Postgraduate Awards
Wednesday 5 May 2010
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.
Graduation ceremonies are high points
in the College’s calendar, one of only a
handful of days during the year on which
the bells of the Queen’s Tower are rung,
and your presence on our campus creates
a tangible sense of occasion. Today we will
see nearly 2,000 graduates walk across
the stage of the Royal Albert Hall watched
by around 4,000 guests. Our thanks go
to you all for being here so that we can
congratulate our high achieving students
and share the pride of their families and
friends, whose support contributes so
much to their success.
All study at Imperial is demanding, but a
postgraduate degree in particular requires
sustained hard work, and critical and
creative thinking. The skills and knowledge
you have developed during your time here
are both broad and deep, and will be in
great demand as you take the next steps
in your career. Wherever you go from here,
I hope that you will continue to think of
yourselves as members of the worldwide
Imperial family and keep in touch.
This is the first graduation day I will attend
as Imperial’s Rector and I know it will
be a moving experience to see firsthand
the enormity of what Imperial does for
individuals and for society at large. You,
I hope, have benefited hugely from your
time here and will continue to do so as
your careers progress. Perhaps even more
importantly the world will benefit from
your intellectual curiosity and your drive to
apply your knowledge, characteristics that
I hope Imperial has instilled and nurtured.
It goes without saying that the College
is immeasurably better for your having
been here, and I thank you for choosing to
pursue your studies with us.
This day is ultimately about your hard
efforts and high achievements, and I
hope you enjoy it. Whatever your next
destination, our best wishes go with you.
Warm regards,
Sir Keith O’Nions
Unauthorised photography is not allowed in the Royal Albert Hall.
(Official photographers receive special permission beforehand.)
Please switch off your mobile phone.
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
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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 Postgraduate
Awards recognise the continuing
high achievement of Imperial’s
postgraduate students.
Imperial currently attracts over
13,000 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 the world’s fifth
best university (as rated by the 2007
Times Higher Education Supplement
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.
and two Fields Medallists, Imperial’s
contribution to society during its
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.
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.
Since the College’s creation, over
145,000 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.
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 Centenary celebrations,
an additional graduation ceremony was
held in Singapore to reflect the large
number of students coming to Imperial
from Asia.
The College crest
The Imperial mace
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”.
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 weighs 7.1 kg. It
was made by craftsmen from Padgham
and Putland of Kent and its intricate
workings incorporate the College crest
and motto.
With 66 Fellows of the Royal Society
among our current academic staff, and
distinguished past members of the
College including 14 Nobel laureates
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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.
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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
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recent imperial
news
New Reach Out Lab gives school
pupils a taste of science
Data reveals reason for
dinosaur demise
Some morbidly obese people
missing skinny genes
Universities should be directly
enthusing schoolchildren about
science and helping to address the
lack of opportunities they have to
do experiments first hand, said Lord
Robert Winston, Imperial’s Professor
of Science and Society, at the official
opening of the College’s new Reach
Out Lab in March 2010. The high tech,
multidisciplinary space, which was
developed specifically for visiting
school pupils, has so far seen over
1,500 visitors aged between seven and
18 since September 2009. Lord Winston
added: “There’s a wow factor about the
laboratory and it’s immediately obvious
as soon as you walk in that these kids
are really enjoying the science.”
The mass extinction that killed off
dinosaurs and more than half of
Earth’s other species was caused
by an asteroid collision and not
massive volcanic activity, a panel of
41 international experts, including
Imperial researchers, concluded in
March 2010, after reviewing 20 years
of research. Scientists were previously
divided over whether the CretaceousTertiary extinction around 65 million
years ago was caused by an asteroid
hitting Earth at Chicxulub, Mexico, or
by volcanic activity in the Deccan Trans,
India, which lasted for 1.5 million years.
However, a comprehensive analysis of
the evidence published in Science led
the panel to conclude that an asteroid
impact is the only plausible explanation
for the rapid destruction of marine and
land ecosystems that occurred.
A small but significant proportion of
morbidly obese people are missing
a section of their DNA containing
approximately 30 genes, according
to Imperial-led research published
in Nature in February 2010. The
researchers from Imperial and 10 other
European centres do not yet know
the function of the missing genes, but
previous research has suggested that
some of them may be associated with
delayed development, autism and
schizophrenia. The team believes that
there are many more obesity-causing
genetic mutations yet to be found.
Imperial physicist takes top Welsh
science role
Professor John Harries of the
Department of Physics was announced
in February 2010 as the new Chief
Scientific Advisor for Wales by the
Welsh Assembly Government. A
renowned atmospheric physicist,
Professor Harries is particularly known
for leading the team that produced the
first direct observational evidence of
an increase in the Earth’s greenhouse
effect between 1970 and 1997. His
appointment makes him the second
current chief scientific advisor at
the College, joining Professor John
Beddington who became advisor to the
UK government in October 2007.
Out but not down: University
Challenge team makes it to
semi finals
A series of decisive victories won
Imperial’s University Challenge team
rare praise from Jeremy Paxman and a
devoted Twitter following before being
knocked out of the competition in the
semi finals in March 2010. Speaking
after losing the team’s last match
against St John’s, Oxford, team captain
Gilead Amit described host Paxman as
“really friendly”, adding: “I even tried to
get him to sign a copy of the Daily Mail
for the ironic value, but he refused.”
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Immune cells use ‘death bungee’
to kill dangerous cells
Immune cells use a bungee-like
nanotube to destroy dangerous cells
that could otherwise escape them,
says Imperial research published in the
Proceedings of the National Academy
of Sciences in March 2010. Natural
killer (NK) cells were previously known
to kill cells by attaching to them and
passing on toxic molecules. The new
research now shows that NK cells can
even attack targets that try to escape
by moving away by holding them with a
membrane nanotube and either pulling
them back into direct contact to be
killed or killing them from a distance.
Playing ‘Pong’ with the blink
of an eye
An open source computer game
operated by eye movements has been
developed by Imperial undergraduates,
who hope it will allow people with
severe physical disabilities to become
gamers for the first time. Players
wear glasses containing an infrared
light and a webcam that records
their eye movement and relays it to a
laptop to play the simple bat and ball
game ‘Pong’. The team announced in
March 2010 that it believes that the
technology could be adapted to create
more sophisticated games and, in the
long term, even wheelchairs controlled
by eye movements.
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New material is breakthrough
in magnetism
A structure that acts like a single
pole of a magnet has been created by
researchers at Imperial, in a feat that
has evaded scientists for decades.
The team says that their research,
published in Nature Physics in
April 2010, takes them a step closer
to isolating a ‘magnetic monopole’
– either the north or south pole of a
magnet. Scientists have long theorised
that this must be possible but have
been unable to show it in experiments.
In the newly created material, nanosized magnets are arranged in a
honeycomb structure, enabling it to act
like a magnetic monopole.
z Stay in touch
Keep in touch with Imperial after
you graduate through Facebook and
the College’s two Twitter feeds. You
can also hear the latest research
news direct from the scientists’
mouths on the College’s monthly
podcast, available for download on
the first working day of each month.
• Download the podcast from
iTunes or from:
www.imperial.ac.uk/media/
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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.
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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
S e con d g ro u p
• Senior Assistant Registrar,
Ms Rebecca Penny
• Wardens, College Tutors, Readers,
Senior Lecturers and Lecturers
• Research Excellence Awardees
T h ir d g ro u p
• Academic Registrar, Mr Nigel Wheatley
• Professors
• Principal of Imperial College Business
School, Professor David Begg
• Director of the Centre for the History of
Science, Technology and Medicine,
Dr Andrew Mendelsohn
• Principal of the Faculty of Natural
Sciences, Professor Maggie Dallman
• Head of the Centre for Educational
Development, Dr Frank Harrison
• Deputy Rector (Academic Operations)
and Principal of the Faculty
of Engineering,
Professor Stephen Richardson
• Principal of the Faculty of Medicine,
Professor Stephen Smith
• Deputy Principal of the Imperial College
Business School,
Professor Dorothy Griffiths
• Pro Rector (International Affairs),
Professor Mary Ritter
• Professor of German Studies,
Department of Humanities,
Professor Charmian Brinson
• Head of the Department of Physics,
Professor Joanna Haigh
• Director of the Graduate School of
Life Sciences and Medicine,
Dr Andrew George
• Dean, Faculty of Engineering,
Professor Richard Vinter
• Dean, Faculty of Engineering,
Professor Alan Atkinson
• Dean, Faculty of Medicine,
Professor Geoffrey Pasvol
• Dean, Faculty of Medicine,
Professor Nigel Gooderham
• Professor of Surgery,
Professor Lord Ara Darzi
• Pro Rector (Education),
Professor Julia Buckingham
• Deputy Rector (Research),
Professor Sir Peter Knight
• Newly-elected Fellows and
Honorary Graduates
• Rector’s Medal for Excellence in
Research Student Supervision awardee
F o u rth g ro u p
• College Secretary and Clerk to the Court
and to the Council, Dr Rodney Eastwood
• Lay and Non-Academic Members
of the Court
Fi f t h g ro u p
• The Rector, Sir Keith O’Nions
• Chairman of Court and of the Council,
Lord Kerr of Kinlochard
• Head of the Department of Chemistry,
Professor Tom Welton
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
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Programme of
ceremony
11.15 • Wednesday 5 May
15.30 • Wednesday 5 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 to whom the Degrees of
Master of Business Administration, Master of Science,
Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy from
Imperial College Business School have been awarded.
Presentation 0f Postgraduates
Presentation of the postgraduates to whom the Degrees
of Master of Science, Master of Research, Master of
Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy from the Faculty of
Engineering have been awarded.
Presentation of the Fellows and Honorary Graduates of
Imperial College London
The Deputy Rector (Research) requests the Rector
to confer the degree of Doctor of Science honoris causa
of Imperial College London on
• Lord Sainsbury of Turville
Musical Interlude
Lars-Erik Larsson Trombone Concertino (Third movement)
Soloist Sam Sankey, Second year, BSc Physics with Studies
in Musical Performance
The Pro Rector (International Affairs) requests the
Rector to receive the Fellow of Imperial College London
• Mr Lim Chuan Poh
The College Secretary and Clerk to the Court and to the
Council requests the Rector to receive the Fellow of
Imperial College London
• Mr Ram Gidoomal
Musical Interlude
Lars-Erik Larsson Trombone Concertino (Third movement)
Soloist Sam Sankey, Second year, BSc Physics with
Studies in Musical Performance
Presentation of Postgraduates
Presentation of the postgraduates to whom the Degrees
of Master of Science, Master of Research, Master of
Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy from the
Department of Humanities have been awarded.
Presentation of postgraduates to whom the Degrees
of Master of Science, Master of Research, Master of
Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy from the Faculty
of Natural Sciences have been awarded.
The Director of Graduate School of Life Sciences and
Medicine requests the Chairman of the Court and
of the Council to receive those who have met
the requirements for the award of the Certificate of
Advanced Study in Learning and Teaching.
Presentation of the Outstanding Achievement Award
The Pro Rector (Education) presents the winner of the
Outstanding Achievement Award
• Mr Jad Marrouche
Presentation of the Research Excellence Award
The Deputy Rector (Research) presents the winner of the
award for Research Excellence
• Professor Russell Cowburn
Valediction
The Chairman of the Court and of the Council,
Lord Kerr of Kinlochard
Presentation of the Fellows and Honorary Graduates of
Imperial College London
The Deputy Rector (Academic Operations) and Principal of
the Faculty of Engineering requests the Rector to confer
the degree of Doctor of Science honoris causa of Imperial
College London on
• Professor Robert M. Nerem
The Principal of the Faculty of Medicine requests the
Rector to confer the degree of Doctor of Science (Medicine)
honoris causa of Imperial College London on
• Professor Sir Andrew McMichael
The Professor of Surgery requests the Rector to receive the
Fellow of Imperial College London
• Lady Wolfson of Marylebone
Presentation of Postgraduates
Presentation of postgraduates to whom the Degrees
of Master of Science, Master of Research, Master of
Philosophy, Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Medicine and
Master of Surgery from the Faculty of Medicine have been
awarded.
Presentation of the Rector’s Medal for Excellence in Research
Student Supervision
The Pro Rector (Education) presents the winner of the
Rector’s Medal and Fellowship for Excellence in Research
Student Supervision
• Professor Jane Mitchell
Presentation of the Research Excellence Award
The Deputy Rector (Academic Operations) and Principal of
the Faculty of Engineering presents the winner of the award
for Research Excellence
• Professor George Jackson
Valediction
The Chairman of the Court and of the Council,
Lord Kerr of Kinlochard
God Save The Queen
Recession
Reception
God Save The Queen
Recession
Reception
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Fellows
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Mr Ram Gidoomal
Mr Lim Chuan Poh
A Fellowship of the College is the highest award Imperial can bestow on individuals
judged to be persons of distinction and persons who have rendered significant
services to the College or to the community.
Mr Ram Gidoomal
Mr Lim Chuan Poh
Lady Wolfson of Marylebone
Ram Gidoomal is a talented business
leader and entrepreneur, an energetic
philanthropist and an enthusiastic
promoter of civic responsibility.
Lim Chuan Poh has made enormous
contributions to science and education
in Singapore and internationally
through senior roles in both the Agency
for Science, Technology and Research
(A*STAR) and the Ministry of Education.
Lady Wolfson became a Trustee of the
Wolfson Foundation in 1992, following
her marriage to Lord Wolfson of
Marylebone in 1991.
As an Asian refugee from Kenya, he
first arrived in the UK in 1967 at the
age of 16 and shortly after won a place
at Imperial College London to study
physics. He graduated in 1971 and
remained at the College as a Research
Assistant until 1975, when he decided
to focus instead on building a career
in business. He has maintained a long
connection with the College, sitting
on its governing Court and Council,
and was the first chair of the Research
Ethics Committee and the Student
Trustee Board.
After leaving Imperial he worked for
the multinational company Inlaks,
becoming Deputy Group Chief Executive
in 1978 and UK Group Chief Executive
in 1985, and it was a business trip to
Mumbai in this role that was the trigger
for setting up his first charity. The
Christmas Cracker Charitable Trust was
founded in 1989 and mobilised 50,000
teenagers to raise over £5 million
during the subsequent eight years for
people suffering from the effects of
poverty in developing countries.
Many other charitable endeavours
followed, including the South Asian
Development Partnership, founded
in 1991 to encourage entrepreneurial
activities in the UK and South Asia,
Citylife, which helps disadvantaged
people in the UK to find jobs and
housing, and the Employability
Forum, set up to help refugees to find
employment.
Lady Wolfson
of Marylebone
In addition to his business and
charitable success, Mr Gidoomal stood
in the 2000 and 2004 London Mayoral
elections, polling around 100,000 votes
on each occasion.
He was awarded the CBE for services
to the business community and race
relations in 1998.
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As Chair of A*STAR, a position he has
held since April 2007, he leads an
international community of scientists
with the mission of carrying out worldclass research, translating findings
into applications that have both social
and economic value and nurturing the
next generation of scientists. He was
previously A*STAR’s Deputy Chair and
was a board member of its Biomedical
Research Council since 2004.
Prior to moving to A*STAR, Mr Lim
was Permanent Secretary at the
Ministry of Education, a post he held
from July 2003. Major successes in
this role include transforming the
publicly funded universities into
Autonomous Universities and reviewing
the university research framework
to create the Academic Research
Council and a new Academic Research
Funding Framework. He is a strong
supporter of international collaboration
between leading research-intensive
universities, in particular guiding
the establishment of the NUS-Duke
Graduate Medical School.
Before turning his talents to science
and education, he pursued a successful
23-year career with the Singapore
Armed Forces, rising to the positions of
Chief of the Army and then Chief of the
Defence Force from 1998 to 2003.
He is a mathematics graduate of
Cambridge University, and also
attended Harvard Business School to
complete the Advanced Management
Programme in 2003.
He was named one of Science
magazine’s ‘people to watch’ in 2009,
and has received a number of awards
in Singapore and internationally for his
contribution to science, education and
the military.
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Together, they are amongst the UK’s
leading philanthropists, providing
around £35 million each year through
the Foundation to support scientific
and medical research, education and
the arts.
Lady Wolfson plays a prominent role in
the Foundation, founded in 1955, taking
a particular interest in its activities in
the arts and humanities, and sitting on
the science and medicine panel.
Amongst the many projects at Imperial
supported by the Foundation are
the new Wolfson Education Centre
for medical students at Imperial’s
Hammersmith Campus and the Wolfson
and Weston Research Centre for Family
Health launched in 2002, which is
working to reduce infant mortality and
birth defects such as cleft palate and
spina bifida.
Lady Wolfson is also a Trustee of the
Wolfson Family Charitable Foundation,
a Governor of Tel Aviv University, Joint
President of the Edith Wolfson Hospital,
Holon, Israel, and Honorary President of
Haddassah Hospital, Jerusalem.
She has been awarded the Fellowship
of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and
King’s College London, and an honorary
degree by UCL.
Lady Wolfson is also a Trustee of the
Royal College of Physicians.
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Honorary Graduates
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Imperial College London honorary degrees are awarded to people of conspicuous
merit, who are outstanding in their field or who have given exceptional service to
the College.
Professor Sir Andrew McMichael
Professor Robert M. Nerem
Lord Sainsbury of Turville
Sir Andrew McMichael is an
internationally leading immunologist
renowned for his work on T cell immune
responses to virus infections, in
particular influenza and HIV.
An early pioneer of bioengineering,
Professor Robert M. Nerem founded
the discipline at Georgia Tech in 1987,
developed his group into one the
highest rated in the field in the USA.
A noted businessman, politician
and philanthropist, Lord Sainsbury’s
contribution to the UK’s science and
technology base has been immense.
He is Professor of Molecular Medicine
and Director of the Weatherall Institute
of Molecular Medicine at the University
of Oxford, where he leads projects on
subjects including the development
of HIV vaccines, with two candidate
vaccines now being tested in phase one
clinical trials by his group.
He began his career in the Department
of Aeronautical and Astronautical
Engineering at Ohio State University,
where he completed his degree in 1964,
and rose to the rank of professor in
1972 and Associate Dean for Research
in the Graduate School in 1975.
He qualified in medicine in 1968 from
the University of Cambridge and St
Mary’s Hospital Medical School, now
part of Imperial’s School of Medicine,
and obtained his PhD in immunology
at the National Institute for Medical
Research in 1974. He began his career
as a house physician and house
surgeon at St Mary’s and Hammersmith
Hospitals, now part of Imperial College
Healthcare NHS Trust. In 1977 he
moved to the Nuffield Departments of
Surgery and Clinical Medicine at the
University of Oxford, then became a
Professorial Fellow at Trinity College in
1983 and then at Corpus Christi College
in 2000.
Sir Andrew was elected a Fellow of
the Royal Society in 1992 and elected
to the European Molecular Biology
Organisation in 2004. Awards and
honours include the Novartis Prize in
1998, the Rose Payne Distinguished
Scientist award in 1998, the Sheikh
Hamdan Award in 2000, the Ambuj
Nath Bose Prize, Royal College of
Physicians, in 2001, and Imperial’s
Ernst Chain Prize and the Nature/NESTA
Award for Lifetime Mentoring in 2006.
He was knighted in 2008 for services to
medical science.
His interest in applying engineering
to the human body was stimulated
when, while studying heat transfer to
space vehicles re-entering the Earth’s
atmosphere, he was asked to help
investigate the effects of lift-off on
astronauts. He subsequently spent a
year as a visiting professor at Imperial
College London with the celebrated
bioengineer Professor Colin Caro, and
continued to pursue his interest in
biomedical engineering on returning
to Ohio.
In 1979 Professor Nerem moved to the
University of Houston, where he served
as Professor and Chairman of the
Department of Mechanical Engineering.
He then took up the Parker H. Petit
Distinguished Chair for Engineering
in Medicine at Georgia Tech in 1987,
where he also founded and directed the
Petit Institute for Bioengineering and
Bioscience and the Georgia Tech/Emory
Centre for the Engineering of Living
Tissues in 1998.
He was the founding President of the
American Institute of Medical and
Biological Engineering, and a past
President of the International Union
for Physical and Engineering Sciences
in Medicine and the International
Federation for Medical and Biological
Engineering. He is a member of the
US National Academy of Engineering
and of the Institute of Medicine of the
US National Academy of Sciences. He
is also an Honorary Fellow of the UK’s
Institution of Mechanical Engineers.
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As Parliamentary Under-Secretary of
State with responsibility for science and
innovation at the Department for Trade
and Industry, he earned the respect of
researchers for his genuine passion for
science and technology.
He acted as a high profile spokesperson
for science on issues such as nuclear
power, stem cell research and the use
of animals in research, and his time as
minister from 1998 to 2006 covered a
period of unprecedented government
investment in science.
Professor
Sir Andrew McMichael
His commitment to bettering society
through science, technology and
medicine led him to found the Gatsby
Charitable Foundation in 1967.
Since then it has awarded around
£500 million to support work in fields
such as technical education, plant
science and mental health.
High profile projects advanced by
the Foundation include the Gatsby
Computational Neuroscience Unit at
UCL, the Sainsbury Laboratory for
Plant Molecular Pathology in Norwich,
Sainsbury Management Fellowships
for UK Engineers, and the Institute for
Government, which supports the skills
development of senior civil servants
and politicians.
Lord Sainsbury also has extensive
business experience in the family’s
supermarket chain, as Finance Director
from 1973–90, Deputy Chairman
from 1988–92 and Chairman from
1992–98. Prior to that, he read history
and psychology at King’s College,
Cambridge, and gained an MBA from
the Columbia Graduate School of
Business in 1971.
Professor
Robert M. Nerem
Lord Sainsbury
of Turville
He was created a life peer in 1997.
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Graduate Prizewinners 2010
The following awards and prizes are given to students with
a record of exceptional achievement in scholarship.
Imperial College
Business School
Applied Finance Prize
Qiuyang Wang
Applied Risk Management Prize
Wenchao Zhou
Asset Pricing Prize
Prejesh Jost
Malgorzata Kloka
Best Individual Report Performance on
MSc International Health Management
Jan Vyjidak
Best Individual Research Report
Performance on MSc Management
Anna Miller
Best Overall Performance (Distance
Learning MBA)
John Mulcahy
Best Overall Performance (Executive MBA)
Piers Kotting
Best Overall Performance (MBA)
Katharine Lamont
Best Overall Performance on
MSc International Health Management
Lewis Reuben
Best Overall Performance on
MSc Management
Xiate Li
Best Overall Performance on
MSc Risk Management
Ying Zhu
Mathematical Finance Prize
Lathaporn Ratanavararak
ChevronTexaco All-round Contribution
Prize
Abdulrahman Olukade
MBA Outstanding Achievement Award
Jeannette Adu-Bodie
Don Pashley Memorial Prize
Eva McGuire
MSc Finance Dissertation Prize
Constantinos Nicolaides
DSTL Prize in Composite Materials
Tomasz Cwik
MSc Finance Outstanding Student Prize
Lingling Zheng
Dudley Newitt Prize for Experimental
Excellence
Feng Huai Tay
MSc Management Prize for Business
Informatics and Innovation Management
Xiaowen Du
MSc Risk Management and Financial
Engineering Dissertation Prize
Cesar Mora
MSc Risk Management and Financial
Engineering Outstanding Student Prize
Ying Zhu
Nicol Gross Memorial Prize
Katharine Lamont
Numerical Finance Prize
Raghav Khosla
Portfolio Management Prize
Simone Serrajotto
Business Plan Competition Prize
Mohamad Yoland Ballout
Jakub Czarnota
Diego Fernandez Garcia
Michael Gallagher
Rachel Garrett
Grace Matar
Principal’s Prize (Distance Learning MBA)
John Mulcahy
Corporate Finance Prize
Romain Smadja
ABS Consulting Prize in Earthquake
Engineering
Edurne Nunez Moreno
Joan Woodward Postgraduate Memorial
Prize
Jeannette Adu-Bodie
Katharine Lamont
Rupert Newell
Chevron Prize
Johannes Kalunka
Constance Fligg Tipper Centenary
Memorial Prize
Junsheng Wang
Principal’s Award for the Most
Outstanding Doctoral Thesis
Celina Smith
Full-Time MBA Project Prize
Katharine Lamont
Chevron Fieldwork Prize
Kirsty Simpson
MBA Finance Prize
Fabian Walesch
Best Overall Performance on
MSc Actuarial Finance
Jenifer Ward
Executive MBA Prize
Yang Zhang
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IBM Innovation, Entrepreneurship and
Design Project Prize
Christine Butler-Cole
Tim Foote
Frances Harrison
Omar Lababedi
Albert Pescheck
Faculty of Engineering
AES Laboratories Prize
Elaine Saliba
Ash Prize
Vikram Mehta
Black & Veatch Prize in Environmental
Engineering
Amelie Seguret
BP Prize
Hugo Bettencourt Machado
Mark Logie
Krystel-Maria St Clair
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Elaine Austin Centenary Memorial Prize
Nicolas Autrusson
Toby Coleman
Energy Institute Prize in Petroleum
Engineering
Weeraya Wuttipittayamongkol
Energy Institute Prize in Petroleum
Geoscience
Olivier Chailin
ERM Prize for Civil Engineering and
Sustainable Development
Scott Clyne
Eryl Cadwaladr Davis Prize
Qiang Liu
Frank Hodgson Memorial Prize
Gauthier Byrne
Geoff Hewitt Prize
Lingling Joanne Liao
Gyebi Kufuor Memorial Prize
Rotana Hay
Hilfred Chau Prize
Richard Newcombe
Janet Watson Centenary Memorial Prize
Paul Shearing
Journal of Petroleum Geology Prize
Osivwi Thomas-Ideh
Julia Higgins Centenary Prize
Michael Bajomo
Lapworth Medal
Christopher Grew
Letitia Chitty Centenary Memorial Prize
Ana Mijic
Chris Walker
London Petrophysical Society Prize
Kay Johnson
Pichaya Ruthairung
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
Matthey Prize
Gowsihan Poologasundarampillai
McLean Medal
Julian George
Victor Appleby Prize in
Engineering Hydrology
Ana Mijic
Maurice Hanson Prize
Alina Tuerk
Faculty of Natural Sciences
OPC Ltd Well Test Analysis Prize
Morounranti Vigo
Abdus Salam Postgraduate Prize
Dionigi Benincasa
Jurgis Pasukonis
Patrick J. Dowling Prize in
Advanced Structural Engineering
Chris Walker
John Stonehouse Malaria
Memorial Prize
Ellen Bushell
Student Award for
Outstanding Achievement
Joseph Hooker Prize
Chloe Hardman
Faculty of Natural Sciences
Jad Marrouche
Lord Porter Prize
Stefano Meliga
Michael Way Prize
Timothy Harvey-Samuel
A.D. Lees Prize
Steven Bacon
Nanomaterials Prize
Emma Schmidgall
Petroleum Geological Society
Prize
Tenice Peaches Nangoo
Arcadis Water Management Prize
Aisha Gloudon
Akomeno Omu
Ross Makuch Memorial Law Prize
Stefan Pfenniger
John Wallace
Philips Group Project Prize in
Computing Science
Andrew Durnin
Mark Howe
Arnar Jonsson
Edmund Noon
Sebastian Smith
BP Gas, Power and Renewables
Prize
Simon Atkins
Ian King
Scott Wilson Prize (First Prize)
Sean Frisby
RBS MSc Advanced Computing
Best Student Prize
Nataly Maimari
Konstantinos Mamouras
Michael Nicolaou
Edmond Noon
Centenary Prize for Outstanding
PhD Student in Science
Communication in Cell and
Molecular Biology
Pallavi Bhatta
RBS MSc Computing Science
(Specialist) Best Student Prize
Arnar Jonsson
R.H. Gummer Exhibition of the
Energy Institute
William Mumby
Tom Warren
Robert Bird Group Award
Nicolas Autrusson
Toby Coleman
Ronald Stewart Jenkins Memorial
Prize
Hong Dong
Soil Mechanics Prize
Panagiotis Zachariou
Stella Bagrit Centenary Memorial
Prize
Benjamin Hardcastle
BP Prize in Strategic Thinking
Charlotte Lee Wolf
Centenary Prize for MRes in
Biochemical Research
Joanna Young
Charlotte Rich Memorial Prize for
Water and Waste Management
Bojana Bajzelj
Megan McGill
Dennis Anderson Memorial Prize
Kirsty Townsend
ENVIRON Student Excellence Prize
Simon Atkins
Environmental Resources
Management Prize
Simon Atkins
Bridget Jackson
Tony Evans Memorial Prize
Benoit Illy
Townend Prize
Joshua Mermelstein
Gerald Durrell Prize
Henry Travers
Weinberg Prize
Karen Shu San Manley
Gladys Locke Prize in Applied
Optics
Jonas Morgenweg
Unwin Postgraduate Prize in Civil
Engineering
Hamid Zolghadr Zadeh Jahromi
Sir Alan Fersht Prize
Rebecca Nonoo
Megan Wright
Susan Pritchard Memorial Prize
Mark Tarry
Southwood Prize
Benedict Godsall
Diane Lawrence
William Pearse
T.H. Huxley Prize
Katrina Armour-Marshall
Winton Capital Prize for the Best
PhD Thesis in Physics
Joseph Kwiatkowski
Isla Simpson
EFTEC Prize
Catherine Peart
Enviros Prize for Environmental
Analysis and Assessment
Emma Keller
Maria Vinogradova
Unwin Postgraduate Prize
Konstantinos Gkagkas
Basile Vigneron
Scott Wilson Prize (Runner-up)
Bridget Jackson
Gordon Conway Rockefeller
Foundation Prize
Emily Beauchamp
James Waters
CASLAT
Rees Rawlings CASLAT Prize
Moez Draief
Faculty of Medicine
Research
Excellence
Awards 2010
The following research teams
have demonstrated high
academic achievement and
significant future potential.
Nanoscale Science and
Technology, Department of
Physics
Team Leader
Professor Russell Cowburn
Team members
Dr Claire Adjiman
Dr Amparo Galindo
Dr Erich A Müller
Professor Costas Pantelides
Professor Stratos Pistikopoulos
Dr Carlos Avendaño
Dr Andrew Haslam
Dr Panagiotis Karamertzanis
Dr Thomas Lafitte
Dr Felix Llovell
Dr Alexandr Malijevsky
Dr Rik Wensink
Molecular Systems Engineering,
Department of Chemical
Engineering and Chemical
Technology
Team Leader
Professor George Jackson
Team Members
Dr Liliane Fossati-Jimack
Dr Elena Goicoechea De Jorge
Dr Francesco Carlucci
Dr Talat Malik
Dr Fang-Ping Huang
Mrs Kirsten Rose
Ms Marta Szajna
Brenda Ryman Centenary
Memorial Prize
Jennifer Parker
Sheila Adam Centenary Prize for
Public Health and Epidemiology
Yolande Knight
Richard Batchelor Prize in
Immunology
Ksenija Jovanovic
Rosa Beddington Centenary Prize
Ana Banito
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Postgraduates and Diplomates 2010
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
Nicolas Autrusson
Keyvan Azimi
Hooman Bagherkani
Lydia Barton
Tomass Bernots
Ian Bousfield
Jon Card
Yu-Sheng Chang
Nicolas Chastang
Anne-Mathilde Clairouin
Toby Coleman
Tomasz Cwik
Isabelle D’Huysse
Juan Franco Sumariva
Jean-Christophe Gantois
Juan Gari
Arthur Grunwald
Hassan Hamid
Mengchen Hu
Ziyu Huang
Hyun Chul Jeong
Fan Jiang
Michael Kociolek
Yuen Fung Lam
Haewoong Lee
Xuke Luan
Sepideh Malekzadeh
Tryfon Mantsos
Nicola Mereu
Sophie Mottet
Ayad Othman
Sujie Peng
Olivier Perot
Grégoire Petit
Dk Norulhashimah Pg
Hassim
Satyajit Ravindra
Rida Rikabi
Ann Sara Sheikh
Srisai Sivakumar
Jan Stuller
Shi Tang
Zachary Wilson
Mohd Zainol Abidin
Bioengineering
Stelios Angeli
Lorenzo Audibert
Céline Bayard
Maedeh Borhani
Alexandra Boussommier
Varachaya Chimnikorn
Anne-Mathilde Choisy
Rafael Coronado Santos
William Desoutter
Slim Ghorbal
Matthew Grech Sollars
Gudfinna Halldorsdottir
Marcus Hallerstrom
Benjamin Hardcastle
Yi Hou
Melpomeni Kalofonou
Konstantinos Kapnisis
Iro Koliakou
Yen-Ni Lee
David Lefebvre
Vikram Mehta
Roxana Montazerian
Foteini Moysiadou
Corinne Nahas
Ryan Nazareth
Yun Peng
Farah Shareef
Mohammed Tahlak
Marie-Thérèse Vasilache
Jean-Louis Wang
Franck Wolff
Chemical Engineering
and Chemical
Technology
Gbenga Akinbola
Madina Assanbayeva
Rahul Bagga
Rebecca Bamford
John Bender
Palang
Bumroongsakulsawat
Zhehui Cao
Jose Castro
Huiwen Dong
Serene Farah
Ji’An Fu
Tzu Hung Huang
Matthew Irheren
Romain Lambert
Lingling Joanne Liao
Fang Ling
Kristina Mois
Jim Noven Ng
Oritsegbubemi Ogbe
Fiona Oloo
Adetoyese Oyedun
Eleni Pefani
Chunhu Qin
Adewale Raji
Iain Robinson
Patcharin
Samphawamontri
Kolawole Sangodoyin
Nicholas Seegulam
Can Song
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Varaporn Tirasvasdichai
Romain Vignais
Rudolf Vorkeh
Yijun Wang
Zili Zhang
Xi Wen Zhou
Xin Zhou
Xinchen Zhou
Yun Zhou
Bonan Zhu
Civil and
Environmental
Engineering
Abimbola Abari
Nuraishah Abd Rahman
Raphael Aboulkheir
Sara Andrews
Sunday Anukwu
Carlos Arevalo Robles
Renata Arszylo
Diana Aziku
Muhammad Aziz
Eleni Bakali
Alistair Baldwin
Stylianos Barbopoulos
Dalila Benchabane
Ioannis Borotoulas
Tomoe Bourdier
Emilie Brillault
Corynn Brodsky
Gauthier Byrne
Xu Cao
Susana Cardoso Lopes De
Almeida
Kai-Ting Chan
Natalie Yee-Guan Chan
Emmanouil
Chatziefraimidis
Shu Chen
Tao Chen
Angus Pak Wing Cho
Scott Clyne
James Collins
Lindsay Copenhaver
Shu Cruikshank
Barry Cullen
Raphael Curtz
Clémence Decq
Jean-Pierre Dennes
Luca Di Mario
Marios Dimitriadis
Christos Dimoglou
Gofetamang Ditalelo
Hong Dong
Darran Donovan
Juan Duan
Gaspard Dubert
Robert Duff
Romain Dugué
Julien Duprey
Smaragdi Efthymiou
Frederick Meng Khuan
Eng
Ignacio Escobar Carrera
Marie-Christine Esposito
Zhiguo Fan
Thibault Faninger
Muhammad Farooq
Jacques Kai-Chieh Ferriere
Panagiotis Filippas
William Fooks
Mark Frost
Zeming Fu
Yue Gao
Ioannis Gkourmis
Emmanouil Glampedakis
Carmel Golden
Sarah Grainger
Eftychia Gratsaniti
Christopher Grew
Maria Grigorakou
David Grima
Bassem Grizi
Matthias Gunat
Simon Hamlin
Rebekah Hardman
Antonia Hart
Javeriya Hasan
Oran Hassan
Rotana Hay
Saifllah Hejazi
Rafael HernandezPalacios
Ka Kay Ho
Catherine Hodson
Charlotte Honoré
Sharon Hook
Emesomake Idornigie
Charles-Emmanuel
Impallomeni
Zhu Jiang
Rhidian Jones
Sophie Kallin
Hasan Kamal
Xenia Karekla
Panagiotis Katsikaridis
Alibek Kazangapov
Nikolaos Kazos
Nurlan Kenessov
T homas Kirby
Athina Kissa
Philipp Kloucek
Wan Yee Ko
Zi Hao Kong
Simon Latham
Anastasia Lavda
Christina Lazarou
Dai Duong Le
Mathilde Leonardon
Anne-Claire Letournel
Cheuk Lam Li
Ross Lillis
Leslie Lira
Sofia Livieratou
Hao Ma
Rena Maguire
Russell Martin
Ivan Martinez Catalina
Matthew McCrank
Jamie McNuff
Bo Miao
Ana Mijic
Thomas Mikroulis
Pierre Millot
Ilias Minetos
Laurene Mireault
Zarreen Mokaddam
Barbara Moro Fernandez
Kosmas Moupagitsoglou
Dimitrios Moutaftsis
Germán Naguibine
Tobias Newland
Edurne Nunez Moreno
Ebuka Nwankwo
Sotirios OikonomouMpegetis
Clifford Okeh
Isioma Onwuaduegbo
Lucia Ortega
James Page
Konstantinos
Palasopoulos
Freyr Palsson
Petros Pandis
Georgia Papadaki
Nikolaos Papafilippou
Aimilios Pappas
Georgios Pazarliotis
Luke Pearce
Louisa Peaver
Erjon Petriti
Benjamin Ponge
Henri Pottier
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Gabriel Real Dos Santos
Gregory Rogos
Noel Ryan
Najib Saliba
Elaine Saliba
Girishanth Sathasivam
Amelie Seguret
Ioanna Sevdali
Marie Sheehan
Shih-Ting Shen
Savitree Singh
Wai Chung Siu
Rachael Skeete
Andrew Smith
Jessica Smith
Argyro Souli
Daniel Springford
Noa Stern
Christodoulos Stylianidis
Jintai Su
Omotoyosi Suleiman-Oba
Freya Summersgill
Seyed Tajallifar
Selina Talukdar
Zhiting Tao
Ned Tapley
Stavros Tasiopoulos
Asjelien Thompson
Lindsay Todman
Clothilde Tribou
Richard Tripe
Ioannis Tsiptsis
Koya Tsukiji
Alina Tuerk
Niaz Ullah
Supattra Visessri
Chris Walker
Marianne Walsh
Huiying Wang
Zhihao Wang
David Webster
David Wilby
Hin Man Wong
Elizabeth Woods
Anas Yazid
Joana YeboahAcheampong
Yin Yuan
Panagiotis Zahariou
Wending Zeng
Detan Zhang
Jia Zhang
Wenzhong Zhang
Xu Zhang
Yuankun Zhang
Yeye Zhu
Hamed
Zolghadrzadehjahromi
Computing
David Allan
Nuno Alves
Nikolas Anastasiou
Theofanis Apostolopoulos
Ali Asghar
Georgios Atsaros
Thomas Bateman
Yerzhan Beisenbayev
Lucas Boone
Theologis Chapsalis
Ilias Charisiadis
Daniel Cook
Richard Coxson
Bruno Cunha Magalhaes
Daniel de Matos Silvestre
Ivan Dryanovski
Javid Enayat
Wenli Fang
Mohsina Ferdous
Hugo Figueiredo Da Costa
Marios Fragkoulis
Malgorzata Gabriel
Arthur Gaudriot
Adeline Giacometti
Stefano Guidolin
Mathieu Guillame-Bert
Christopher Haugli
Wai Kuan Hon
Konstantinos Iliopoulos
Gareth Jones
Arnar Jonsson
Karolos-Evgenios
Kantounis
Roger Kingdon
Adrien Kiren
Roman Kolcun
Stepan Kopriva
Dimitrios Kouzapas
Gijsbert Kruitbosch
Yiannos Kryftis
Anna Krzeczkowska
Marc Labadens
Antonis Lambrou
Adrien Le Masle
Tingting Li
Wenbin Li
Xiaohua Li
Shumei Li
Yongjin Liang
David Lilburn
Dianhuan Lin
Raymond Liu
Salinkate Logavit
Nataly Maimari
Konstantinos Mamouras
Aikaterini Marazopoulou
Graham Markall
Pedro Martins
Adrian Matei
Fotis Menemenis
Jakub Michalski
Horatiu Mocian
Parastoo Mojabi
Michael Nicolaou
Edmund Noon
Debapriya Pal
Sagar Patel
Chariklis Pittaras
Christian Rigor
Kate Rosenberg
Gregoris Savvides
Sebastian Smith
Dominic Spill
James Stevenson
Sundip Tailor
Wee Hon Tan
Aakif Tanveer
Philippe Thong
Edward Thorley
Alexandre Tourre
Augustin Trancart
Haiyan Wang
Ke Wang
Yingtao Wang
Julien Weissenberg
Tianming Wu
Sixiu Zhang
Siqi Zhao
Xiaoyuan Zou
Earth Science and
Engineering
Rosmawati Abdul
Rahman
Asad Adhami
Olayemi Adu
Praveen Agnihotri
Ammar Ahmad
Yernur Akashev
Nafa Al Jahdhami
Anwar Albeaiji
Ali Alkhatib
Ahmed Al-Yaqoobi
Benedict Amaechi
Abdullateef Amodu
Albert Avu
Leila Azimova
Raheel Baig
Anthony Baptista
Shahryar Barati
John Beaty
Mohamed Belkabir
Damien Bellio
Hugo Bettencourt
Machado
Julya Bonkat
Guillaume Bourgeois
Eduardo Bravo
James Brick
Olivier Chailan
Kate Chapman
Weng Hong Chong
Oliver Davis
Anna Dawson
Pierre de Rouge
Irianan Derrick
Ayebatari Diete
Manson Egberibine
Oluseyi Ekanem
Edwin Ekpiri
Mounir El Maarouf
Irene Eteri
Marc Ferris
Paul Froydenlund
Mukhtar Garadaghi
Baijayanta Ghosh
Khushal Gohel
Anna Gorton
Steven Griffiths
Bernard Guerbet
David Havlin
Katja Hentschel
Hjh Nadia Malinie Hj
Alias
Hamizah Hj Hamzah
Jonathan Hodgson
Issomme Iloabachie
Izuchukwu Ilonze
Elrad Iskakov
Endurance Itsekiri
Ebube John-Nwosu
Jeremy Johnson
Kay Johnson
Denis Kadito
Eventus Kalu
Johannes Kalunka
Nurbek Karatalov
Izzah Kassim
Grant Kelly
Bakhytzhan Khairaliyev
Igbal Khanjigazov
Taro Kiley
Adaiyibo Kio
Nickolay Kostromin
Christopher Leader
Jonathan Levay
Elizabeth Lloyd
Katherine Lloyd
Mark Logie
James Lowden
Georgina Malas
Hisham Mamode
Andrew MangeonFairweather
Calum McDowell
Roisin McGee
Tinatin Meskhi
Christian Moebius
Cristian Moncada
Palacio
Kazeem Mudi
Said Muratbekov
Nuru Nabage
Tenice Nangoo
Richard Neale
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Claire Nunes Harrington
Sena
Anthony Nwani
Mu’Az Ohi Obadaki
Akinola Obembe
Folake Odesanya
Chima Ojukwu
Abdulrahman Olukade
Olumuyiwa Oluleye
Theresa Otagwo
David Paillassa
Richard Parker
Thomas Patouillaud
Abrar Pewekar
Olayinka Popoola
Remi Rateau
Tanuja Rawatlal
Fernan Rodriguez
Cecep Rudiana
Pichaya Ruthairung
Anwarudin Saidu
Mohamed
Sanjiv Samaroo
Nursyazwani Sani
Daoud Shaikh
Guillaume Siffer
Ilona Sildmae
Kirsty Simpson
James Siviter
Bertrand Six
Jeremy Soule
Mark Spence
Krystel-Maria St Clair
Kezzah St. Clair
Christopher Swift
Sten Tham
Osivwi Thomas-Ideh
Paul Thomson
Olzhas Tleukhabyluly
Alan Tominey
Alonso Torres
Suphawan
Tungdumrongsub
William Tyrrell
Azor Ude
Chima Ugwuegbu
Gadilbek Uxukbayev
Luke van Den Brul
Gerald Vandenbroucke
Kanda Vattanapornpirom
Morounranti Vigo
Muhammad Muneeb
Ali Virk
Thomas Weight
Thomas Whatling
Victoria Wilson
Elizabeth Li Hoong Wong
Harry Wood
Weeraya
Wuttipittayamongkol
Ming Yang
Elchaikh Zaki
Zonni Zeta
Yan Zhang
I have been trying to
point out that in our lives chance
may have an astonishing influence
and, if I may offer advice to the
young laboratory worker, it
would be this – never to neglect
an extraordinary appearance or
happening.” –
Sir Alexander Fleming,
Nobel laureate and discoverer of penicillin at St
Mary’s Hospital, now part of Imperial
Electrical and
Electronic
Engineering
Neva Agarwala
Hesham Alsada
Matthias Amble
Nisha Amthul
Gobiraj Anandavel
Pierre-Emile Ansart
Arta Babaee
Laurent Babut
Ludovic Bourset
Ran Cao
Bingyu Chen
Li Cheng
Cai Cheng
Severine Chevalier
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Postgraduates and Diplomates 2010
Vanessa Colace
Jean-Baptiste Colin
Jing Jing Cui
Pierre-François
Desrumaux
Linlin Diao
Bo Du
Jie Du
Nicolas Dubail
Benoit Durand
Mohamed El Sharkawy
Ying Fan
Charlotte Fessard
Ming Ge
Jean-Baptiste Genin
Sira Gonzalez
Zhenyu Guan
Onur Guven
Shuoqiu Hu
Syed Imtiaz
Syed Jafri
Asim Javed
Guillaume Jean
Richard Jeffries
Vladimir Jeliazkov
Asraa Kamil Amin
Anthony Kolak
Yixin Li
Kai Liao
Marc Medico
Afaaq Mohamed Batcha
Christina Morfopoulou
Mohammad Noorbakhsh
Temiloluwa Oyefuga
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Athina Pandi
Nektarios Pelekanos
Georgios Perakakis
Antonio Perez Espinosa
De Los Monteros
Dk Norleha Pg Hj Mohd
Yassin
Francois Polle
Adam Powell
Radi Ramlee
Hua Rong
Jahanzeb Sajid
Konstantinos Sechidis
Eric Segura
Adam Senkoro
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Julie Sithongsouk
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Chenzi Sun
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Manolis Tsakiris
Kostis Tzanettis
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Nikolas ValantassisKanellos
Wan Salmizaini Wan Zain
Ying Wang
Junzhuo Wu
Stylianos Xepapadakis
Weihan Xiong
Yi Yao
Liting Yu
Hasham Zafar
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Cheng Zhang
Han Zhang
Jin Zhang
Xiliang Zhang
Xin Yi Zhou
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Ahmad Ahmed
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Amr El Beleidy
Guillaume Eudier
Georgios-Anastasios
Goumas
Philipp Gruenewald
Andrew Hadland
Roger Hollies
Chatree Kettong
Anne-Lise Laurain
Saulat Lone
Emeric Lujan
Matthieu Maudelonde
Christopher McAtominey
Styden Rwebangila
Konstantinos
Theodoropoulos
Erika VelazquezArmendariz
Liana Vella
Charlotte Virally
Alan Whitaker
Christopher Whitehouse
Weimin Xi
Thomas Young
Roberto Zaetta
Mechanical
Engineering
Dae Kyung Ahn
Ross Atkin
Edouard Audi
Sarat Babu
Christos Barmparousis
Andy Brand
Charles Brand
Archit Chamaria
Chi-Yu Chen
Cecilia Cini
Cecile Dartiguenave
Olivier De Meerschman
Jay Dodia
Leyla Dorri
Guillaume Drapier
Pu Duan
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Anouk Dufour
Stefan Dzisiewski-Smith
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Gianpaolo Fusari
Jose Garcia Huidobro
Maria-Alexandra Georgiou
Kanishka Milton Ghosh
David Graham
Hersh Haladker
Christopher Holden
Tareq Hussain
Nurlan Ibraimov
Matt Johnson
Fraz Khan
Bowen Li
Isabel Lizardi
Sain Gee Keith Man
Daniel Mason
Kroezen Menno
Philippa Mothersill
Edward Murfitt
Maryam Nabavi
Bibiana Nelson
Kulkanich Pakdeearporn
Meichen Pan
Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony
Katrien Ploegmakers
Nicholas Reddall
Alexandros RomanosLouizos
Thomas Rouyre
Arif Sheraz
Andrew Choon Keat Teoh
Changjia Tian
Hermann Trebsche
Basile Vigneron
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Peng Sheng Xu
Zhuyu Zhang
Yufeng Zheng
Xun Xing Loh
Karen Shu San Manley
Joshua Mermelstein
Teresa Mortera Blanco
Diogo Narciso
Christopher Pink
Raphael Slade
Nisha Sohal
Feng Tay
Severine Toson
Antoine Trzcinski
Ioannis Vyrides
Chiao-Chien Wei
Unalome Wetwatana
Faculty of Engineering,
Diploma of the
Imperial College,
Master of Philosophy
and Doctor of
Philosophy
Civil and
Environmental
Engineering
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Paola Apruzzese
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Alexandros Avdis
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Adelaide De Vecchi
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Vicent Tormo
Prangchira
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Sang Ngoc Nguyen
Sma Nilsuwan
Ala Qubain
Pavel Sztefek
Donal Taylor
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Bioengineering
Alessandra Carriero
Ying Chi
Emma Corcoles
Zeynep Engin
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Yan Huang
Evangelos Lazaridis
Ji-Eun Lee
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Aman Saleem
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Thanut Tosanguan
Anoop Walia
Chemical Engineering
and Chemical
Technology
Mohd Anuar
Michael Bajomo
Ruth Blackwell
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Gavin Daisley
Antonio Ferretti
Lu Gao
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Siti Ismail
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Yuan-Min Lin
Pei Liu
Owen Abbe
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Kriangkrai Arunotayanun
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Khalid Bichou
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Marios Christou
Shane Donatello
Marina Economidou
Yun Lei Hu
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Teik Hua Law
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Ka Ho Nip
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Joelma Queiroz
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Marios Theofanous
Hamid Zolghadr Zadeh
Jahromi
Computing
Julien Abi Nahed
Dalal Alrajeh
Syed Amin
Alexandros Bouganis
Nicholas Cameron
Kian Chan
Georgia Chan
Margarita Chli
Driss Choujaa
Vasa Curcin
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Chun Hok Ho
Rashed Karim
Polyxeni-Margarita
Kleniati
Karim Lekadir
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Andrew McVeigh
Jacey Minoi
George Mylonas
Simon Overell
Julien Pansiot
Jayshan Raghunandan
Alberto Schaeffer Filho
Andrew Smith
Alexander Summers
Wednesday 5 May 2010 • Royal Albert Hall
Angelos Tsoukalas
Xikun Wu
Kai Ye
Yu Zhang
Earth Science and
Engineering
Saleh Al Mansoori
Abdul Al Raba’ani
Abdullah Alkindi
Saif Alsayari
Olalekan Aluko
Timothy Arnold
Richard Baker
Adam Candy
Ian Cope
Peter Deveugle
Patrick Farrell
Adam Hawkes
Shoudong Huo
Nasiru Idowu
Shan Jiang
Rachel Kieft
Robert Lewis
Zhenggang Nie
Adriana Paluszny
Rodriguez
Kate Peel
Imran Rahman
Matteo Ravenna
Moshood Sanni
Paul Shearing
Margaret Stewart
Barry Stoffell
Samantha Taggart
Olumide Talabi
Yingjie Wang
Cian Wilson
Penelope Wozniakiewicz
Electrical and
Electronic Engineering
Maria Angelopoulou
Silvia Bardi
Arvind Bhusate
Gerard Briscoe
Matthieu Bultelle
Manuel Castro
Hyeygjeon Chang
Conor Clifford
Nikolaos Dimakis
Nuno Goncalves Da Silva
Laurence Hey
Wang Hei Ho
Yun Hou
David Howey
Mohammad Jahangiri
Hariton Korizis
Panagiotis-Aristidis
Kountouriotis
Xiang Lin
Azibananye Mengot
Patience Orukpe
Alexandre Pais Da Silva
Sree Payyala
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Farrukh Rashid
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Kwang Hwee Seah
Ravindra Singh
Supawat Supakwong
Kieron Turkington
Georgios Tzimiropoulos
Yizhou Wang
Yung-Chuan Wen
Tingting Zhang
Li Zhao
Xiaowei Zhao
Yun Zhou
Materials
Joseph Cook
Denis Cumming
Fatos Derguti
Christine Dimech
Julian George
Rosemary Greaves
Despina Hadjiapostolidou
Sehban Husain
Benoit Illy
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Hedeer Jawad
Nazim Joomun
Shima Kadkhodazadeh
Hiroko Kusumoto
Sen Lin
Emily Michie
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Gowsihan
Poologasundarampillai
Pavel Ramirez Lopez
Maria Rodriguez
Randhir Singh
Paul Stuart
Min Tang
Sarah Wagstaffe
Junsheng Wang
Mechanical
Engineering
James Atteck
Pierre Belanger
David Bland
Ruth Brooker
Yum Ji Chan
Georgios Charalampous
Jie Chen
Desmond Chong
Tindaro Cicero
Thomas Clarke
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Colin Copeland
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Giuseppe Forastiero
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Joonsik Sohn Lee
Nikolaos Soulopoulos
Oliver Stein
Tsz Ho Tse
Gareth Tucker
Pankaj Vaishnavi
Ruddy Vincent
Konstantina Vogiatzaki
Imperial College
Business School,
Diploma of the
Imperial College,
Master of Science and
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Administration
John Abbott
Lama Abdo
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Rana Ahmad
Fuad Ahmadov
Anand Aiyer
Babatunde Ajekigbe
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Aderonke Akerele
Olanrewaju Akintayo
Faisal Al Sayed
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Mohammed Alotaibi
Sanar Alserdare
Syed Altaf
Monika Alwani
Ronil Aaron Amarsi
Hyoungjin An
Binji An
Christos Anagnostopoulos
Tushar Anandani
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Andronikos Andronikou
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Pelin Anli
Imrich Antal
Georgios Antoniadis
David Apple
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Spencer Arodiogbu
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Nicolas Attalides
Anthony Atuche
Cheuk Wei Wilson Au
Theresa Babaoye
Mohamad Ballout
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Rahul Bansal
Omar Barghout
Suraj Bassi
Natalie Barha
James Bedu-Addo
Fotios Belokas
Sandish Benning
Alan Bergin
Sean Bermingham
Aneel Bhandari
Sarvil Bhansali
Nishant Bhaskar
Yasmeen Binladin
Gianandrea Bittanti
Bjorn Bjornsson
Monika Bohacova
Reno Bontemps
Shrabani Bose
Phillip Bowen
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Richard Brett
Vincent Brew
Nkiru Brigue
Andrew Brown
Marcin Budkiewicz
Aizhan Bulgakbayeva
Annika Burkert
James Busby
Nico Busch
Emma Butchart
Christine Butler-Cole
Lars Bytoft
Rui Yao Cai
Craig Campbell
Jose Campo Munera
Gustave Carasi
Andrea Carnelli
Janice Carter
Federico Castro Kahle
Jean-Michel Ceccaldi
Omar Ceron
Autrri Chakravarti
Shuk Mei Chan
Choi In Chan
Chun Chan
Xun Da Chan
Kwai Shing Chan
Sung Hin Jason Chan
Choi Kuan Chang
Ling-Yi Chang
Susannah Chapman
Kin Yuk Chau
Hammad Ahmed Cheema
Congxiao Chen
Zhen Feng Chen
Jeffrey Pak Cheung Cheng
Kevin Cheung
Wai Fung Cheung
Yuan Yee Chia
Hsiao-Ju Chien
Ronakorn Chitratsenee
Ronak Chitroda
An-Chi Chiu
Chi Hin Chiu
Hay Nam Hiram Chiu
Jingyi Chong
Kelvin Chong
Panayiotis Choutris
Mohamed Chraibi
Demetris Christofides
Li Li Chung Chiew Bhin
Kevin Churchill
Matthew Coates
Alessandro Commito
Constantinos
Constantinides
Heather Corcoran
Despina Crassa
Jakub Czarnota
Zitong Dai
Panagiota Dalamagka
Kerem Danish
Saptarshi Das
Keval Dattani
Nora De la Quintana
Amaury de La
Rochefoucauld
Raphaël de Malherbe
Luts Tom De Pla
Hui Deng
Ksenija Despotovic
Sumit Dey
Karandeep Dhanoa
Tanushri Dhoot
Harjinder Dhudwar
Andrew Di Cesare
Lorna Dickson
Alexander Dietrich
Andreas Dionyssiou
Emma Donaldson
Li Cecilia Dong
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Ioannis Drivas
Xiaowan Du
Leroy Edwards
Majid El-Amri
Nese Eryilmaz
Carlos Esteban
Jiajun Fan
Tzu-Yen Fan
Lixi Jessy Fang
Khalid Fayez
Nan Lin Feng
Zixia Feng
Diego Fernandez Garcia
Richard Fitzgibbon
Joyce Lok Lam Fong
Wednesday 5 May 2010 • Royal Albert Hall
Tim Foote
Valère Fourel
Joanna Fowler
Nikolaos Fratzeskos
Yu Hon John Fung
Demitris Gabrielides
Michael Gallagher
Yirong Gao
Ioannis-Alexios Garas
Rachel Garrett
Ralf Geier-Cibin
Max Gelber
Petros Georgakopoulos
Panayiotis Georgiou
Sandip Ghosh
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David Giles
Hamdi Girgin
Siming Gong
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Marine Gostanian
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Felix Greaves
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Sylke Grootoonk
Lang Yu Gu
Wenchao Gu
Wengjin Guo
Ankur Gupta
Priya Gupta
Paris Hadjiantonis
Christina Hadjichristofi
Charis Hadjilambri
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Ibrahim Hakim
Jerome Halluitte
Karl Harder
David Harragin
Frances Harrison
Shukun He
Yann Helle
Nihal Hemdev
Peter Hibbs
Anthony Hickson
Hans Hlynsson
Matthew Homfray
Son Young Hong
Katarina Horvathova
Phyu Phyu Htun
Han Hu
Yaowen Hu
Chih Hsuan Huang
Yu-Shan Huang
Qifan Huang
Eleanor Hughes
Chia Wei Hung
Obi Igwe
Vlad Ihora
Ayokunle Ilesanmi
Rosemary Illingworth
Suthasinee Indhawong
Igbinidu Inneh
Alexandros Iosifidis
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Daisuke Ito
Kedar Jagtap
Anabia Jamshed
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Zohra Jawed
Leila Jazaeri
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Han Kyu Jeong
Fabricio Jeronimo
Henan Jiang
Jia Yan Jiang
Min Jiang
Jolann Jiao
Sumit Joshi
Martin Jost
Eun Jung
Mina Kallenou
Akanksha Kalra
Ruthat Kantaphattana
Praveen Karadiguddi
Irena Karasamani
Layla Karimi
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Polina Kocharina
Dimitar Kolev
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Marilena Kouneni
Thalia Kounouni
Stephen Kourkoulos
Chanon Kraisoraphong
Aleksejs Krecetovs
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Oluwakemi Kupolokun
Miwa Kuwata
Leung Tak Leona Kwan
Omar Lababedi
Ju-Hsin Lai
Premkumar
Lakshminarayanan
Peony Pui Wai Lam
Ki Fung Kelvin Lam
Katharine Lamont
Pradip Lamsal
Orm Lamsam
Jin Lan
Chui Hin Cynthia Lau
Jennifer Pui Kay Lau
Athina Lavranou
Wallace Yat Hei Law
Davide Lazzari
Kaiting Lee
Chih-Yu Lee
Ho Ki Keith Lee
Ian Weian Lee
Sophia Antonia Lee
Tsung-Han Lee
Zi Ying Lee
Peter Leslie Tom Left
Marta Lema Garabatos
Mathieu Lemaire
Alex Leung
Eric Chi Fai Leung
Ho Cheung Leung
Michael Wing Ho Leung
Wan Chung Clarence
Leung
Jérémie Lewin
Reuben Lewis
Matthew Ley
Haoming Li
Jiao Li
Lu Li
Xiate Li
Xin Li
Ying Li
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Zhexu Li
Zhongkai Li
Eirini Liakou
Mikhail Liluashvili
Lixia Lim
Junyan Lin
Li Lin
Wei Suen Lin
Bo Liu
Qiang Liu
Qing Liu
Wentao Liu
Wenwen Liu
Yu-Ju Liu
Armando Ngai Shu Lo
Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony
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Yin Fong Loke
Richard Lough
Perima Louise Seck Lee
Low
Yuxi Lu
Atichart Luangsomboon
Vicky Lui
Oxana Lyakhovetskaya
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Usman Malik
Haris Malik
Xuhui Man
Varun Manchanda
Shai Manor
Asghar Maqsood
Peter Marshall
Michelle Masiglat
Grace Matar
Chrysa Mataragka
Andrius Matiuchinas
Florence Kai Lui Mau
Ioannis Mavrogiannakos
Jonathan May
Joshua McCarron
Aidan McGinley
Alastair McIntosh
Susan McKinlay
Farnaz Mehran
Tanika Mei
Tomas Melisko
Andre Mendonca
Moinuddin Merchant
Elena Mezzapesa
Maya Milan
Alexandra Miles
Vasileios Milias
Anna Miller
Kumiko Mita
Yoshio Miyamoto
Ran Mo
Khadija Mohamed
Mamoun Mohammed
Ahmed Elberir
Pedro Monteiro de Barros
Andrew Monu
Cesar Mora
Anna Morgan
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Krishna Mummidi
Neofytos Mylona
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Walaiporn Namprakai
Richard Neale
Rouba Nehme
Gurmukh Neote
Rupert Newell
Wilfred Wai Fai Ng
Roland Nicholas
Constantinos Nicolaides
Margarita Ntokorou
Amelia Nunn
Obinna Nwankwo
Adunola Obadeyi
Patrick O’Driscoll
Taris Ogboru
Mobolaji Ogunsulire
Andrea Olivari
Manuel Oliveira
Charles Oneil
Ee Poh Ong
Tessa Oraro
Come Orion
Bamidele Oshinowo
Rustem Ospanov
Rani Ousta
Mohammad Owadally
Abioye Oyetunji
David Paik
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Constantinos
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Serim Pardo
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Young Shin Park
Prejesh Patel
Prita Patel
Priya Patel
Rajiv Patel
Roshni Patel
Trishna Patel
Nick Pavlovic
Elisa Pederiva
Sylvester Pereira
Theofilos Perperidis
Albert Pescheck
Nikolas Petousis
Theeranuch Phancharoen
Tomasz Pietrzak
Elena Pilavaki
Christodoulos Plastiras
Iosifina Pournara
Hari Prabhakar
Salintip Prakoonsuksapan
Gaurav Preenja
Christina Prigkouri
Maxim Privalov
Barbara Puddinu
Yuan Qin
Bahman Rahbari
Rohit Ramesh Chand
Sutaliya
Anna Ramsay
Emmeline Randall
Andrew Ranieri
Alexey Rasseykin
Theerachote
Ratanatraiphob
Lathaporn Ratanavararak
Yash Rawal
Renu Rawat
Rajdip Ray
Robertson Reid
Elise Ren
Abdellah Rhazi
Charalampos Rizopoulos
Pierre-Antoine Rolland
Jon Ruch
Torsten Rueter
Tanachai
Rungreungthanja
Thamer Sakijha
Poonyawan Sakuntanaga
Darcelle Salkey
Gopala Sankaran
Vladimir Saramet
Neha Sarda
Benjamin Seeling
Othon-Petros
Serafetinidis
Sunit Seriburi
Simone Serrajotto
Munawer Shafi
Numayr Shafi
Arpita Shah
David Shahata
Sanober Shaikh
Ziba Shamsi
Muhamed Sharafali
Avinashi Sharan
Varun Sharma
Jie Sheng
Mansha Shi
Mengye Shi
Amandeep Shihn
Hyun Jae Shin
Man Shu
Darya Simanovich
Claire Simons
Karambir Singh
Marios Singh
Aditya Singhal
Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony
Henry Skeoch
Lina Sladkeviciute
Shirley Slotwiner
Romain Smadja
Matthew Smith
Thomas Smith
Stephanie Sofokleous
Yvonne Meow Mei Soh
Iqbal Sohal
Priyanka Sonavane
Shaobo Song
Ankit Soni
Taiwo Sonoiki
Puangporn
Sopitpongstorn
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Lauren Spang
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Ramanan
Sri-Pathmanathan
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Alexandros Stergiou
Finlay Stewart
Ralitza Stoyanova
Meiting Su
Siwen Sui
Tim Sukumanonta
Julia Sun
Jingjing Sun
Yanhui Sun
Ying Sun
Lisa Swanton
Paul Takla
Omolara Talabi
Chi Kai Tam
Qian Lucy Tan
Roger Kok Chuen Tan
Edwin Tan
Lolita Stephanie Tan
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Yick Chun Tang
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Robert Tauscher
Constantinos Tavlas
Coring Tay
Boon Tay
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George Thucydides
Ekapop Thummukgool
Lena Todd
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Nicolas Toleris
Nicola Torresani
Samir Toumi
Natradee Trakansiri
Loukia Tranou
Jonathan Traynar
Lisa Trudeau
Georgios Tsakanikas
Theofanis Tsarouchis
Pui Yin Dionne Tse
Ioannis Tsironis
Dimitris Tsitses
Binnie Tsui
Duncan Turner
Ijeoma Josephine Udo
Sakao Ueavivatsakul
Ohiozokhai Unuigbe
Gayathri Varatharajan
Aikaterini Vardava
Georgios Varvitsiotis
Stamatis Velegrakis
Maxime Vermeire
Ludovic Vickers
Bruno Bolsoni Vignoto
Panagiotis Vlassis
Stephen Vogado
Varong Vongsinudom
Christos Voutsas
Jan Vyjidak
Saurabh Wahie
Fabian Walesch
Chi-Hsuan Wang
Dan Wang
Dian Wang
Ken-Ree Wang
Luling Wang
Muhan Wang
Qiuyang Wang
Shuyang Wang
Xiaojun Wang
Yun Wang
Littichai Wanithanont
Ruth Ward
Shingo Watanabe
John-Rhys Williams
Howell Ho-Leung Wong
Victor Yew Weng Wong
Wai Shan Bedelia Denice
Wong
Fiona Hoi Li Wong
Mark Wood
Chai-Ni Wu
Chun-Hung Wu
Zhenjian Wu
Alon Wureit
Lisha Xi
Ran Xiao
Bin Xu
Jing Xu
Tao Xu
Dingyuan Xue
Ying Yan
Chang Yang
Junbo Yang
Shuang Yang
Xiaocheng Yang
Wei Yang
Beiduo Yao
Hanqing Ye
Charlotte Hoi Ning Yeung
Ronald Chun Ho Yeung
Merve Yildirim
Yi Yin
Yunzhi Yin
Cyril Weng Jun Yip
Sze Wai Cyrus Yip
Adeniyi Yomi-Adeleke
Beatrice Sujin Yong
James York
Ding Yu
Wen Yu
Zhizhi Yu
Jinqing Yuan
Vei Keat Yuen
Bhavin Zaveri
Yang Zeng
Christiana Zertali
Xiaojing Zhai
Ainura Zhakeyeva
Ao Zhang
Fan Zhang
Jianzhen Zhang
Long Zhang
Shuo Zhang
Tongzhen Zhang
Yang Zhang
Yueyun Zhang
Zhang Zhang
Lingling Zheng
Qianqian Zheng
Chen Zhou
Lihua Zhou
Wenchao Zhou
Ying Zhou
Sheng Zhu
Ying Zhu
Boris Zlatopolsky
Wednesday 5 May 2010 • Royal Albert Hall
Imperial College
Business School,
Diploma of the
Imperial College,
Master of Philosophy
and Doctor of
Philosophy
Claire Auplat
Bruno Basalisco
Daniel Bhugon
Ludmila Dimtcheva
Samantha Evans
Maria Guedes
Georgios Kavetsos
Evelina Klerides
Pantelis Koutroumpis
Robert Lamb
Nang Laik Ma
Lu Liu
Foudil Mattoo
Robert Metcalfe
Tessa Peasgood
Celina Smith
Murali Swamy
Ek-Anong
Tangrukwaraskul
Alexander Thompson
Timothy Wan
Dan Wang
Guoli Wu
Department of
Humanities,
Diploma of the
Imperial College,
Master of Science
Thomas Arnott
Jacob Aron
James Asker
Seth Bell
Jessica Bland
Paula Botero
Julia Bracewell
Felicity Bulmer
Shamini Bundell
Peter Cambrook
Mariana Campos
Janet Cargill
Gemma Chapman
Lulu Chen
Andrés Cota Hiriart
Jonathan Dakin
Annalisa Di Nicola
Richard Fletcher
Elizabeth Ford
Adam Freeman-Pask
Hao Fu
Louisa Garnier
Katherine Goates
María Del Pilar González
Castillejo
Lucia González Pacheco
Sosa
Georgina Gould
Helen Grützner
Tatiana Grzegorzewska
Jessica Hamzelou
Shannon Harmon
Elizabeth Hauke
Yolanda Hernandez Haro
Jonathan Hobbs
Thomas Hoffman
Maria Hogan
Louise Hughes
Elaine Hussey
Noriko Ikagawa
Gloria Jaconelli
Natalia Jardon King
Catherine Jones
Timothy Jones
Isabelle Kaufmann
Charlotte Keyte
Annika Kielgas
Rira Kim
David Kinahan
Umia Kukathasan
Yoo-Mi Lee
Sally Leon
Zhaomin Li
Yi-Chun Liu
Ana London
Catherine Luckin
Anna Makar
Geoffrey Marsh
Elisa Martinez Aznar
Maria Massa
Serenella Massidda
Yukiko Matsumoto
Morgaine Matthews
Ludmila Mawson
Esmé McKernan
Simon Mitchell
Alessandra Moretti
Kyoko Nishimoto
Edward Norris
Arko Olesk
Abigail Orr
Dahmane Oukrif
Giuditta Parolini
Graham Paterson
Emmanouela Patiniotaki
Sara Peres
Anna Marta Perszewska
Gaetano Prisciantelli
Emma Quilligan
Ariel Retik
Roshan Samarasinghe
Justin Sargeant
Olivia Sharp
Chloé Sharrocks
Annabel Slater
Xiaoli Song
Philip Stevens
Emma Stokes
Jessica Strangward
Colin Stuart
Anna Suzuki
Mico Tatalovic
Yih-Chun Tsui
Mengchen Wang
Sophie Waring
Elmira Watfa
Michael Weatherburn
Louise Whiteley
Caroline Wong
Hou Tin Wong
Samuel Wong
Katie Wookey
Weijia Yue
Chenglei Zhou
Department of
Humanities,
Diploma of the
Imperial College,
Master of Philosophy
and Doctor of
Philosophy
Chieh-Ying Chang
Ralph Desmarais
Thomas David
Anna Nyburg
Maximilian Stadler
Syed Zaidi
Faculty of Natural
Sciences,
Diploma of the
Imperial College,
Master of Science
and Master of
Research
Biology
Grace Abbott
Sadia Ahmed
Eric Ameca Y Juarez
Katrina Armour-Marshall
Steven Bacon
Sophie Bell
Giulia Bonciani
Laura Boon
Katherine Breach
James Broom
Nathan Brown
Rafael Campos Cuerva
Emma Chapman
Alienor Chauvenet
Ziyang Chen
Oliver Chipperfield
Yajing Chu
Sean Cleary
Henry Creissen
Peter Damerell
Olivia Daniel
Timothy Davies
Lasanthi Dilhar de Alwis
Clare Dean
Shane Donnelly
Edmund Donovan
Sarah Douglas
Thomas Dowe
Jonathon Dunn
Joanna Durant
Edward Eaton
Vicky Ellis
Stacie Forrester
Hannah Frampton
Stuart Fraser
Lucy Fray
Joanna French
Lauren Fuller
Oliver Gammon
Melanie Ghoul
Benedict Godsall
Keith Gourlay
Zoe Grange
Jacques Grey
Eleanor Haines
Chloe Hardman
Timothy Harvey-Samuel
Jillian Hawker
Thomas Haysler
Matthew Hayward
Rebecca Hepworth
Anna Hopkins
Jasper Hubert
Lawrence Hudson
Martin Hughes
Mohd Husri
Nurul Ismail
Robin Johnson
Sam Jones
Aaliya Khan
Julien Kimmig
Laura Kubasiewicz
Diane Lawrence
Jenny Leon
Sophie Lewis
Jia Ming Lim
Kathryn Luckett
Philip MacDonald
Giulia Maffei
Gareth Martin
Emma Mayo
Rory McCann
Wednesday 5 May 2010 • Royal Albert Hall
Grant McDonald
Joseph McKenna
Annalie Melin
Sozos Michaelides
Audun Midthassel
Najiah Mohd Sadali
Alexander Morrison
Ross Mounce
Martin Mullett
Anne O’Connor
Michelle Owen
Alison Pasifull
William Pearse
Hannah Peck
Zoe Pittaway
Catharine Powell
Clare Prebble
Patty Ramirez
Nick Riddiford
Gail Robertson
Danielle Rozycka
Rukhairul Rusli
Jena Saffery
Giulia Sajeva
Matthew Saunders
Michelle Scott
Alistair Senior
Kirsty Shakespeare
Chun Hoe Siew
Rosalind Smith
Michael Solem
Nathalie Steinhauer
Mark Stevenson
Mimi Sun
Jennifer Swanstrom
Oliver Tallowin
Olena Tarasova
Andrew Taylor
Martin Thompson
Henry Travers
Maurice Tse-Laurence
Grace Twiston-Davies
Jonathan Usherwood
Bhupinder Virk
David Wallis
Rachel Warnock
Oliver Wearn
Rachel White
Charlotte Whitham
James Whitton
Sophie Williams
Charlotte Wray
Rachel Wright
Michael Wyman
Nurhafiza Zainal
Jennifer Zanin
Cell and Molecular
Biology
Julia Ariza Gómez
Marta Carrara
David Charles
Rong Cheng
Silvia Colucci
Yeo Sun Hong
Cerith Jones
Paik Lim
Chang Liu
Vijitra Luang-In
Fiona Rowan
Tristan Thwaites
Bijal Vyas
Sheng Yan
Joanna Young
Dimitra Zamani
Qiyuan Zhao
Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony
A common fallacy...
to which science is subjected
today is that it claims certainty,
infallibility and complete
emotional objectivity. It would be
more nearly true to say that it is
based upon wonder, adventure and
hope.”
— Sir Cyril Hinshelwood OM PRS,
Nobel laureate and Senior Research Fellow
at Imperial, 1964–67
17
Postgraduates and Diplomates 2010
Chemistry
Ehsan Ahmad
Dominic Alibhai
Neha Bansal
Hanna Barriga
Hamasseh Behjat
Richard Bradshaw
Jonathan Casey
Fatma Dogan
John Drain
Ben Duffy
Helen Johnson
Shinyoung Kim
Mirella Koleva
Romain Laine
Thomas Lake
Aurelien Lecavelier
Lingxuan Liu
Rosa Macey
Noramalina Mansor
Aino-Maija Maskuniitty
Stefano Meliga
Margherita Miele
Alexis Munn
Rebecca Nonoo
Kavita Ramji
Sarah Rosen
Cyrielle Rudaz
Jason Sarris
Emma Schmidgall
Thomas Seaby
James Sherwood
Martyna Snopek
Katherine Sommer
Ying Woan Soon
Suna Srisamai
Harriet Stevens
Shaonan Wang
Gillian Whyte
Mildred Williams
Megan Wrightc
Centre for
Environmental Policy
Natalia Agathou
Robert Allan
Angela Almassy
Simon Atkins
Bojana Bajzelj
Victoria Barron
Teresa Beadman
Emilie Beauchamp
Anyamani Bellamy
James Beresford
Matthieu Bergere
Chiara Bianchizza
Charlotte Blair
Julian Boss
Stephanie Brice
Gregory Briner
Stephanie Brown
Daniel Buchbinder
Victoria Butler
Emma Cahill
Ngai Ieng Chao
Javiera Charad
Peter Charville-Mort
Ho Kong Adrian Cheng
Wai Yan Louisa Cheung
Julien Cohen
Helene Coleman
Andrew Craig
Morgan Crenes
Timothy Cullingford
Gayathri Danasamy
Sudip Dasgupta
Elizabeth Duffy
Clément Dupont-Roc
Yselkla Farmer
Nanxi Feng
Marc Flepp
18
Jessica Frank
Sean Frisby
Benjamin Fry
Sofia Galligani
Slavina Georgieva
Aisha Gloudon
Glen Gordon
Maria Gradillas
Michael Hall
Nacima Hamiane
Rosalind Haville
Robert Haythornthwaite
Sean Healy
David Hess
Emma Heywood
Francesca Higginson
Phearanich Hing
James Hogg
Kazi Hossain
Rebecca Howes
James Hulse
Maria Iodice
Julian Isken
Amararu Isukul
Bridget Jackson
Lauren James
Nicole Kalas
Emma Keller
Hookyung Kim
Ian King
Artemis Kostareli
Mariella Kremlis
Elif Kurtulus
Lester Kwiatkowski
Irini Kyriacou
Hannah Kyrke-Smith
Scott Laczay
Francesca Leadlay
Fern Leather
Charlotte Lee-Woolf
Benjamin Lewis
Christopher Lewis
Matthew Lipson
Amar Lochab
Rebecca Lockwood
Paulo Lopes
Matthew Lynch
Lorcan Lyons
Charles MacAire
Antoine Martin-Regniault
Rachel Mawle
Thomas McArthur
Megan McGill
Sophie Missirian
Mitsunori Motohashi
Luis Munuera
Lauri Muranen
Sarah Nolleth
Maria Nucci
Vanessa O’Connell
Dominic O’Connor
Robinson
Akomeno Omu
Filothei
Panagiotakopoulou
Joseph Park
Catherine Peart
Stefan Pfenninger
Lisa Prickett
Mireille Rack
Rosemary Reeve
Paul Reynolds
Elena Rivilla Lutterkort
Mathis Rogner
Kathryn Ross
Nere Ruiz
Xiaoqian Shangguan
Brendan Sherry
Fiona Simmance
Sarah Sinjab
Will Steggals
Mark Tarry
Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony
Hermione Taylor
Chuan-Tze Teo
Giulia Tomaselli
Kirsty Townsend
Romain Tribalat
Trisna Tungadi
William Usher
Indre Vaizgelaite
Maria Vinogradova
Ian Wales
Jonathan Wallace
Suzanne Wallis
James Waters
Felix Wight
Rebecca Wilebore
Helen Williams
Yuan Zhong
Mathematics
Ian Banfield
Antoine Barge
Avtar Benning
Kevin Bertincourt
Mehdi Bourass
Mark Bowles
Catherine Byrne
Thibaud Chaligne
Yu Hei Hermie Cheung
Philippe Cornu-Thenard
Lucie Costard
Kai Diao
Elaine Doran
Francis Duffy
Dalit Engelhardt
Elodie Espic
Arnaud Floesser
Zhi Kai Gong
Hringur Gretarsson
Xinyi Gu
Qian Ru Huang
Maria Ioannou
Viren Jeram
Kimi Kawahigashi
Milan Kecman
Daniel Knowles
Tsz Fung Kong
Haimiao Li
Mark Lim
Pinchen Lu
Tsz Kit Jeremy Ma
Alvaro Maggiar
Yashoda Mahendran
Matthew Malin
Tirza Meijer
Francesco Mina
Louis-Faris Morganti
Christos Nicolaides
Thomas O’Brien
Despoina Orfanidou
Stanislas Perney
Felix Pinchart-Deny
Heather Reeve-Black
Marc-Antoine Sergeant
Komal Shah
Megan Smith
James Speares
Lin Sun
Dimitri Terestchenko
Niralee Thanki
Charis Theoclitou
Marie-Laure Thibault
Nima Toorani
Lewis Topley
Lorenzo Torricelli
Hau Sze Wun
Xing Xiong
Tong Zhao
Fan Zhou
Molecular Biosciences
Thomas Adie
Erika Cule
Tisham De
Jean-Paul Ebejer
Rajdeep Ghataorhe
Christos Gkekas
Christopher Hirst
Albert Joseph
Myrto Kostadima
Hei Ching Jane Kwok
Chiara Lee
Juliane Liepe
Jerome Ma
Gurdeep Minhas
Nikolaos Mitakidis
Hon Chun Kaoru Ng
Neave O’Clery
Nikolas Pontikos
Nafisa-Katrin Seich al
Basatena
Daniel Silk
Matthew Silver
Ryan Topping
Wing Fung Wu
Shoko Yashiro
Zhengzi Yi
Physics
Ahmed Aljaberi
Diego Andersen
Dionigi Benincasa
Gregorio Benincasa
Michael Bloom
Ji Chen
Jun Yi Ch’Ng
InKwon Choi
Robert Dabin
Michael Delph
Guillaume Drieu La
Rochelle
Lionel Fafchamps
Benedict Fraser
Dominic Galliano
Jakob Gath
Paul Gorman
David Grant
Sinead Griffin
Richard Havery
Chih-Hsiang Hsu
Yu Chih Hu
Christopher Hutchison
Kumel Kagalwala
Sandeep Kalathimekkad
Faisal Kamran
Ellen Kite
Karta Kooner
Eirini Koukaki
Michael Lazos
Matthias Le Dall
Alban Le Liepvre
Jing Li
Chia-Chi Liao
Ziduo Lin
Tianxin Lu
Jeremy Marcq
Nicolas Martinez Robles
James McHugh
Kayron Mercieca
Jonas Morgenweg
Tolulope Ogunseye
Stefano Orani
Edward Owen
Jurgis Pasukonis
Ankur Patel
Muzibur Rahman
Aristotelis-Nikolaos
Rapsomanikis
Aurélien Ricci
Ben Helmut Schneider
Jie Shi
Wednesday 5 May 2010 • Royal Albert Hall
Nils Strodthoff
Stephan Teichmann
Kevin Tilley
Jeremy Turcaud
James Waldron
Thomas Walshe
Yixun Rus Whang
Panagiotis Zestanakis
Valentina Zhelyazkova
Tino Zimmerling
Faculty of Natural
Sciences,
Diploma of the
Imperial College,
Master of Philosophy
and Doctor of
Philosophy
Agricultural Sciences
Tzu-Yu Fu
Isabel Jimenez Acquarone
Biology
Richard Adu-Acheampong
Sarah Archibald
Eric Allen
Patrick Aust
Patricia Brekke
Hui-Yin Cheng
Fay Collier
Natalie Cooper
Katherine Everard
Susanne Fritz
Michael Garratt
Caroline Howe
Benjamin Isambert
Antoinette Jenkins
Amalia Kati
Anna Khot
Anna McGrath
Mohsen MofidiNeyestanak
Anna Papadopoulou
Brian Pickett
Marine Pomerade
Nabeil Salama
Manju Sharma
Joseph Smith
Sophie Stewart
Isheng Tsai
Kate Warner
Richard Waterman
Ben Webster
Cell and Molecular
Biology
Ellen Bushell
Hannah Carney
Emily Frances Glyde
Cordula Hemrajani
Philippos Papathanos
Timm Schlegelmilch
Dinesh Sivakumar
Robert Waterhouse
Chemistry
Keren Abecassis
Charlotte Allan
Anna Arola Arnal
Orestis Argyros
Christine Bailey
Sarah Berhanu
Yunas Bhonoah
Melanie Bottrill
Hugo Bronstein
Renan Cariou
James Carr
Jianmeizi Chen
Sian Fogden
Deborah Gater
Stephen Gazard
Kathryn Gerry
Sophie Gore
Chloe Jenner
Soumia Kolli
Sara Koops
Chandrashekhar Kulkarni
Sunil Kumar
Andrea Laine
Henry Leventis
Pengfei Lu
Hugh Manning
Laetitia Martin
Jonathan Martinelli
Carolyn McSharry
Franziska Meier
Robert Menzel
Ayako Miyazaki
Alexander O’Brien
Ruth Pearce
Rachel Platel
Ruti Pongtavornpinyo
Hui Qian
Giuseppe Ranieri
Gillian Rosenberg
Savade Solanki
Panumart Thongyoo
Alexandra Trevenen
Sing Yuen Eric Tse
Chih-Chung Tseng
Christina Turner
Max Whitby
Paola Zanetti
Centre for
Environmental Policy
Julie Black
Luis Carrasco-Torrecilla
Deh Chien Chen
Jane Collins
Graham Cookson
Nia Davies
Andrea Fraser
Paraskevas Gravouniotis
Venetia Hargreaves-Allen
Sophie Jablonski
Nicoletta Marigo
Olwenn Martin
Rebecca McKinlay
Jilang Pan
Joao Prazeres de Sa
Nogueira Saraiva
Victoria Rowsell
Anna Voges
Martyn Washbourne
Troy Waterman
Mathematics
Samuel Adams
Graeme Andrews
Sinan Arkin
Manlio Battaglia Trovato
Yu Kun Capper
James Gallagher
Stephen Girdlestone
Vasilis Hatzopoulos
Rustam Isangulov
Khalid Kamhawi
William Kelly
Harry Lo
Henrique Nogueira De
Sa Earp
Adele Peel
Sabrina Rabello
Andrea Raimondo
Maria Sokolova
Edward Tricker
Georgia Tsiliki
Nicholas Westray
Alastair Windus
Dominic Wright
Molecular Biosciences
Elizabeth Batty
Sara Dobbins
Timothy Grant
Yang Lee
Poh-Choo Pang
Alex Powlesland
Kovilen Sawmynaden
Thomas Thorne
Yi Yang
Physics
Hemmel Amrania
Egidijus Auksorius
Minas Bacharis
Aimee Bailey
Simon Barker
Claudio Bellei
Laurence Billingham
Douglas Blackie
Theodoros Christoudias
Daniel Crick
Burly Cumberland
Delphine Darios
Richard Darnley
Blair Edwards
Daniel Farrell
Dominic Farrell
Toby Ferenczi
Johannes Gambari
Yousef Ghazi-Tabatabai
Adam Gilbertson
Anna Gustavsson
Nicholas Harrigan
Alexander Haupt
Clare Heaviside
Gung-Hsuan Ho
Matthias Hohenberger
Neil Humpage
Thilini Ishwara
Manuel Kurdian
Joseph Kwiatkowski
Matthew Lilley
Matthew Lumb
Alberto Marocchino
Adam Masters
Mary Matthews
Graeme McPhee
Alexander Meakins
Sabrina Nagel
Gavin Nicholson
Paniez Paykari
Konstantinos Petridis
Lydia Philpott
Stuart Sale
Peter Seem
Robert Sewell
Isla Simpson
Francisco Suzuki Vidal
Sebastian Tallents
Chien-Jen Tang
Ian Taylor
Claire Thorne
Sean Tokunaga
Jamie Vicary
Philip Vint
David Wardrope
Melanie Windridge
Paul Wobkenberg
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
Siti Affendi
Najlaa Ahmad Nazri
Imad Ahmed
Ugbad Ahmed
Marcus Ahye
Radhika Aiyappa
Mohammed Akhavani
Kashif Akhtar
Frances Akpuaka
Annette Ali
Khalid Ali
Abdullah Al-Jeffery
Abdullah Alkandari
Muna Almazidi
Fahad Al-Nouri
Muna Al-Wehaili
Azizullah Amir
Tepchongchit Aojanepong
Macide Artac
Chloi-Magdalini Asaridou
Harris Atcha
Meriem Attaf
Owen Bain
Doug Barker
Vedat Barut
Gareth Bashir
Andrea Bauer
Matthew Baxter
Michael Benjamin
Alex Bennett
Homer Benton
Kamal Bisarya
Mohamed Biuk
Susannah Bloch
Adam Braithwaite
Marina Brimioulle
Leigh Brody
Joanna Brown
Clare Brownlow
Lauren Cameron
Guia Carrara
Rebecca Carroll
Eugene Chang
Bedansh Chaudhary
Anum Chaudhary
Priscilla Khai Yun Chong
Shoon-Ling Chow
Polyvios Christofi
Hin Lun Chu
Hannah Clapham
Anthea Colledge
Eleni Constantinou
Alexandra Cope
Caroline Copeland
Patricia Cornejo
Rachel Cox
James Crichton
Antony Crockett
Joanne Crowe
Cui Cui
Amanda Cunningham
Rajib Das
Shikta Das
Karishma Daswani
Alexander Davenport
Andrew Davies
Sabrina Daw
Miranda de Graaf
Arash Dehghany
Christiana Demetriou
Christis Demosthenous
Wednesday 5 May 2010 • Royal Albert Hall
Massood Denim
Lauren Dias
Qize Ding
Cunjing Ding
Kenan Direk
Hyun-Woong Do
Jenny Dolphin
Peter Donohue
Spyridon Doumazos
Petia Doytcheva
Gayle D’Souza
Kathleen Duclos
Kareen Dulguerian
Marie Dunn
Ioanna Eleftheriadou
Jalila Elmarimi
Osama Eltboli
Abasi Ene-Obong
Neelam Engineer
Christopher Ente
Antonia Evripioti
Torraine Exall
Maisam Fazel
Philana Fernandes
Ann Fillery
Harriet Fisher
Susanne Flach
Fionola Fogarty
Tim Fong
Sarah Foster
Jennifer Frampton
Vijay Gadhvi
Toral Gathani
Andrea Gazzelloni
Florian Geier
Anastasia Georgiou
Daniel Gibbons
Leonie Glinski
Denesh Gnanalingam
Elinor Godfrey
Vimal Gokani
Stephen Goldring
Anzel Greenaway
Emma Gumbleton
Necdet Gunsoy
Emily Gwyer
Karim Hamaoui
Clare Harding
Kareem Hasab
Nazeeha Hasan
Stefanie Hayer
Sophie Helme
Aria Hemat
Alice Herreboudt
Kimberley Hockley
Dahlia Hopmeier
Sarah Horton
Jennifer Lixin Huang
Deborah Hughes
Anastasia Ioannidis
Olatola Iyi-Ojo
Nurul Jamaludin
Zara Japal
Victoria Jenkins
Gemma Jones
Ksenija Jovanovic
Aikaterini Kaloudi
Vijayaraj Kannan
Katerina Kapsioti
Aslihan Karabacak
Marcin Karcz
Niall Keenan
Teresa Kennedy Lydon
Natasha Khalife
Umbreen Khan
Younis Khan
Sung Hye Kim
Yolande Knight
Fiona Kogera
Marina Kouyialis
Sarah Krampitz
Aman Kumar
Azeezat Kuti
Vanesa Kyriakopoulou
Anna Lappin
Richard Lawrenson
Serena Ledwidge
Joanne Lee
Fuiyee Lee
Shirley Huan Fang Lee
Jen Yee Lee
Tomasz Leja
Jenny Mei-Peng Lim
Jeffrey Lime
Yuhui Lin
Daniel Lipinski
Linda Sun Liu
Fiona Lohan
Jason Long
Sarah Lonsdale
Louis-David Lord
Lyn Luxton
Panagis Lykoudis
Evie Maifoshie
Wardah Majeed
Kalliopi Makarona
Mohamed-Shaji Mansuri
Ioanna Mavrommatis
Anthony McClenaghan
Jessica McCormack
Caitriona Meaney
Luca Mercuri
Thomas Merriam
Antri Miltiadou
Nida Mirza
Sharmistha Mishra
Nahla Mohammed Osman
Helen Mokhtar
Angelos Moutiris
Gabrielle Mroziewicz
Neil Murphy
Omar Mutlak
Sharmin Naaz
Sonia Norris
Sharon O’Donnell
Helen O’Hanlon
Eirini Oikonomidou
Madu Onwudike
Ganiat Oriade
Ifeoma Oti
Patrick Ovando Roche
Hilda Owiti
Maryam Oyekan
Jennifer Pacyna
Nasren Paktiawal
Dimosthenis Pandis
Stefania Panoutsou
Ye Sul Park
Jennifer Parker
Kundanben Patel
Sandeep Patel
Nikhil Pawa
Tamlyn Peel
Kannan Periyasamy
Jan Petracek
Sandy Phan
Nádia Pinheiro
James Porter
Claire Potter
Joshua Poznansky
Jessica Priestley
Ashish Pungaliya
Shaden Qasrawi
Yassar Qureshi
Mohammad Qureshi
Sivapragasam
Ratnatheepan
Madhulika Ravichandran
Bareen Raza
Jillian Redpath
Elizabeth Richards
Joseph Rogers
Minttu Ronn
Lynne Ruddick
Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony
19
Postgraduates and Diplomates 2010
20
Faculty of Medicine,
Diploma of the
Imperial College,
Master of Philosophy
and Doctor of
Philosophy
David Aanensen
Carl Adkin
Rajesh Aggarwal
Zarinah Agnew
Eliyaz Ahamed
Aceel Al-Anizi
Claudia Albera
Dennis Alferez Castro
Zahabia Ali
Rong An
Ben Ariff
William Astle
Holger Auner
Christopher Bailey
Kirsty Bannister
Carsten Bantel
Volker Behrends
Magda Bictash
Stephanie Bonney
Bryony Brennan
Andrew Brown
Joanna Brzostek
Thomas Burgoyne
Francesco Carlucci
Maria Casula
Elcie Chan
Konstantia-Maria Chavele
Deepa Chotai
Lucy Clark
Sandrine Claus
Brianna Cloke
Jennifer Cole
Paul Cook
Jennifer Cooke
Rosa Cordero
Theophilus Dare
Justin Davies
Rachel Davis
Rens de Groot
Katy Derbyshire
Marta Dias de Brito
Martins
Gerhard Diller
Su Sin Ding
Shobana Dissanayeke
Felicity Eakins
Paul Edison
Jennifer Erasmus
Betsy Evans
Lena Fadda
Christina Falschlehner
Timmy Floume
Maria Fragiadaki
Jennifer Frost
Chun Hai Fung
Michelle Gardner
Victoria Geenes
Ruzanna Gevorgyan
Gabriela Gomez Guillen
Rory Goodbody
Claire Gorman
John Goulding
Ioannis Gousias
Fatima Govani
Kevin Gregory-Evans
Sophy Gretton
Nir Grossman
Eleanor Groves
Jennifer Harper
Kevin Harrington
Lorian Hartgroves
Asa Hedman
Zoe Hildon
Sarah Hoosdally
Hajah Jaafar
Imperial College London Postgraduate Awards Ceremony
Susan Jarmin
Michelle Johnson
Caroline Johnson
Tarek Kattan
Jonathan Kay
Laura Kenny
Adnan Khan
David Killock
Kiwan Kim
Nicolas Kon Kam King
Dipak Kotecha
Artemis Koukounari
Annapoorna Kuppuswamy
Pei-Jen Lai
Sarah Lappin
Helene Larsen
Alex Chi Hang Lee
Debbie Lee
Daniel Leff
Jit Hung Leong
Katherine Looker
Omar Loss
Han Lu
Dabing Lu
Walter Lucchesi
Sarah Maher
Christian Maine
Iqbal Malik
Eleni Maniati
Alexina Mason
Caroline McCulley
Carol McDonald
Kristina McKeown
Celia McLean
Gerrard McLoughlin
Daniel Melley
Dev Menon
Nicolas Mercado
Charalambos
Michaeloudes
Christopher Millett
Alexandra Milona
Aarthi Mohan
Boshishi Mohlala
Alastair Moore
Mariya Moosajee
Dafni Moschidou
Jenna Murdoch
Sofia Muses
Basirat Mustapha
Stanley Mutsatsa
Nachiket Nadkarni
Imad Nadra
Siew Chien Ng
Charlotte Odendall
Paul O’Reilly
Bryn Owen
Kathryn Owen
Vasiliki Papadopoulou
Miguel Parente
Neekhil Patel
Sejal Patel
Scott Patterson
Lorenzo Pellis
Mark Perry
Anna Phillips
Sandra Pinho
Tracey Pollard
Claire Price
Yvonne Raatz
Benjamin Rhodes
Katherine Roberts
Richard Roberts
James Rudge
Maria Sancho
Motoki Sato
Melanie Scott
Sandra Scott
Daniel Sears
Helen Seivewright
Claire Senner
Timothy Shipley
Amelia Shoemark
Andrew Shore
Seema Shrivastava
Gopal Soppa
Chloe Stengel
Juliet Stone
Shu-yi Su
Thomas Sutherland
Abigail Taylor
Simon Taylor
Orla Teahan
Irvin Tze Wei Teh
Niccolo Terrando
Scott Thomson
Wing To
Charalambos Tymvios
Pranav Pradeep Ullal
Rasilaben Vaghjiani
Kirill Veselkov
Katharina Wallis
Martin Watson
Fiona Watt
Anisha Wijeyesekera
Horace Williams
Mei Mei Wong
Suet-Ping Wong
Sarah Wythe
Danny Yakoub
Timothy Young
Marouan Zarrouk
Dlear Zindrou
Faculty of Medicine,
Master of Surgery and
Doctor of Medicine
Raied Al-Mufti
Renee Behrens
William Bradlow
Rifat Chaudry
Vasilis Constantinides
Gorav Datta
Michael Davies
Anand Devaraj
Adrian Draper
James East
Neelam Engineer
Julie Fox
Miles Goldstraw
Munita Grover
Annekatrin Herrey
Robert Hughes
Paul Kalra
Vijayaraj Kannan
Olga Kapellou
Akhil Kapur
Niall Keenan
Natasha Khan
Rebecca Lane
Emmanouil Liodakis
Philip Marino
Peter McCullough
Paresh Mehta
Heena Patel
Charalampos Pavlopoulos
Aymer Postgate
Padmanabhan
Ramnarayan
Andrew Ramwell
Joel Ratnasothy
Adam Rumian
Dag Rutter
Parvinderpal Sains
Virinderjit Sandhu
Nicholas Simmonds
Susannah Stanway
Elisabeth Swallow
Joanna Tenkorang
Pritam Tharmarajah
Martin Thomas
Henry Tilney
Oliver Warren
Iain Wharton
Susan Willis
Staff Awards,
Certificate of
Advanced Study in
Learning and
Teaching
Sonya Abraham
Laura Barter
Robert Bottle
Christos-Savvas Bouganis
Concetta Bubici
Simon Butt
Owais Chaudhri
Paola Criscuolo
Moez Draief
Christopher Dunsby
Andreas Eisingerich
Mario Falchi
Lars Frederiksen
Bharathram
Ganapathisubramani
Felicity Gavins
Paul Goulart
Angelika Grundling
Sandrine Heutz
Derek Huntley
Daniel Kuhn
Tara La Force
Barbara McGowan
Aleksander Mijatovic
Aimee Morgans
Arash Mostofi
Rajesh Nehete
Sandra Newton
Nikolay Nikolov
Rafael Palacios Nieto
Peter Pietzuch
Alexandra Porter
Magdalena Sastre
Christopher Stevenson
Paul Tangney
Andrew Thorley
Omar Usmani
Tina van De Flierdt
Maarten van Reeuwijk
Elizabeth Want
Kit Wu
Katie-Jane Wynne
Ernesto Yague
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A message for the
College’s new alumni
Congratulations
on graduating
from Imperial
College London,
one of the
world’s leading
universities.
Today is dedicated to celebrating your
achievements during your time at Imperial.
I hope that you will thoroughly enjoy this
special day and cherish the memories
you have from the College for many years
to come.
As you leave the College today and begin
your life after Imperial, you will be doing
so as an alumnus. As such, I take great
pleasure in welcoming you into our alumni
community. The Office of Alumni and
Development will now be on hand to help
you stay connected with the College and
your fellow alumni.
Your main point of contact is the dedicated
Alumni Relations team, which is here to
help maintain your connection with the
College. Please feel free to contact us at
[email protected] with any questions
or comments that you may have. You can
also find out more by visiting the alumni
website at www.imperial.ac.uk/alumni,
or by talking to one of our representatives
at our stands on Level 2 of the Mechanical
Engineering Building, in Beit Quad or at
Door 6 of the Royal Albert Hall today.
Congratulations once again.
Judy Beard
Director of Development,
Office of Alumni and Development
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excellence in teaching and research that attracts
over 13,000 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
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and sustainable sources of energy.
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