruiwen Liu Shuhang Liu Eva-Lucia Llewellyn Ho Yan Connie Lo Emma Loades Cheng-Han Lu Yingni Lu Ian Lui Ting Wai Luk Siyu Ma Emma Maddison Adekunle Majiyagbe Sonia Mak Joanna Malecka Lawrence Ting Fung Man Kyriakos Manolis Vasileios Mantzoukas Miramgul Maralova Emmanuel Mariotte Graham Martindale Barak Marx Pavel Maslakov Shashank Mathur Victor Matta Waleed Mazen Nur Mazlan Nnamdi Mbanugo Kathrine McAleenan Andrew McCormick Alexander McCrea Thomas McMullen Chizoba Menkiti Alvaro Merino Maciej Mikolajczak Lily Miller Naomi Minegishi Yousif Mohammed Divyaa Mohan Varun Mohapatra Dannial Mohd Yusoff Mohammad Monnoo Etienne Montagut Ralph Monthienvichienchai Joseph Moore Christopher Moore Yoko Morimoto Paresh Morjaria Max Mueller Akmaral Mussakulova Nishant Nagar Niyati Nagar Svetlana Nazarova Nebojsa Nedeljkovic Kay Neumann Benjamin Newton Panuwat Nivedmarintre David O’Connor Carl Odqvist Keiichiro Ohnishi Chibuzor Ojum Páll Olafsson 16 Jacob Olatujoye Olatunji Oluyide Olufunke Onamusi Ogheneruno Onosode Nikzad Oraee-Mirzamani Tai Tzui Oron Joana Ortiz De Zarate Alaa Osman Gareth Owen Olutobi Oyebanjo Cihan Ozcan Galip Ozhan Yongxuan Pan Hong Pan Alan Pang Christina Papathanasiou Franck Pascault Marios Pastellopoulos Kamal Patel Marta Paúl Yu Pei Memet Pekacar Max Pengsa Christos-Gerasimos Pentheroudakis Simon Percival Kristoffer Pettersen Nicolas Philippe Natalie Philippou Mark Pihlens Ibismaria Pimentel De Lamo Dmitriy Pinskiy Darunrat Piyayodilokchai Sinisha Ponzio Helena Posnett Vorapat Pruecksamars Gareth Pullan Jie Qian Wen Qian Wenying Qiu Alberto Quintana Zhanadiar Raissova Kanate Ratapipat Jan Reents Stephan Reichenberger Simone Reid Justin Roberts Manuel Rojas Ramirez Xiaochang Rong Marie Roualle De Rouville Keeratiya Rujimora Gloria Ruto Iban Salaber Maria Salamanca Mejia Adnan Salkic Elmer Santos Sirichol Satitsatian Angad Sawhney Leonie Schell Marcel Schneier Adam Sebba Monica Segoviano Basurto Nicholas Self Richard Senger Raden Setjodiningrat William Shadbolt Ashini Shah Krupa Shah Mihir Shah Ronak Shah Diqi Shao Shuai Shao Sunil Sharma Vikas Sharma Dan Shen Yue Shen Omar Sherif Yining Shi Sami Siddik Stephanie Wei Ling Siew Eloi Simons Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony Dhruv Singh Yuvraj Singh Shivnetra Singhsomransukh James Singleton Yuthaluk Siripornleart Jingyi Situ Yuxiang Situ Vignaesh Sivakumar Michael Siviter Timothy Smith Adam Smith Anselm Snitil Alykhan Somani Anirudh Sompalli Kunal Sood Sara Spadoni Anastasios Spiliadis Baradwaj Srinivasan Christina Stampfli Natalia Stavskaya Nikolas Stefanou Andrew Stewart Nicolas Stobbe Patrick Stock Philipp Stokinger Emily Sturge Robert Stravens Yue Sui Sushija Sukumaran Zheyun Sun Stacey Sunderland Claire Suo-Cockerton Carole Swan Anahita Taghi-Ganji Mohamad Taha Mitesh Tailor Talgat Takiyev Aaron Chun Yin Tam Hsieh Tan Daniel Tanner Alice Taylor Omolola Teidi Simanjeet Thind Po Shan Tsang Wing Ting Tsang Joan Sin Wai Tse Lee Jenny Tse Darren Sheung Ming Tse Joel Tomlinson Apicha Traichakpranee Chuti Tricandha Dariu Trueb Dimitrios Tsimplis Hing Yan Tsin Evangelos Tsioumas Joseph Tsou Abubakar Tukur Marco Tuninetti Naser Turabi Caroline Turk Ruth Turnock Matthew Turzo Panagiota Tychalaki Tal Tzvi Oron Dilyana Valcheva Andrey Valuev Saumya Vardhan Sundara Vasudevan Thittirat Vechamamontien Lavanya Veeravanallur Appuswamy Zannis Veniamis Shray Verma Nattavut Vichiankavee Ankit Vij Platon Vogiatzoglou Thomas Voutsilas Sittisak Wachirakaphan James Waddington Nicola Walsby Elizabeth Walton Guangsheng Wang Jing Wang Qingzhi Wang Yue Wang Yun Wang Zheng Wang James Weatherill Hannes Weckmann Shaoyong Wei Danyuan Wen Chongguang Wen Udi Wickrema Michael Williams Martin Willoughby Wa Fai Wong Weihan Wong David Wright Lan Wu Hao Wu Qianni Xiang Runbo Wu Shan Wu Wei Xiang Yi Wu Gladys Xiaowei Lee Linna Xie Zhijue Xing Chenyin Xu Huachao Xu Qi Xu Tinglu Xu Yingzhi Xu Chen Xue Saurabh Yadav Kotaro Yamada Chun-Yung Yang Lisha Yang Wei Yang Xiaoyu Yang Xiya Yang Yen-Ching Yang Le Suen Yap Khalid Yassin Yen Chong Yeoh Yoko Yoshida Yi You Ji Youn Kim Guangda Yu Kwun Po Anson Yu Li Yu Yixing Yu Feng Yue Kam Wa Yuen Marcin Zaba Salma Zahran Jia Zhai Zhanna Zhanarbekkyzy Jing Zhang Yipei Zhang Zhice Zhang Haiyue Zhao Yue Zhao Erin Jing Zheng Xiaoye Zheng Hong Zheng Yiquan Zhou Yi Zhou Chunlu Zhu Yakub Zolynski Luca Zorzino Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Imperial College Business School, Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy, Doctor of Philosophy Angus Armstrong Adam Bock Paul Edge Adam Golinski Ioannis Kechagioglou Alexander Klat-Smith Xianghe Kong Ioannis Kyratsis William Lau Rohaya Mohd Nor Georgia Papadaki Marta Renzetti Omid Rezania Ross Richardson Zheng Ruan Shi Wu Tamim Zamrik Department of Humanities, Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Jose Abad Alberola Katarina Anthony-Kittelsen Sarah Barker Viviane Bernardo Philip Bird Elizabeth Bolton Gemma Bramley Fiona Brewer Gaëlle Chartier Carolyn Cobbold Anne Coleman Seil Collins Jamie Condliffe Caroline Connell Paul Cooke Holly Cumbers Saameendra Das Shupaula Dass Caroline de Verteuil Katarzyna Debko Ioanna Delatola Christine Douglass Hala Elhaj Miriam Frankel Adrian Giordani Ailbhe Goodbody Elizabeth Gray Laura Greenhalgh Boshuo Guo Qian Guo Sha Guo Elizabeth Haines Lesley Heather David Hirst Tom Horner Philippa Hough Sonia Jankowiak Benjamin Kolb Shunsuke Komamiya Zoi Konstantinou Agata Krupa Henry Lau Victoria Leyva Chia-Chen Lin Veronica Martinez-Estrada Maria Massa David McLoughlin Andrea Melendez Natalie Mills Qurat Munir Victoria Moreno Leyva Kelly Neaves Christopher Noble Cian O’Luanaigh Catherine O’Sullivan Alessandra Paganelli Matthew Paskins Aurelie Perthuison Elizabeth Pilliere Ana Pires Teles Jonathan Primmer Claire Primrose Alexander Ranken Caroline Rees Dominic Rees-Roberts Felix Rietmann Ana Rosen Ferlini Trilce Sandoval Similä Tonia Santoro Jack Sellen Arthur Shaw Galina Shyndriayeva Rhiannon Smith Alesja Starodubtseva Greg Szulgit Louise Thorn Harriet Vickers Ian Ware Victoria Weaver Jenny Wilson Kon Witoonchart Helen Wollner Hon Foong Wong Tessa Worgan Kuang-Yu Yao Artur Zak Xue Zhou Ying Zhou Peichen Zou Faculty of Natural Sciences, Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science and Master of Research Biology Duncan Allen Silvia Antonelli Ioanna Antoniadi Damian Armstrong Natalie Ashford-Hodges Amr Aswad Susan Augustyniak Thomas Aveling Sebastian Bailey Philip Bowles Adam Britton Matthew Brown Elizabeth Bryce Katherine Cameron Camilo Castañeda Bustos Tarryn Castle Victoria Chadfield Lo Hong Cheong Gary Clewley Brendan Costelloe Alexandra Crampton-Platt Emma Critchley Nicholas Crouch Louise Cuttiford Fabio Da Silva Bronwen Daniel Victoria Dauncey Erika Dawson Borame Dickens Robin Dimbleby Yesim Dodanli Philip Donkersley Hilda Dooley Matthew Dray Philippa Dyson Harry Earle-Mundil Thomas Ensom Tracie Evans Samantha Farrell Cristina Fernández Secades Anna Ferraroni Hannah Froy Arash Ghoddousi David Gill Robert Goodall Matthew Gregory Joanna Griffin Michael Gwilliam Sophie Hanley Stefan Harrison Sarah Hearne Andrew Henry-Moore Sarah Victoria Hearne James Hourston James Howie David Hughes Charles Ikediashi Soteroulla Ioannou Tona Isibo Natalie Jaworska Tommaso Jucker Jonathan Kennedy Lisa Knight Andrew Ladle Stephanie Landymore Joseph Laws Edward Lawton Soizic Le Courtois Alexander Lee Yangchen Lin Chantal Lipscombe Alessandro Lizzul Samuel Lloyd Chuan Lu Hirzi Luqman Agnese Marino Taussig De Bodonia Elena Martínez-Klimova Samantha-Jane McCandless Rebecca McIlhiney Kirsten McMillan Alison Mollon John Moran Matilda Mwale Phiri Alison Nicholls Naiara O’Mahony Danielle Parks Rebecca Pearson Claire Peart Sebastien Perceau-Wells Adam Phillipson Sasha La-Verne Pratt Alexandra Prebble Henrietta Pringle James Rainford Christina Ravinet Paul Renshaw Jack Rhodes Matthew Richards Alison Richardson Sophie Robinson Merja Rossi Aurora Sampson Lindsay Seed Matthew Smith Benjamin Sobkowiak Georgios Spyrou Sandra Stalhandske Shelley Stevens Joanne Stonehouse Kathryn Sullivan Martin Sullivan Chloe Swart Eniko Szucs Shuyuan Tao Richard Thompson Naomi Thorne Anna Tolfree Gregory Tomlinson Eric Topham Rachel Tucker Ayako Uozumi Matthew Upson Wouter van Broekhoven Jessica Walters Lowri Watkins Charlotte Wevill Simon Wheeler Rhian Wilson Hayley Wiswell Melanie Wright Katharine Yexley James Sudlow Michelle Sue Yee Cheung Adrian Tan Vladimir Turek Nikolay Vaklev Sean Warren Kim Williams Honglin Xu Muhammad Yusuf Centre for Environmental Policy Cell and Molecular Biology Cécile Bouet Adrian Buckroyd Sorcha Cassidy Anna Cauldwell Charlie Chao Su Chuen Chew Anthony Davidson Marcin Dembek Siobhan Durran António Ferreira Alexandra Himiceva Claudia Ho Rhiannon Holmes Tanya Kapoor Daniela Muhl Chandrika Nair Abigail Newe Ayodele Omisore Dk Pg Hj Mumin Fränze Progatzky Ioanna Stefani Katie Twigger Stelios Tzellos Wenyi Wang Stephanie Willing Chemistry Puja Bharadia Matthew Boot-Handford Cecile Bouet Rodrigo Braga Daniel Byrom Duygu Celebi Callum Dickson Christopher Douse Muge Gulesci Robert Hanley Anna Haslop Felix Hermerschmidt Amy Hippard Chung Ho Lau Fairuzeta Ja’Afar Julian Janna Olmos Askhat Jumabekov Romi Kaur Douglas Kelly Kevin Beng Chin Khaw Mattaka Khongkow Yoojin Kim Sarah Kirchhecker Beata Klejevskaja Bartosz Koprowski Tanja Litke Yiqi Liu Fatima Malik Jonathan Marshall Sarah Percival Ira Posen Frederico Sanches Farnaz Saremi-Yarahmadi Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall David Addison Aida Al-Awar Malek Al-Chalabi Joshua Allen Hanna Amin Rasip Typhaine Amzallag Michael Ashcroft William Ashworth Ian Ayres Helen Baker Jonathan Baker Jennifer Ball Timothy Barrow-Williams Sarah Bonham David Boyce Harry Brainch Geraldine Brennan Benedict Buckley Douglas Burgess David Boyce Khuong Liêm Cao Thai Anthony Chappel Tak Yan Ching Philip Churchill Emma Craig Jason Dassyne Alison Davies Claire de Bouteiller Natasha D’Silva Holly Edwards Lydia Elliott Clifford Elwell Ifeoma Eni-Kalu Lara Jin Qiu-Ting Esser James Evans Samantha Eyre David Fairchild Benedict Faria Eleanor Farnworth Cormac Farrell Benjamin Finney Marleen Franke Nomsa Fulbrook-Bhembe Juan Gamarra Von Preussen Eleonora Gatti Syazarina Haji Alias Rachel Harris Hannah Hatherly Arthur Henriot Alexander Hill Jenny Hill Kinga Holda Lucy Holmes Ioanna-Maria Ioannou Israel Jaja Ibukun Jegede Thomas Jennings Wen Jin Guy Jonathan Newey Peter Joyce Yurie Kawada Tiffany Key Kyung Kim Ho Kin Robert Tang Yosuke Kitagawa Christopher Knowland Aliki Kriekouki Laura Kropiunigg Yui Ku Leen Labeeuw Young Suk Lee Justine Leigh-Bell Kaisa Leinonen Thibaud Lemercier Tessa Lennartz-Walker Felicia Line Jonathan Lott Stephane Lumueno Eleonore MacAire Thomas MacLean Irene Maffini Mehibe Mehmet Thomas Mills Francis Mimmack Inga Muller William Mullins Renee Murray Elnara Nasirli Nicholas Oakes Patrick Oliver David O’Shea Sanaa Osmani Annabelle Pagan Dimitra Papadopoulou Jillian Pennington Mital Pindoria Sarah Prowitt Andrea Quek Thomas Quick Pietro Radoia Fergus Rae Chad Raube Alan Richards Catherine Rolph Yasmin Sahin Neil Salmond Petra Sarapatkova Robert Saunders Lamia Sbiti Jonathan Scott-Webb Kirsty Shaw Anna Maria Skartsila Richard Smith Christopher Sperling Jay Stow Hidetoshi Tahara Nicholas Tatrallyay Jonathan Terry Dominik Tichar Davide Triacca Michelle Tucker Meraj Unnisa Maria Vlachopoulou Thomas Wallace Shiyan Wang John Ward Maud Warner Katherine Weinberg Marc Williams Katy Wilson Helena Wright Igal Yahya Kayla Yost Yuan Yu Mathematics Ishan Batra Shanil Bhatt Alonso Castillo Ramirez Alexandre Couquet Raphaël Dahan Paul Dambricourt Reem El-Turk Murat Erkurt Tao Gao Samuel Garcia Vega Oliver Goodbourn Jean Baptiste Guyader Duncan Hawthorne David Hayes Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony 17 Postgraduates and Diplomates 2011 Yue He Guillaume Joubert Philippe-Antoine Jussiaux Anna Kalogirou Antoine Kerneis Pierre-Henri Leblanc Zhiming Li Cuiyu Lin Jingwen Liu Flora Lucet Alexandre Ma Fat Keith McCabe Sigita Medonyte Ho Ming Roger Lee Lucy Morrison Joel Nagloo Viktor Nasonov Roisin Norton Steven Paget Yi Pan Nathan Prabhu-Naik Jonathan Prout Daniel Randall Florent Robert Zisis Sakellaris Panagiotis Samartzis Laurent Samsam Bakhtiari Manuel Sanchez-Hernandez Faisal Shahid Sayood Ning Shen Xiang Shi Francisco Simkievich Thomas Snowden Blandine Stehlé Jelena Strbac Ian Thom Marlen Triantafyllides Petros Tsichlakis Dipti Karsan Valji Liufeng Wang Peng Wang Xiaoxiao Wei Xinyi Wei Nicholas Williams Alexander Wray Hau Sze Wun Yilun Xiao Qisheng Xie Anthony Young Meng Yu Fan Zhang Jing Zhang Yi Zhang Danrong Zheng Xingyu Zhou Xiu Zhou Yizi Zhou Molecular Biosciences Rhys Algar Christian Ametz Evangelos Bellos Sneha Bhat Lynn Burchell Arturo Casini Alessia David Elisa Domínguez Hüttinger Michael Epstein James Field Zena Hira Myrsini Kaforou Dineka Khurmi Sang Lee Novandy Lim Adam MacLean Jonathan Moody Marie-Laure Parsy Zabeen Patel Maryam Qurashi Nuri Ramchandani 18 David Roche Rui Rodrigues Jennifer Samson Thomas Schwarzmayr Yoli Shavit Jonathan Smith Parvathy Subramaniam Carmen Suriel-Melchor Geraldine Wei-Ling Toh Marios Tomazou Luke Tweedy Royah Vaezi Physics Zara Abdelrahman Spyros Agrafiotis Giuseppe Antonacci Emma Arbabzadah Ajay Arunachalam Charubutr Asavaroengchai Setrak Balian George Barnes David Barry David Beesley Adam Billing Yael Birenbaum Haligua Florian Borchers Richard Broadbent Benjamin Brown João Caldeira Ben Chapman Wei-Da Chen Kai-Yuan Chi Ren Chong Lim Arnaud Colaitis Patrick Cooke Samuel Cunliffe John Davenport Tanapat Deesuwan Efstratios Dermitziotis Maria Dimou Ross Dorner Quentin Du Moulinet D’Hardemare David Edmunds Joseph Fallon Philipp Fleig Pierre Franck Fatma Gerriu Joseph Goodwin Andrew Granger Tadas Gutauskas Krystallo Hadjicosti Naghmeh Haj Hosseini Brian Hall Trevor Hardcastle Graham Hesketh James Holloway Robert Horton Naghmeh Hosseini Nicholas Houston Noel Hustler Georgios Itsios Rishabh Jain David James Sania Jevtic Dafydd Johns Mindaugas Juozapavicius Konstantinos Karakatsanis Aisha Kaushik Matthew Kenzie Mohammad Khalili Nitsa Kindyni George Knee Irina Koptyug Stephen Kyriacou Peter Lewis Wenjia Liu Stephen Logan Lijian Mai Jassel Majevadia Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony Mark Manders Aki Matsushima Calum McAndrew Raffaello Morales Ramil Nigmatullin William Okell Olakunle Olalere Christiana Pantelidou Achilleas Passias Pichaya Pattanasattayavong Athena Paz Marko Petrov Martin Pichler Roland Piper Mischa Prebin Woods Josefine Proll Matthew Pusey Raquel Queiroz Philipp Roser David Sánchez De La Peña Daniel Santos Canelles Bernhard Schmitzer Joseph Shaw Philip Shusharov Nopparit Somboonkittichai Samuel Stafford Charlotte Strege Hassan Tahini Sara Tavares Andrew Thomson Wahiba Toubal Sebastiaan Ummels Nicolas Underwood Joske van Gils Paul Westacott Jonathan White Aeneas Wiener Ross Winter Man Wong Yan Woon Chong Hao Wu Diana Youziel Valentina Zhelyazkova Faculty of Natural Sciences, Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy Biology Sarah Al-Beidh Asad Ali Anjum Aqueel Gudbjorg Aradottir Irka Bargielowski Eligiusz Baumgart Richard Black Elroy Charles Hui-Yin Cheng Filipa Cox Kathleen Davies Natalia Dinischiotu Michael Endicott Christoph Engl Assam Gulzar Miao Guo Eleanor Harrison Tom Hart Gwendolen Hitchcock Eriko Hoshino Atif Jamal Alan Jones Elizabeth Jones Ki Jung Nam Yael Kisel Lena Lorenz Karim Magh Iaoui Sara Navarro Despina Philippou Ana Santos Jan Schnitzler Maija Sierla Matthew Sommerville Muhammad Tariq Andrej Trauner Nan Zhang Cell and Molecular Biology Petros Andrikopoulos Matthew Bailey Cecilia Bebeacua Pallavi Bhatta Laura Bonney Richard Bulgin Kevin Canis Marta Carroni Anna Dart Victoria Deacon Kamil Ergular James Evans Sara Fidalgo Madeleine Gentle Tamaswati Ghosh Ayse Grippon Ching-Cheng Huang Mohd Nazri Ismail Paul Kirk King Yau Rex Kwok Bing Liu Kalle Magnusson Eric Martinez Rustem Onkal Poh-Choo Pang Rohini Rana Tina Toni Shweta Singh Ioanna Stamati Trevor Sweeney Arthur Talman Fanny Turlure Joanna Waldock Simone Wiesler Chemistry Assaf Anderson Roberta Bomparola Kate Bowman Frederick Calo Giulia Carlotta De Fusco Omer Casher James Collins Christopher Conifer Samuel Cooper Timur Coskun Kiyohiko Funai Samuel Furse Elizabeth Gardner Ian German Richard Gunn Lucy Jennings Michael Kember Colin Keyworth Simon King Jessica Knott Soumia Kolli Sebastian Kroll Andrea Laine Xinzhu Liu Andrea Maurano Karen McCague Guillermo Menendez Adrian Nightingale James Nobbs Stephane Oddos Kok Haw Ong Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Victoria Paddock Cecile Pichon-Bouveret Hui Sherry Qian Michela Quaranta Safa Shoai Alexander Smith Sung Soo Kim Monpichar Srisa-Art Andrew Surman Tsing-Young Tang Niels Tholen Nurlan Tokmoldin Sing Yuen Eric Tse Nimisha Walji Ming Wang Matthew Webber Thomas Wells Christopher Whiteoak Richard Winchester Peerada Yingyuad Centre for Environmental Policy Foivos Anastasiadis Adebisi Araba Alexandre Beaudet Simon Bennett Chiara Candelise Matteo Di Castelnuovo Alexander Estrin Nestor Fylaktos Nighat Hasnain Aidan Keane Rolando Oros Martinez Kerry Waylen Mathematics Christoforos Anagnostopoulos James Bentham Heather Harrington Anthony Hoyle James Inglis Antoine Jacquier Marc Jean-Claude Jeannin Owen Jones Ruian Ke Marcelo Labre Hung Yen Kevin Lu Olasunkanmi Obanubi Adel Osseiran James Otterson Ioannis Papageorgiou Rafael Pena-Miller Vimal Raval Richard Russell Ophir Samson Irfan Sheikh David Stewart Theodoros Tsagaris Iammaculada Vidana-Marquez Guoping Xu Zi Hua Yang Cong Yi Fanyin Zhou Molecular Biosciences Cecilia Bebeacua Kevin Canis Kamil Erguler Tamaswati Ghosh Sarah Graham Ayse Grippon Isabel Holmquist Mohd Ismail Paul Kirk Aris Krikelis King Kwok Bing Liu Paola Panicco Rohini Rana Shweta Singh Tina Toni Robert Yan Oi Yee Heidi Yeung Physics Georgina Apostoli Christopher Arrell James Ballin David Bartram Leron Borsten Murray Brightman Benjamin Browne Alexander Chambers Simon Chard Christopher Hean Kin Chen E. Cheung Cora Cheung John Crosse Duminda Dahanayake Angela Demetriadou Christopher Eames Aron Fish Oliver Ford Matthew Foreman Markus Fuhrer Adam Harvey-Thompson Edmund Henley Nicola Howe Minh-Duc Hua Steven Johnston Joanna Kenner Stefan Kneip David Lee Emma Lewis Carlos Macias-Romero Payal Mehta Luis Melo Dos Santos Martina Mohr Kelly Morrison Matthew Ng Andrew Norfolk Liam O’Brien Nicolas Osman Mitesh Patel Mark Pesaresi Samuel Pollock Christopher Race William Reece Nikolaos Rompotis Andrew Rose Indrani Roy Neel Savani Peter Shardlow Jeremy Smith Fabian Spill Manuel Succo Muhammad Tahir Mark Tibbetts Joseph Walding Thomas Wall Thomas Wellinger Benjamin Withers Huang Tao Zeng Tassilo Zimmerman Faculty of Medicine, Diploma of the Imperial College, Certificate of Advanced Study, Master of Education, Master of Public Health, Master of Research and Master of Science Sara Abou Al-Saud Mohammad Abou Salhab Fayad James Adam Mayowa Adebiyi Rebecca Adlington Adewale Akintunde Wedyan Al-Darrab David Alderson Zahra Al-Hubeshy Abrar Alhussaini Salwa Almayouf Fahdah Alshaikh Federica Amati Punam Amratia Imran Anjum Georgina Apostoli Danielle Ashworth Oyun Avirmed Hannah Azizi Saadia Basharat Charles Bedford Shaima Begom Sandra Jane Beil Despoina Besi Nicola Boddington Zdenka Boskova Zoe Brame Vassiliki Bravis Bethany Bray Andrew Brooks Susann Bruche Serena Brusamento Lena Brüstle Bianca Bulmer-Thomas Maria Bunakova Joseph Cairns Paul Cardenas Aldaz James Cartledge Adam Cartwright Sara Caxaria Mohssen Chabok Golberenji Allen Chung Nam Chan Lai Yi Chan Rakhee Chauhan Poh Yue Cheong Jonathan Yu Cheung Pui Man Choy Andrea Christofides Ka Man Jennifer Chu Jeroen Claus Yasmin Clinch David Cornell Oliver Crawley Helen Cunliffe Aleksandra Dabrowska Kamilla Dack Fani Daldogianni Bashar Darwish Sayed Daud Kelly Davies Sabrina Daw Amalia de Luca Sarah Deacon Samer Deeba Antoine Delmotte Elizabeth Dimitrova Sanjeeva Dissanayake Lang Dou Matthew Doyle Matthew Dudson-Green Stephanie Dyball Layla Eitoufaili Matthew Elder Hoda Elmoniry Mariam Elremeli Sahar Emran Lucy Esteve Xiaojing Fan Smaragda Fanourgakis Nazanin Farhadi Deacon Farrell Susan Farrell Anne Feltes Andrew Field Nigel Field Jason Fleming Fung Joon Foo Rebecca Ford Irene Fox-Hiley Toshifumi Fujimori Maria Fundano I Ka Fung Thomas Fysh Benjamin Garfield Ruben Gennero Riganti Christos Geogiadis Andrea Georgiou Sergio German Iman Ghavami Marianela Gil Curto Scarlett Gillespie Susan Gilmour Davina Glah Claire Glenister Pelagia Gkotsi Amynah Goawalla Louis Grandjean Charlotte Grant Isobelle Grant Helen Green Hajar Habibi Maryam Habibzay Samia Hamid Sacha Hannah Alexander Harris Lyndsey Harris Eleanor Harrison Ian Harrison Adam Haycock Vernon Heazlewood Harry Hebert Josephine Higgins Matthew Hill Phillip Hoddinott James Hollingshead Arthur Hor Wai Si James Horwood Colette How Liangshu Huang Jae Yeon Hwang Emma Hunte Nino Iakobachvili Rubina Iqbal Luc Ironmonger Attia Ishaque Daniel Jafari Rizniya Jaffarulla Fabian Jakubczik Sahar Jalali Farahani Anthony Jefferis Anna Jensen Peter Jones Victoria Jones Yun Jung Lee Yusuke Kabeya Mai Kadi Eliza Kalk Amir Kambal Damla Kanliada Kanesh Kanthagnani Sedigeh Kareemaghay Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Alexandra Kareh Eleanna Kazana Sofia Khan Eun Kim Amal Kokandi Sofia Konisti Aristos Kyriakou Clare Labiran Cheryl Chuk-ke Lai Isabel Lane Katharine Langford Sheung-Yee Kathy Lau Matthew Leeman Giannoulis Legakis Yuan Li Wenjia Liao Jeremy Pin Chau Liew Lauren Lior-Liechtenstein Achilleas Livieratos Jonathan Lo Whitney Long Tak Loon Khong Naomi Low-Beer Rebecca Lucas Joanna Lukawska Martin Lupton Chieh-Ju Lu James Lwanga William Lyons Chi Ma Gael MacLean Temitayo Magbagbeola Ian Maheswaran Manzoor Mahmood Iwona Majkowska Melina Makatsori Rumbidzai Manzou Supatra Marsh Marie Mayer James McHugh Anthony McKay Laura McLaughlin Simon McLaughlin Blathnaid McPolin Arianna Menazzi Moretti Konstantinos Mengrelis Theodora Michael Yashraj Mihdidin Gemma Milman Fatimah Mohamied Noor Mohd Naim Calypso Montouchet Dayal Mukherjee Daniel Munblit Jane Murphy Sivaparan Muthukumarasamy Omar Najim Margaret Mutumba Nakalembe Abdulsalam Nasir Rooshi Nathwani Katerina Neou-North Kay Neumann Ting Ting Ng Michelle Ngai John-Poul Ng-Blichfeldt Jack Nicholson Yuliya Nigmatullina Carmel Nolan Harriet North Marusa Novak Thomas Nyoni Daniel Obaseki Sam O’Boy Liam O’Donohue Sinead O’Driscoll Hilda Osafo Hounkpatin Erdal Ozdemir Lorraine Ozerovitch Maya Pankhania Vasiliki Papadaki Joseph Papanikitas Jungdae Park Christopher Parker Hameeda Patel Pareeta Patel Seema Patel Maria Patsia Stelios Pavlou Bhavinder Kaur Pawar Kathleen Payne Nawagamuwage Perera Harpreet Phull David Pinato Deepa Pindolia Tommaso Poggioli Yotsawat Pomyen Zia Popal Diane Pople Juliet Price Hannah Prince Alastair Proudfoot Tamara-Isabel Puga-Iglesias Kathryn Quigley Sayda Raffiq Sruthi Raghavan Syed Rahman Niharica Raizada Sujeeva Rajakulasingham Kurrun Ramkhelawon Tanya Rapoz D’Silva Sabiha Ravat Parisa Razaz James Read Daniel Reed Allan Reid Zahra Riaz Paul Rinne Reem Riwayeh Rafik Rizkallah Alison Roberts Deborah Robinson Paula Robson-Ansley Kamini Rowland Zeynep Sabah Mathura Sandrasegaram Aditya Sankar Sajini Sasthri-Rajaputrage Beverley Saunders Renee Schalks Mark Schaverien Torben Schiffner Bogdan Sculeanu Anysia Semertzidou Anusha Seneviratne Niovi Setta-Kaffetzi Azar Sharif Khalil Shariff Yi-Chun Shen Natalie Shenker Shweta Shetty Rajvinder Sidhu Christopher Sim Malcolm Sim Ashish Sinha Wandee Sirichokchatchawan Mikaela Smit Benjamin Smith Naoki Sono Maria João Sousa Leitao Labosshy Sriskandarajah Rachel Stanway Chara Stavraka Anastasios Stavrou Emily Stock Natasha Strydom Neophytos Stylianou Imaduddin Suhaimi Apurva Suresh Marta Swirski Matthew Taila Seniye Targen Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony 19 Postgraduates and Diplomates 2011 Faculty of Medicine, Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy Ayesha Akbar Olivia Alder Omar Ali Rachel Allen Jelena Anastasovska Helena Andersson Edward Andress Sonal Arora Damien Ashby Sarah Atkin Omer Aziz Sonya Babu-Narayan Alexandra Backshall Basma Bahsoun Lucy Bailey James Ballantyne Paul Banks Hiba Bargawi Attia Bataveljic Rajaram Bathula Ana Batlle Iacopo Baussano Paul Beavis Elisa Bellomo Nicole Bilek Aristea Binia Matthew Bishop Isobel Blake 20 Aidan Bolger David Bonsall Piers Boshier Charlotte Boughton Alexandra Bowden Andrew Broadbent Emily Brookes Katrina Brown Annika Burleigh Nicholas Buss Daniel Campbell Catarina Carmo Mary Cavanagh Subarna Chakravorty Hugh Hiu Nam Chan Shang-Hung Chang Hera Chaudhury Han-Jou Chen Michelle Chen Beak-San Choi Pai-Chien Chou Mario Cibelli Thomas Colley Thomas Connor Valentina Covarelli Ide Cremin Simon Cuhlmann Josu de la Fuente Pereda Adam De Smith Sarah Deeny Fiona Denison Paramdeep Dhillon Perminder Dhillon Tamara Djuretic Justina Dokpesi Debora Dominici Anthony Dorr Elodie Du Potet Sai Duraisingham Ruth Elderfield Christoph Emmerich Sarah Essilfie-Quaye Morkos Fakhry Gamil Amira Fayad Eduardo Fernandes Michelle Fernando Pedro Ferreira Anne Fox Bahaa Francis Louise Full Robert George Samar Ghourab Nicholas Glanville Graeme Glass Leila Godfrey Luke Gompels Ian Grieve Katharina Grikscheit Katie Groom Vijay Grover Nearchos Hadjiloizou Stephan Haehling Von Lanzenauer Mohammed Hankir Natasha Hava Tayyib Hayat Taigang He Silke Heinzmann Cheryl Hemingway Hsueh-Lui Ho Verity Hockey Kuo Hsuan Chang Siobhan Hughes Hazem Ibrahim Ehi Idahosa-Taylor Farhad Iranpour Boroujeni Karolina Janczar Szymon Janczar Helen Jenkins Caroline Johnson Ulrich Kadolsky Yiannis Kallis Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony Sara Kazempour Ardebili Shiva Keihaninejad Sophia Kelaini Gavin Kenny John Kershaw Shirin Khanjani Michael Koa-Wing Antonios Konitsiotis Sanjay Kumar Jimmy Kwok Romain Lara Hanna Larner-Svensson Mia Larsen Andrea Layyous Emma Leavy Li-Wen Lee Adeline Lesay Myles Lewis Sheri Lim Chi Che Lin Jenifer Loudon Niall MacCallum Aidan Macnamara Aalya Malik Szymon Manka Filipe Maximiano Erik Mayer Evangelos Mazaris Alexandra McAleenan Laura McCoy Andrew McDonagh Ellen McDonagh Nora McFadden Ursula McGovern Azhar Merican Kevin Monahan Tatiana Munera Huertas Elisabet Nadal-Melsio Nachiket Nadkarni Sophie New Tamara Nicolson Parinya Noisa Muna Noori Adele Norman Georgios Nteliopoulos Kieran O’Donnell Imoh Okon Ioannis Papaioannou Kerstin Papenfuss Cleoper Paule Jake Pearce Barrie Peck Kirsty Pegram Veronique Peters Marios Politis Alison Pope Nikolay Popov Bethan Psaila Kristof Raemdonck Alejandro Ramirez Oliver Ratmann Katrina Ray Gabor Reder Eliana Reyes Torres Jillian Riley Laura Robertson Emma Robinson Guglielmo Rosignoli Debabrata Roy Jon Rundle Maximilian Prinz zu Salm-Horstmar Gurjinder Sandhu Alasdair Scott Mohamed Shamji Siti Sheikh Abdul Kadir Joana Silva Martins Eva Sharpe Angelos Skodras Timothy Smallie Rachel Smith Jamshid Sorouri Khorashad Ulla Sovio Thomas Spruce Paul Stokes Madeline Stone Fiona Strouts Liaquat Suleman-Verjee Beata Surmacz Annemarie Sykes Joanna Szram Paul Thiruchelvam Jessica Thompson Emma Thomson Anne Trewick Oliver Tunstall-Pedoe Marta Varela Charlotte Vignal Caroline Vipond Benjamin Robert Wakerley Alison Waldram Martin Walker Samantha Westrop Philip Wise Rashmi Yadav Yuko Yamaguchi Wai Yee Lam Mustafa Zakkar Jennifer Zobel Faculty of Medicine, Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Medicine Fabiola Aghakhan Zandjani Martin Nabeel Ahmed Cornelius Ani Ameet Bakhai Dler Besarani Benjamin Colin Caesar Owais Dar Gary Davies Samer Deeba Louise Fleming Akram George Hanna Gopal Ghimire Adam Haycock Tak Loon Khong Richard Lovegrove Nikolai Manassiev Jose Martins Simon McLaughlin Caro Minasian Hesham Morsey Nelly Ninis Cinzia Papadia Beverley Saunders Amir Majid Sheikh Dominic Simon Ashish Sinha Jonathan Spiro En En Hazel Wong Summia Zaher Faculty of Medicine, Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Science Anthony Edwards Wednesday 4 May 2011 • Royal Albert Hall Staff Awards, Certificate of Advanced Study in Learning and Teaching Sonya Abraham Pedro Baiz Villafranca Laura Barter Robert Bottle Concetta Bubici Simon Butt Paolo Cascini Frederic Cegla Owais Chaudhri Mark Christian Muireann Coen Paola Criscuolo Fiona Culley Moez Draief Christopher Dunsby Michael Edwards Andreas Eisingerich Mario Falchi Victoria Fernandez Garcia de las Heras Lars Frederiksen Matthew Fuchter Bharathram Ganapathisubramani Paul Goulart Angelika Grundling Amin Hajitou Jason Hallett Aylin Hanyaloglu Sandrine Heutz Derek Huntley Ajay Jasra Daniel Kuhn Tara La Force Anooj Majithia Barbara McGowan Kim Midwood Aleksandar Mijatovic Aimee Morgans Arash Mostofi Sandra Newton Nikolay Nikolov Christopher Orme Rafael Palacios Nieto Carl Paterson Peter Pietzuch Karen Polizzi Alexandra Porter Gunnar Pruessner Marco Purbhoo Daniel Reuman John Reynolds Matthew Santer Magdalena Sastre Vahid Shahrezaei Egle Solito Christopher Stevenson Paul Tangney Andrew Thorley Elizabeth Tovey Roberto Trotta Irina Udalova Tina van De Flierdt Maarten van Reeuwijk Elizabeth Want Katie-Jane Wynne Ernesto Yague Liming Ying ©2011 Designed and edited by Communications and Development, Imperial College London Suzanne Taylor Miriam Tecle Jonathan Tee Thilipan Thaventhiran Johanna Thomas Signe Thorlaksen Danielle Tindall Sebastian Trousil Anthony Tse Hugo Turner Shahab Uddin Oghenetega Umukoro Krishna Vadher Nicole van Tongeren Borislav Vangelov Stella Vasiliou Andri Vasou Rogério Ventura Christis Vevis Mariana Vieira Sabine Vuik Emily Waiyaiya Shikha Walia Yukai Wang Sarah Warsi Andrew Watson Catherine Williamson Christopher Wood Suzanne Wood Bernadette Woods Sasha Woods Peter Wright William Wright Qianxin Wu Heather Wyman Kinda Yaghi Xin Yang Basil Yannakoudakis Amina Yasmin Teerapong Yata Sum Yee Jasmine Yung Summia Zaher Syeda Zara Guo Zhang Yanxiang Zhou Pawel Zmarz A message for new alumni Congratulations! Today is special. You are graduating from Imperial and this is a cause for celebration. Unless you are following Brian May’s (Physics 1968, PhD 2007) example, chances are that you won’t be on the stage of the Albert Hall again. So enjoy that moment! Revel in it. Smile for the cameras. High five your Principal. Salute your supervisor. Be as emotional as you like. Just don’t embarrass the relatives, please. Yes, today is your day to smile, swagger and glow in your general magnificence upon receiving your postgraduate degree from Imperial. Now comes the cool bit, thankfully, after the hot bit. Two hours in the hall in robes can leave us all a bit warm. So you’ll need a drink at the reception afterwards, but that’s not the cool bit I mean. Your days as a postgraduate are just the beginning of a lifelong relationship with Imperial. Now that you have completed your studies, you have become an alumnus of the College, and on behalf of them all, I am delighted to welcome you into our community of over 157,000 Imperial alumni in 190 countries. There are 54 international alumni associations around the world but the Alumni Office, both at South Kensington Campus and online, serves as your welcome sign back to the College. As an Imperial alumnus, the College continues to look after you. You have access to the Careers Advisory Service and Central Library, as well as a professional networking directory, a dedicated alumni jobs board, and opportunities to meet other alumni at professional networking events. zRelive your special day Watch footage of your graduation online from 9 May at www.imperial.ac.uk/blog/graduation and www.youtube.com/user/imperialcollegevideo There are social events throughout the year in the UK and overseas and you will hear about them all as long as you register yourself as an alumnus at www.imperial.ac.uk/ alumni – membership is lifelong and free, so please keep us updated with your latest contact details. Alumni are also proud supporters of the College. In the last year alone, the generosity of alumni raised almost £500,000 from small, individual annual contributions, which go directly towards keeping the College open to the brightest students and providing a world class education. We hope that, in time, you’ll be able to give something back. Together the smallest gifts can make an enormous difference to lives. Just as an example, if everyone graduating today pledged to give £20 each for the next three years we could provide a full scholarship to any of our courses. Finally, please keep in touch and share your news via the Alumni Office, and look out for the next edition of the Imperial magazine, which will be in the mail shortly. I hope you and your family enjoy the Postgraduate Awards Ceremony and you enjoy your first official alumni event, the reception that follows this ceremony. Many congratulations once again, and welcome to the Imperial family. Tom Miller (Biology 1995) Director of Communications and Development Consistently rated amongst the world’s best universities, Imperial College London is a science-based institution with a reputation for excellence in teaching and research that attracts 14,000 students and 6,000 staff of the highest international quality. Innovative research at the College explores the interface between science, medicine, engineering and business, delivering practical solutions that improve quality of life and the environment — underpinned by a dynamic enterprise culture. Since its foundation in 1907, Imperial’s contributions to society have included the discovery of penicillin, the development of holography and the foundations of fibre optics. This commitment to the application of research for the benefit of all continues today, with current focuses including interdisciplinary collaborations to improve health in the UK and globally, tackle climate change and develop clean and sustainable sources of energy. www.imperial.ac.uk
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