Postgraduate Graduation 2022 by Imperial College London

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

President’s welcome Welcome to the Imperial College London Postgraduate Graduation. It is our pleasure to celebrate your accomplishments as our postgraduate degree recipients, honourees and award winners. This inspirational ceremony, in this beautiful and historic Hall, reflects the importance and merit of receiving a degree from Imperial. As you graduate, you join an impressive group of distinguished alumni who are a source of great pride and admiration to us all.

You have worked long and hard for this distinction during the most unprecedented times. You have succeeded in meeting the challenges created by the pandemic with resilience, spirit and creativity. We applaud your perseverance and passion for learning. You are experts in your chosen fields and many opportunities await you. It is fitting to take time to celebrate your achievements with those who have supported you in this endeavour. Pursuing graduate study requires great personal dedication and the support of family and friends. Many of them are here today to share your happiness and we recognise and thank them. We also thank mentors and doctoral advisers who have been excellent teachers and role models, they will remain colleagues and friends into the future. Every day, at Imperial, we make new discoveries, achieve new breakthroughs, find new cures, and solve new problems. Our work has tremendous impact throughout the world. I hope that you leave here today with the confidence and enthusiasm to question, discover, explore, take risks and to be leaders. Professor Alice P. Gast

Whatever your future holds and whatever path you choose, I know that, as Imperial graduates, you will always seek new challenges, remain curious, and forever work to improve the lives of others. Congratulations to all our graduates.

Chair’s welcome

Chair’s welcome Thank you for joining us today to celebrate the achievements of our postgraduate students, to honour staff and students who have made exceptional contributions to the College and to recognise colleagues from outside Imperial through honorary awards for the outstanding accomplishments they have achieved within their disciplines.

In October 2019, three months before I took up the role of Chair of College Council, I was invited as a guest to attend the Commemoration Day Ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall. I sat in one of the boxes at the back of the Hall and was immediately struck by the enormous sense of excitement and ceremony and by the feeling of warmth and community. It reminded me of my own graduation, not from Imperial, but from another fine university – Edinburgh – many years ago. Two and a half years later, as we emerge from the many constraints the pandemic has placed on us, I am overjoyed that we can again celebrate, rejoice and share in our graduates’ remarkable achievements in the Royal Albert Hall. Imperial’s Royal Charter of 1907 gave the university a distinct mandate focused on the application of education, research and scholarship. For generations, those with a degree from Imperial have made their mark in science, technology, engineering, medicine, business and education to the benefit of society. Imperial graduates are an illustrious group of outstanding innovators and thinkers.

Mr John Allan

To those graduating today, we celebrate your onward journey to a new chapter. You have shown great determination throughout your time at Imperial: learning, enduring, and succeeding together. You have gained new knowledge through your projects and research, furthered your ability to think critically, and you are now ready to make your mark in your chosen career. This, of course, is not goodbye. It is a welcome to the global network of Imperial alumni. We hope you continue to be actively involved with the life of the College. We trust many of you will make a positive contribution to solving the many challenges facing our world. Be ambitious – you are capable of achieving so much. Congratulations to all those graduating and receiving awards and honours today.

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Council members

PRESIDENT Professor Alice P. Gast

CHAIR

PROVOST Professor Ian Walmsley INTERIM CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Mr Tony Lawrence COLLEGE SECRETARY Ms Grainne Brankin VICE-PRESIDENT (ADVANCEMENT) Mr Michael Murphy

Mr John Allan EXTERNAL MEMBERS Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz Mr Toby Courtauld Mr John Cullen Mr Ron Kalifa Mr Deepak Khanna Mr Ric Lewis Ms Mary Meaney Sir Jonathan Michael Ms Sara Murray Dr Mahnaz Safa

VICE-PRESIDENT (INTERNATIONAL), ASSOCIATE PROVOST (ACADEMIC PARTNERSHIPS) Professor Maggie Dallman VICE-PROVOST (EDUCATION AND STUDENT EXPERIENCE) Professor Emma McCoy INTERIM VICE-PROVOST (RESEARCH AND ENTERPRISE) Professor Mary Ryan DEAN OF THE BUSINESS SCHOOL Professor Francisco Veloso DEAN OF THE FACULTY OF ENGINEERING Professor Nigel Brandon

Professor Jeremy Sanders Mr Subhanu Saxena Mr Chris Williams EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS President, Professor Alice P. Gast Provost, Professor Ian Walmsley Interim Chief Financial Officer, Mr Tony Lawrence President of Imperial College Union, Dr Lloyd James SENIOR STAFF REPRESENTATIVES Professor Francisco Veloso

DEAN OF THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE Professor Jonathan Weber DEAN OF THE FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES Professor Richard Craster

Professor Nigel Brandon Professor Jonathan Weber Professor Richard Craster ELECTED STAFF MEMBER Professor Jonathan Mestel THE CLERK TO THE COURT AND COUNCIL Ms Grainne Brankin

About the day

About the day Graduations are a highlight of the College year, a time when we welcome back our graduating students, together with families and friends, to celebrate outstanding academic achievement.

Graduations for Imperial College London have taken place in the Royal Albert Hall for over 60 years. The Hall, which opened in 1871, was part of Prince Albert’s grand vision for a cultural, scientific and artistic quarter in South Kensington. Given that Imperial also has its origins in this vision, it is fitting that the College should celebrate the accomplishments of its graduates here. The order for the day is: 10.00: Graduation ceremony for the Faculty of Engineering 13.30: Graduation ceremony for the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Faculty of Medicine 17.30: Graduation ceremony for Imperial College Business School; Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication; and the Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship

Photography Please note that unauthorised video recording and photography are not permitted in the Royal Albert Hall. Professional photographers will be available during the day to take portrait photographs of graduands. The ceremony will be live-streamed on the Graduation website, so friends and family will be able to watch you graduate. Visit www.imperial.ac.uk/graduation to view the live stream.

The Imperial Mace The Imperial College London Mace was presented to the College by the Goldsmiths’ Company in 2009 in recognition of Imperial’s status as a university in its own right. The generous gift reflects the livery company’s longstanding relationship with Imperial and its predecessor institutions. The intricate design of the Mace incorporates elements of the College’s coat of arms. The helix-shaped stem represents human DNA or a chain of atoms in a spiral, providing a visual reference to the College’s expertise in science and medicine. The Mace is a focal point of the College’s graduation ceremonies: it traditionally heralds the arrival of the Provost, President and Chair of Council during the Procession.

The exterior of the Royal Albert Hall, shown here in the late nineteenth century, is built from over 6 million red bricks and 80,000 blocks of terracotta.

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The Imperial Mace traditionally leads the procession of the Provost, President and Chair of Council.

Music The orchestra is conducted by Mr Oliver Gooch, Director of Music and the Blyth Centre at Imperial. The organist is Mr Andrew Lucas, Master of the Music at St Albans Cathedral.

Academic dress Academic dress has its origins in medieval Europe, when it identified the rank and profession of the wearer. Today, academic dress denotes the graduate’s institution and the level of degree awarded. The unifying theme of academic dress at Imperial is the colour purple. This is an homage to the work of Royal College of Chemistry alumnus Sir William Henry Perkin, who invented mauveine, the world’s first synthetic purple dye, in 1856.

MPhil graduands wear black gowns and black hoods with purple lining. PhD, DEng, MD and DSc graduands wear purple hoods and purple gowns; the sleeves of PhD, DEng and MD graduands are purple, while those of DSc graduands are white.

Associateships Alongside their degree qualification, graduands may also receive the award of Associate of the Royal College of Science, the Royal School of Mines, the City and Guilds of London Institute, or the Imperial College School of Medicine. Associateships reflect the origins and development of the College and have been recorded since its formation in 1907.

Master’s graduands wear black gowns and black hoods with white and purple lining. The coloured stripe on the collar of the hood denotes Faculty affiliation.

Imperial’s past and future

Imperial’s past and future For over 100 years, Imperial College London has been at the forefront of scientific discovery and innovation, a unique institution dedicated to enduring excellence in research and education.

Our history Imperial was founded in 1907 with the merger of the Royal School of Mines, the Royal College of Science and the City and Guilds Central Technical College. During the latter half of the nineteenth century, each institution had played a crucial part in establishing science education and research in Britain, employing some of the finest minds in their respective areas of expertise. Each had also found a home in South Kensington, an area which, under the patronage of Prince Albert, had become a hub for science, culture and education. The Royal Charter which formed the Imperial College of Science and Technology described its remit as “giving the highest specialised instruction, and providing the fullest equipment for the most advanced training and research in various branches of science, especially in its application to industry”. The College swiftly began expanding its presence in South Kensington, constructing an extension to the City and Guilds College, a new building for the Royal School of Mines, and the Beit Buildings.

During the two world wars of 1914–18 and 1939–45, thousands of Imperial students and staff volunteered for service. On the home front, several of the College buildings were commandeered by the government and military. Staff and alumni undertook critical war-related scientific research in fields including munitions, aeronautics and medicine. The post-war period saw unprecedented growth at Imperial, as science and technology were seen as increasingly critical to facing the challenges of the twentieth century. New disciplines were introduced, including nuclear science and engineering, and computing and control.

After a series of mergers between the College and major medical schools, the Imperial College School of Medicine (now the Faculty of Medicine) was established in 1997. The Business School was granted a status equivalent to a College faculty in 2003, and a year later moved to its current location with the opening of the College Main Entrance. As the College approached its centenary, the decision was made to withdraw from the University of London, a federation of which Imperial had been a part since 1908. The College’s independence was formalised in 2007, and the first students to receive degrees of Imperial College London began their degrees later that year. The Queen’s Tower, under construction in this image from 1886, was originally part of the Imperial Institute. Whilst the rest of the Institute was demolished from 1957 to 1968, the iconic tower was saved by a public campaign and is now in the custody of Imperial.

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Leading lights Here are just some of the figures who have shaped our history and changed the world. SIR WILLIAM HENRY PERKIN In 1856, while studying at the Royal College of Chemistry, Perkin discovered the first coal tar dye, mauveine. His discovery of the synthetic purple dye revolutionised fabric colouring, bringing bright colours to the masses for the first time, and transformed the science of chemistry. DR MARTHA ANNIE WHITELEY Whiteley joined the Royal College of Science as a teaching scholar in 1904, and by 1920 had progressed to the role of Assistant Professor. She was the first woman to hold a position on the teaching staff at the College and was awarded the OBE in 1920 for the contribution of her research in the First World War. SIR ALEXANDER FLEMING In the course of his research at St Mary’s Hospital, Fleming discovered the fungal mould penicillium notarum. His 1928 breakthrough, and subsequent work by Sir Ernst Chain and Sir Hugh Florey to isolate and concentrate penicillin, was recognised in 1945 with a Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine. SIR DEREK BARTON Barton’s work on the spatial arrangements of organic molecules and reactions mechanisms was undertaken while he was Professor of Organic Chemistry between 1957 and 1972. His research transformed how chemists think about molecules in three-dimensional space, and he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry (with Odd Hassel) in 1969. PROFESSOR JOAN WOODWARD As a lecturer and subsequently professor in Industrial Sociology, Woodward undertook pioneering research into organisational structures in technology and production systems. Woodward Hall, a College Hall of Residence which opened in 2015, was named in her honour. PROFESSOR DENNIS GABOR During the 1940s, Gabor began to experiment with holography, a process which allows the storage of propagating optical wavefronts for later reconstruction. For this research, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1971, the first engineer to receive the accolade. PROFESSOR RODNEY ROBERT PORTER Porter was Pfizer Professor of Immunology at St Mary’s Hospital between 1960 and 1967, during which time he conducted research into the blood’s immunoglobin. In 1972, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine or Physiology with G.M. Edelmen for their work on determining the exact structure of an antibody.

The Sir Michael Uren Hub in White City will drive advances in life-changing medical technologies and treatments.

Our future Imperial College London is one of the world’s leading universities in the fields of science, engineering, medicine and business. Imperial’s strength in these core disciplines has allowed it to push the boundaries of what a university can do, with the community working together to solve major global challenges. Academics and students at Imperial are at the forefront of multidisciplinary research. They are supported by institutes and initiatives that bring researchers from across the College together. These include the Jameel Institute, the Imperial Network for Vaccine Research, the Imperial Robotics Forum, the Institute of Infection and the Environmental Research Group. Collaborations such as the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine in Singapore, which was established in 2010 with Nanyang Technological University, have shown how partnerships extend the impact of Imperial’s work. As the world changes, so will Imperial’s education. Building on the College’s Learning and Teaching Strategy, Imperial is embedding its education in a research-led, entrepreneurial environment and provides a broad range of services and support for students beyond their studies.

Imperial’s newest campus at White City has created an exciting opportunity to develop a new model for universities to work in partnership with the communities that surround them. The Invention Rooms, equipped with cutting-edge workshops, design studios and interactive spaces, inspire innovation and collaboration between Imperial and local residents in White City. New buildings on the campus, including the I-HUB, the Molecular Sciences Research Hub and the Sir Michael Uren Hub, will bring together world-class researchers, businesses and partners from academia to share ideas and tackle global challenges. The Sir Michael Uren Hub was opened in November 2021 and brings together over 500 engineers, clinicians, and scientists to develop new and affordable medical technologies. They will combine the latest medical research and engineering to improve the treatment and diagnosis of diverse medical conditions, from finding ways to treat dementia to creating bionic limbs.

World-leading research at Imperial

World-leading research at Imperial Imperial is home to many world-leading pioneers in science, engineering, business and medicine, and the alma mater to generations of award winners, government advisers, business leaders, politicians and entrepreneurs.

Research at the College is multidisciplinary, with academics working with partners around the globe to tackle the greatest challenges we will face in the coming years, from public health and wellbeing, to engineering novel solutions and harnessing the power of big data. Today’s graduates have been firmly embedded in a vibrant, research-led environment, learning alongside researchers who are experts in their fields. Imperial researchers are making new breakthroughs every day. Here are some of the highlights of the past year.

Award-winning solution supports Tanzanian farmers A study by Imperial College Business School examining financial support for farmers has received a Financial Times Responsible Business Education Award. Led by Associate Professor of Actuarial Finance, Dr Enrico Biffis, and Research Fellow, Dr Erik Chavez, the study addresses issues facing farmers in Tanzania who cannot access affordable insurance to protect them against the effects of climate change. Using machine learning to analyse data such as weather variables, soil characteristics and farming practices, the researchers developed a set of criteria by which a farm’s performance could be judged. Working with the World Bank and insurance firm Munich Re, they developed a product for farmers that combines loans and insurance to help protect smallholder farmers, many of whom lack access to basic financial services, which makes managing unexpected emergencies difficult. Dr Biffis said: “Tackling major social issues requires a broad range of skills and ideas. We found that by working directly with market participants and other experts, we were able to come up with an effective solution to the problems facing farmers in this region.”

Many farmers in Tanzania lack access to affordable insurance to protect them against the effects of climate change.

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Researchers from the Dyson School of Design Engineering are exploring how artificial intelligence could help develop new immersive audio technologies for virtual and augmented reality environments.

Generating realistic expressions for robotic patients

Uncovering hidden connections with AI

A new approach to producing realistic expressions of pain on robotic patients could help to reduce error and bias during physical examination.

A branch of AI that scans for connections in patterns of stocks and shares has been applied to discovering and mapping connections between proteins.

A team led by researchers at Imperial has developed a way to generate more accurate expressions of pain on the face of medical training robots during the physical examination of painful areas. The team’s findings suggest this could help teach trainee doctors to use clues hidden in patients’ facial expressions to minimise the force necessary for physical examinations. The technique could also help to detect and correct early signs of bias in medical students by exposing them to a wider variety of patient identities. Study author, Sibylle Rérolle from Imperial’s Dyson School of Design Engineering, said: “Improving the accuracy of facial expressions of pain on these robots is a key step in improving the quality of physical examination training for medical students.”

The method aims to speed up life sciences research by automatically updating knowledge and finding new correlations between genes, proteins and small molecules. Many of these are involved in disease and could be targets for new drugs. The technique, known as “natural language understanding”, has been used to find patterns between investments and how they change over time. Now, researchers at Imperial and Vector Space Biosciences have used the technique on academic literature, which can help map – in real time – how proteins relate to each other.

“ Proteins play a role in all the essential functions of our cells, so mapping their interactions, and which other molecules modify these interactions, is of huge importance.” Dr Sarah Rouse, Department of Life Sciences

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10.00: Faculty of Engineering

Order of Procession The company rises when the Procession enters the Hall and remains standing until the Chair of the Court and Council is seated.

FIRST GROUP

FOURTH GROUP

— City and Guilds College Union President, Ms Hayley Wong — Royal School of Mines Union President, Ms Jasmine Hedra Crocker — Postgraduate Representative, Mr Enson Un — Imperial College Union President, Dr Lloyd James

— College Secretary, Ms Grainne Brankin — Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Professor Nigel Brandon — Vice-Provost (Education and Student Experience), Professor Emma McCoy — Dr Ayush Bhandari, President’s Medal for Outstanding Early Career Researcher — Dr Rodrigo Ledesma-Amaro, President’s Medal for Outstanding Early Career Researcher — Professor Washington Yotto Ochieng, President’s Medal for Excellence in Research Supervision — Dr Sunday Popo-Ola, President’s Medal for Excellence in Societal Engagement — Professor Lidija Zdravkovic, President’s Medal for Excellence in Research Supervision — Sir Samuel E. Jonah, Honorary Degree recipient — Ms Dervilla Mitchell, Honorary Degree recipient

SECOND GROUP — Faculty Operating Officer, Mr Tim Venables — College Tutors — Senior Lecturers — Lecturers — Teaching Fellows — Research Fellows

THIRD GROUP — Academic Registrar, Mr David Ashton — Professors of the Faculty of Engineering — Head of the Department of Bioengineering, Professor Anthony Bull — Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering, Professor Omar Matar — Associate Dean for Learning and Teaching, Dr Lorraine Craig

FIFTH GROUP — Mace Bearer, Dr Oscar Calderon Agudo — Provost, Professor Ian Walmsley — Chair of the Court and Council, Mr John Allan

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Order of Ceremony FANFARE The Archbishop’s Fanfare

STUDENT ORATOR Imperial College Union President, Dr Lloyd James

ADDRESS Provost, Professor Ian Walmsley

PRESENTATION OF THE RECIPIENTS OF THE PRESIDENT’S MEDAL The Dean of the Faculty of Engineering presents: — Dr Ayush Bhandari, Outstanding Early Career Researcher — Dr Rodrigo Ledesma-Amaro, Outstanding Early Career Researcher — Professor Washington Yotto Ochieng, Excellence in Research Supervision — Dr Sunday Popo-Ola, Excellence in Societal Engagement — Professor Lidija Zdravkovic, Excellence in Research Supervision

PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES Presentation of postgraduates from the Faculty of Engineering to whom the degrees of MSc, MRes, MPhil, MD (Res) PhD and EngD have been awarded

MUSICAL INTERLUDE — Concerto in B flat major (1st movement) by Georg Friedrich Handel — Solo performed by Alice Miller, fourth year medical student

PRESENTATION OF THE HONORARY GRADUATES The Vice-Provost (Education and Student Experience) requests the Provost to confer the Degree of Doctor of Science honoris causa of Imperial College to: — Sir Samuel E. Jonah — Ms Dervilla Mitchell

VALEDICTION Chair of the Council, Mr John Allan

PRESENTATION OF THE OUTSTANDING STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS The Vice-Provost (Education and Student Experience) presents: — Dr Eloise Matheson — Mr Sergio Perez Perez

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

RECESSION, FOLLOWED BY RECEPTIONS

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

Sir Samuel E. Jonah Sir Samuel E. Jonah KBE, OSG is Executive Chairman of Jonah Capital and Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast, Ghana. Sir Samuel received a Master’s degree in Mine Management at Imperial College London in 1979 before re-joining Ashanti Goldfields Corporation. He became CEO in 1986 and is credited with overseeing its growth from a one-mine operation to a multinational concern. It became the first operating African company to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1996. Following the merger of Ashanti with AngloGold, Sir Samuel became Executive President of AngloGold Ashanti Ltd in May 2004. Sir Samuel is internationally recognised as a leading business executive. He has served on several international company boards including Vodafone Group; Standard Bank Group; Anglo American Company S.A.; Range Resources Limited, Equinox Mining, Transnet, Mittal Steel South Africa, among others. He currently serves as Chair of Helios Towers Plc, an Africa-focused telecommunications towers company and Roscan Gold Corporation. He was a Member of the Global Advisory Council for the Bank of America and for the International Investment Council. Sir Samuel has served on advisory councils for the Presidents of South Africa, Ghana, Nigeria and the African Development Bank. He is a founding member of the United Nations Secretary-General’s Global Compact Advisory Council. He has been awarded Honorary Degrees from the University of Exeter and the Ashesi University, Ghana. In December 2004 he was named by TIME and CNN as one of “25 Business Influentials” setting the global standards for management, ethics, marketing and innovation. He was elected a member of the National Academy of Engineering in 2019 for leadership and technical contributions in advancing the mineral industry in Africa. In 2003, he received an Honorary Knighthood and in 2006, Ghana’s highest national award, the Companion of the Order of the Star.

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Ms Dervilla Mitchell Ms Dervilla Mitchell CBE is Deputy Chair of Arup, a global design and engineering firm. Ms Mitchell is a prominent structural engineer who leads major projects around the world. She was Lead Design Engineer of London’s Heathrow Terminal 5, Europe’s largest construction site at the time and led the Portcullis House project in Westminster, as well as Arup’s input on the London Olympic Athletes’ Village. She sits on the Prime Minister’s Council for Science and Technology and is Chair of the National Engineering Policy Centre’s decarbonising UK working group. In 2014, Ms Mitchell joined the global board of Arup and in 2017 became the first woman to lead the UK, Middle East, India and Africa region of Arup. With both these roles she became an important role model for female engineers in Arup and across the sector. She advocates for gender balance in the industry, supporting women to pursue engineering careers and set up Arup’s women’s network: ConnectWomen. She was a founding member of Arup’s Diversity Steering Group and was Chair of the Royal Academy of Engineering Diversity Committee. In 2009, she was named one of the 90 most inspiring women by the Women’s Engineering Society and again recognised in 2016 as one of the Top 50 women in Engineering in the UK. Ms Mitchell has won the Murray Buxton and Derrington Construction Awards from the Institution of Structural Engineers, as well as the Women of Outstanding Achievement Award for Inspiration and Leadership, Business and Industry. She is a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, the Institution of Civil Engineers, the Irish Academy of Engineering, and Engineers Ireland. She was awarded a CBE for services to engineering in 2014 and received an honorary doctorate from University College Dublin in 2016.

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Faculty of Engineering President’s Medal The President’s Medal is awarded to recognise staff members who have made outstanding contributions to research, external engagement, innovation, and research support or supervision.

PRESIDENT’S MEDAL FOR OUTSTANDING EARLY CAREER RESEARCHER

Dr Ayush Bhandari Dr Ayush Bhandari is Lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Imperial College London. Dr Bhandari’s research pushes frontiers in the emerging area of Computational Sensing, exploring the co-design of hardware and mathematical algorithms in data capture and imaging. He joined the College in 2018 after receiving his PhD at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where he showcased a rare depth of interdisciplinarity and independence. He has already established an impressive publication record together with 10 US Patents and a co-authored textbook, Computational Imaging (MIT Press, 2022). His work on unlimited sensing, a new digital paradigm, has been referred to as the first seminal contribution in the field. Dr Bhandari’s scientific work has been recognised across disciplines. He was awarded the August-Wilhelm Scheer Visiting Professorship in 2019 by the Department of Mathematics at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). He won the 2020 IEEE Best PhD Dissertation Award and was awarded the UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship in 2019.

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PRESIDENT’S MEDAL FOR OUTSTANDING EARLY CAREER RESEARCHER

Dr Rodrigo Ledesma-Amaro Dr Rodrigo Ledesma-Amaro is Lecturer in the Department of Bioengineering at Imperial College London. Dr Rodrigo Ledesma-Amaro is a leading researcher in the field of metabolic engineering and microbiomes. He explores how we can create sustainable routes for manufacturing using engineered microorganisms instead of petroleum-derived chemicals. This work has led to several patents being used in industry and the publication of more than 100 papers. He joined the College in 2017 and quickly built an internationally-renowned laboratory in synthetic biology and metabolic engineering that now includes more than 25 researchers and has an impressive funding record. Dr Ledesma-Amaro’s expertise has been widely sought by industry partners, which has led to strong collaborations, numerous consultancy projects and invitations to the Scientific Advisory Boards of three biotech companies. Through his connections with industry, Dr Ledesma-Amaro has created a new module, Industrial Applications of Cellular Engineering, that gives students access to speakers from large, medium and small companies to learn the differences between industrial and academic research. In 2020, he was awarded the Metabolites Young Investigator Award from the Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI) and, in 2021, the Emergent Talent Award by the Society of Spanish Researchers in the UK (SRUK).

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PRESIDENT’S MEDAL FOR EXCELLENCE IN SOCIETAL ENGAGEMENT

Dr Sunday Popo-Ola Dr Sunday Popo-Ola is Research and Teaching Fellow in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Imperial College London. Dr Popo-Ola works in the field of fixings and claddings with multidisciplinary reach across engineering. He is also highly skilled at developing initiatives for widening participation and schools engagement and is training others to deliver such programmes. He has delivered this work for audiences in the UK, UAE, Jamaica, Nigeria and Turkey. His expertise attracted funding from the Royal Academy of Engineering in order to train industry engineers in outreach, which has reached over 100 participants. He has also co-ordinated a programme for summer schools in remote areas of Africa, enabling teachers to better deliver STEM subjects. In March 2020, Dr Popo-Ola was one of the first College lecturers to carry out remote teaching and used this experience to adapt outreach programmes for online delivery. Notably, this includes Creative Futures, a programme he founded in 2007 to inspire school pupils to study STEM subjects. It attracted an international audience of nearly 5,000 participants.

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PRESIDENT’S MEDAL FOR EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH SUPERVISION

Professor Washington Yotto Ochieng Professor Washington Yotto Ochieng is Head of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Imperial College London. Professor Ochieng has a considerable award-winning research portfolio in infrastructure resilience and positioning and navigation systems. He joined the Department in 1997 and quickly became a pivotal member of staff. In 2007, he became the College’s first Chair in Positioning and Navigation Systems. He has also been Head of the Centre for Transport Studies and Co-Director of the Institute for Security Science and Technology. In addition to these roles, Professor Ochieng has put PhD researchers at the heart of his work throughout his career. He has supervised 45 PhD students to successful completion over the past 20 years, with 20 more currently progressing. Students and colleagues alike praise the supportive environment he creates and hold Professor Ochieng in high regard. Professor Ochieng was elected a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering in 2013 and is the holder of the Royal Institute of Navigation’s highest award for his research on safety critical navigation systems.

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Faculty of Engineering President’s Medal

PRESIDENT’S MEDAL FOR EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH SUPERVISION

Professor Lidija Zdravkovic Professor Lidija Zdravkovic is Professor of Computational Geomechanics and Head of Geotechnics in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Imperial College London. Professor Zdravkovic develops and applies numerical tools to advance geotechnical engineering solutions for a sustainable and resilient society. She has consulted on major engineering projects including Crossrail, The Shard, Heathrow Terminal 5 and the Rome Metro. She has written over 200 academic papers and two books, and she has served on the British Geotechnical Association’s Executive Committee and the Numerical Methods Technical Committee within the International Society for Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering. Alongside her contributions to academia and industry, Professor Zdravkovic has supervised 30 PhD students during her time at the College, supporting their studies and career progression. She has supported the development of the bespoke computational platform for student research, ICFEP, that allows them to apply research to industry challenges. The quality of her supervision and commitment to her students’ career development is indicated by the excellent research outputs of her students and their impact on industry practices.

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

Mr Sergio Perez Perez Mr Sergio Perez Perez is a PhD student in the Departments of Mathematics and Chemical Engineering at Imperial College London. He is active in science policy and diplomacy, taking roles as Ambassador for Science at the Spanish Embassy in London and Director of Science Policy at the Society of Spanish Researchers in the UK (SRUK). At the Embassy, he organised high-level visits of Spanish diplomats to the College to facilitate discussion of initiatives to promote the mobility of Spanish researchers following Brexit. He co-ordinated two reports on this issue for the Science and Technology Committee of the House of Commons and was invited to share the results in Parliament at an event with the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology. In Spain, he co-organised a workshop to explore the opportunities and challenges of the Spanish research system, which enabled a science policy recommendation report. He has appeared on Spanish and British media, representing the College and showcasing its facilities and initiatives in science policy.

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Faculty of Engineering Outstanding Student Achievement Award

Dr Eloise Matheson Dr Eloise Matheson completed her PhD in the Department of Mechanical Engineering in 2021. She was co-founder of the Women in STEM Society, where she organised talks by inspiring female engineers and events to promote the College Equality, Diversity and Inclusion strategy. She also managed the Robotics Forum, which promotes collaboration between academics from different departments. As part of this work, she liaised between the College, industry and government groups researching robotics, maintained the Robotics Forum’s social media accounts and was significantly involved in the College’s application for a Robotics Centre for Doctoral Training. Dr Matheson also co-ordinated the Robot Zone space at the Imperial Festival, which showcased the College’s Robotics research for the public. Her work with the European Space Agency (ESA) led to her involvement with the 4th European Space Generation Workshop, which was held at the College and enabled early career researchers to discuss future challenges facing the space community.

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Faculty of Engineering Dean’s welcome I would like to congratulate you on your exemplary achievement, and thank your families and friends for their support during your time here. Your hard work, determination and talent have made a lasting mark on us.

As you leave Imperial College London please do not view this as goodbye, but rather the start of a new journey. You are now part of our alumni community of almost 100,000 engineering graduates who are shaping the world around us. As an alumnus of the Faculty of Engineering myself, I am committed to the advancement of engineering and technology, and shaping the next generation of engineers. Our departments are world leading in their fields and are tackling global challenges that will define our future. You have been and will continue to be a key part in these efforts. Your voice as an alumnus is important to us. I hope that you will stay involved by volunteering your time, reading our newsletters, and supporting the next generation of engineers. As Dean, I will endeavour to provide you with exciting opportunities to engage with us. Professor Nigel Brandon Dean of the Faculty of Engineering

Over time our research areas will evolve, teaching methods will continue to develop, and people will come and go. What will always remain however is our focus on equipping future leaders with the expertise they need to have a positive impact on the world. We will watch your future successes with pride. I hope that you too will keep an eye out for ours. Be proud and hold your head high as you tell people you are an engineering graduate of Imperial College London. Congratulations and enjoy the rest of this memorable day! We look forward to hearing about your success and having you as a member of the Faculty of Engineering alumni family.

Top: PhD student Alexander Schwerttheim working on a vacuum chamber in the Space Research Laboratory in the Department of Aeronautics. The vacuum chamber is used to simulate space and test propulsion technologies. Above: Research Associate Aisha Junejo from the Adaptive Emergent Systems Engineering group in the workshop. Left: Dr Abhijeet Ghosh and PhD student Yuliya Gitlina from the Department of Computing on the Imperial Multispectral Light Stage, which enables super high-resolution, photorealistic facial mapping for visual effects in cinema and video games.

Faculty of Engineering

Faculty of Engineering Graduate Prizewinners The following awards and prizes are given to students with a record of exceptional achievement in scholarship in the Faculty of Engineering. ABS Consulting Prize in Earthquake Engineering Matthaios Kostagiannis Brian Young Aeronautics Prize for Individual MSc Project Marco Mascolo Aeronautics Prize for the Best Student in MSc Advanced Aeronautical Engineering Marco Mascolo Haofan Yu Aeronautics Prize for the Best Student in MSc Advanced Computational Methods Javier Lorente Macías Chengwei Xia Sa Zhu Aeronautics Prize for the Best Student in MSc Composites Arthur Roge Amiya Basu Prize for Use of AI Technologies in Civil Engineering (MSc) Ana Isabel Pirrone Atkins Prize for Soil Dynamics and Engineering Seismology Maria Anthi

Dudley Newitt Prize for Theoretical/ Computational Excellence Chloe Armour Frank Hodgson Memorial Prize Ta Mae Ann

Margaret Fishenden Centenary Memorial Prize Mohamed Essam Mohamed Kassem Abdelaziz

Geoff Hewitt Prize for Outstanding Performance on the MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering with Biotechnology Programme Pranav Menon

Matthey Prize Alexis Belessiotis Richards Liu Chen

Hertha Ayrton Centenary Prize Zirui Niu IMSE Prize for Excellence Jessica Govey-Scotland Konstantinos Steiakakis Ivor Tupper Prize for Excellence in Signal Processing, Broadcast and Video Technology Jiaoyang Liu Joan Wong and Jo Mayne Scholarship for Women Qingning He John & Frances Jones Prize Max Naylor Marlow

Award for Outsanding Achievement in the MSc Global Innovation Design Prize Jingyi Li

John Kilner Prize for Energy Materials Zijie Sha

Award for Outsanding Achievement in the MSc Innovation Design Engineering Prize Matteo Guerrato

John S Archer Award for Research Excellence in Petroleum Geoscience and Engineering Felipe Huerta Perez

Constance Fligg Tipper Centenary Memorial Prize Alessandro Piglione

Katopodis Prize Jose Nunes Teixeira Vaz Moreno

Dudley Newitt Prize for Experimental Excellence Hannah Moran

Malcolm Puller Prize Ana Isabel Pirrone

Letitia Chitty Centenary Memorial Prize Xinlu Lucy Mao London Petrophysical Society Prize Promise C. Ekeh

Maurice Hanson Prize Hans Dyckerhoff Villaveces McLean Medal Felicity Dear MRes Bioengineering Prize for the Best Academic Performance Hong Seok Lee MRes Medical Device Design Entrepreneurship Prize for the Best Academic Performance Antonia Julia Bidenharn MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering Prize for Outstanding Performance in Examinations Miao Jiang MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering Prize for Outstanding Performance in the Research Project Niki Triantafyllou MSc Analogue and Digital Integrated Circuit Design Outstanding Achievement Prize Qingyan Zhu MSc Applied Machine Learning Outstanding Achievement Prize James Teversham

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

MSc Communications and Signal Processing Outstanding Achievement Prize Yuxuan Jiang MSc Control Systems Outstanding Achievement Prize Zirui Niu MSc Future Power Networks Outstanding Achievement Prize Hongyi Li MSc Human and Biological Robotics Prize for the Best Academic Performance Zac Galibov Zehao Li MSc in Sustainable Energy Futures Prize for Best Overall Performance Daniel Leon Krause MSc in Sustainable Energy Futures Prize for Best Performance in Examined Components Paul Frapart MSc in Sustainable Energy Futures Prize for Best Research Project Maria de Aranzazu Oviedo Viviant MSc Petroleum Geoscience Fieldwork Prize Saskia Goacher MSc Petroleum Geosicence Sedimentological Prize Hajar Alwazzan PACT Prize 2021/2022 Adrian Taylor Patrick J Dowling Prize in Advanced Structural Engineering Roberto De la Torre Tello Prize in Advanced Materials Characterisation Techniques Stuart William Aberdeen Ronald Stewart Jenkins Memorial Prize Jiachi Yang

The Corporate Partnership Programme MSc Group Project Prize Roopa Antony Anna-Sophia Beer Yaniel Cabrera Roshan Chainani Yihang Chew Jonathan Andrew Clark Adam Davies Patricia Daxbacher Thomas Falezan Katie Gallagher Anna Hlédiková Zepeng Hu Venetia Jennings Monika Jotautaite Marwan Mousa Stefán Páll Sturluson Hudson Yeo Tsun Ho Christopher Yim The Corporate Partnership Programme MSc Individual Project Prize Wulfie Bain Jordan Clive Patricia Daxbacher Bastien Lecoeur

Unwin PhD Prize Laura Braun Unwin Postgraduate Prize Hao Hao Unwin Postgraduate Prize in Mechanical Engineering Saman Tavana Victor Appleby Memorial Prize in Engineering Hydrology Anthony Ross Weinberg Prize Pavlos Kotidis William Penney Prize (Second Best Project on MSc Advanced Materials Science and Engineering) Mengzhen Cao Winton Capital Applied Computing MSc Prize Venetia Jennings Sneha Naik

The Journal of Petroleum Geology Prize Jamie McCann The Larry Hench Biomaterials Prize Håkon Høgset The MSc in Advanced Materials for Sustainable Infrastructure Prize for the Best Overall Student Performance Elizabeth Smith The MSc in Advanced Materials for Sustainable Infrastructure Prize for the Best Research Project Elizabeth Smith The MSc in Fluid Mechanics for the Offshore, Coastal and Built Environments Prize for the Best Overall Student Performance Xinlu Lucy Mao

Splunk Prize for Excellence in MSc Individual Project Hanna Behnke

The Professor John W Polak Memorial MSc Prize for the Best Research Project in the Transport MSc Cluster Hans Dyckerhoff Villaveces

The Alain Gringarten Award Alireza Nahvi

The TYC@Imperial prize Zachary Goodwin

The Best Individual Project Award Andrea Carlino Vlad Mihalcea

The Winton Capital Prize for the Best MSc Advanced Computing Student Arthur Cauchetier

The Corporate Partnership Programme Awards for Academic Excellence Wulfie Bain Sneha Naik Jamie Salter

Tony Evans Memorial Prize Jia Hui Teo Townend Prize Rui Tan

Faculty of Engineering

Faculty of Engineering Graduates 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 at the time of going to press, not all of whom are attending the ceremony.

AERONAUTICS Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Sergio Ambrogi Alex Boston Zonglin Cai Chan Nok Hang Chotirawee Chatpattanasiri Junyu Chen Congming Cui Maxime Dahmani Hanyang Dai Antoine Delahaye Georgios Efstathiou Joseph El-Helou Simon Elias Hassan Ahzam Faiz Ruolin Fan Giacomo Floridi Kanishk Ganga Dimitri Gladkov Yucheng Gong Alejandro González Pérez Davide Guerra Syed J Hayder Lincan He Michael Hillary Jason Hitchman Ho Man Ho (Gordon) Raymen Hoang Guy Alexander Hotchin Clément Houlès Fujing Huang Uduakobong Ikono Piyapat Jameekornkul Zhecheng Jin Jeremy Kalfoun Sahil Kunder Pengxu Lai Xiangrui Li Meixuan Lin Changyu Liu

Huiming Liu Xiaoyu Liu Yue Liu Javier Lorente Macías Yiliang Lou Wenhao Ma Gautier Maillard Herman Mak Andranik Markaryan Marco Mascolo Usama Meraj Pauline Montête Karl O’Sullivan Victorien Poutot Mohammad Ameenur Rahman Shakibur Shakib Rahman Aparna Ravi Arthur Roge Alessandro Rossetto Yovanka Rucita Yousef Salhamoud Saleh Jesus Sanchez Jaramillo Aravind Satheesh Kumar Anugya Singh Wei Sun Jonathan Tang Rong Tao Paul Topping Esma Uzar Sandip Vijaykumar Christina Vogt-Sasse Dayi Wang He Wang Yanyu Wang Yifei Wang Tianhao Wei Ningjun Wu Chengwei Xia Caoyu Xie Yue Xie Bihan Xu Wei Xu Bingyi Xue

Chen Yang Chenguang (David) Yang Jiawei Yao Haofan Yu Teng Yu Lingxuan Zeng David Zhang Tianao Zhang Yang Zhang Kenan Zhao Hongyu Zhou Pengyuan Zhou Haodong Zhu Qifan Zhu Sa Zhu Xuanhao Zhu Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy Daniel Markcoons Crystal Winston Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Marc Artola Robin Basso Pedro Carrusca Gomes Alvaro Cea Esteban Lloyd Fung Aldyandra Hami Seno Krishna Kankanwadi Dimitrios Kempesis Marius Koch Chanhui Lee Murilo Marangon Cicolin Ryan Murphy Lee Nissim Nick Pepper Jan N. Rose Maria Ivelinova Valkova Charanya Venkatesan-Crome

Zhenguo Yan Kwangkyu (Alex) Yoo BIOENGINEERING Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Alanood Alharthi Arnaud Allemang-Trivalle Jonathon Stanley Alexander Amah Estelle Antibi Aryana Avaei Alessia Bardanzellu Sean Benson Ludain Binladen Tudor-Codrin Bostan Ángela Calzado Beltrán Rodrigo Jorge Sultan Carrilho Sarah Chams Bacha Siyao Chang Zijie Chen Ting Wan Cheng Hannah Sui Yee Cheung Sheng Yu Chia Iman Choukari Amalia Chrysostomou Joy Cowper Yufei Cui Danielle Curtin Julia Karolina Dabrowska Alaa Daher Emma David Luca De Freitas Delfina Delfina Hugh Dickens Domitille Dommergues Sharif Bahauddin Abdulhameed Fetaiha Ebrahim Zita Edwards Daniel Elabd Fouad Elias Julio Esparza Ibañez

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

Elena Faillace Tsz To Fan Sarah Simon Fares Will Faust Zhen Feng Maria Fernandez Eleanor Victoria Firth Zac Galibov Menghan Gao Irene Estela Garcia Garcia Neha Gazula Xiaoyin Ge Claudia Ghidini Kimberly Grasmick Torben Guijarro Yumou Han Yuxuan Han Barnaby Hannan-Everett Sanober Hasan Yuewei He Clara Herrero Martín Yuecheng Hong Zhaoyang Jacopo Hu Zebin Huang Sam Hufflett Thanawat Iamvuthipreecha Mark Ilsinszki Alexandra Ionescu Alexander Matthew Yuk Lam Ip Illimar Issak Tom Jacquin Nusrat Jahan Yasmin Jenis Hongke Ji Kaifeng Jiang Tian Jiang Oriane Jourdan Yasmin Kadhim Aya Kayal Jin Hyung Kim Georgia Kontaxi Kai Lawrence Chiara Lazzaroli Danai Lekka Jianan Li Li Gen Linyue Li Zehao Li Xiaoqi Lin Shiyue Liu Georgia Loukou Yujie Lu Laura Madrenas PérezMaldonado Bernard Mak Yejiao Mao Yizhou Mao Giorgio Martinelli Changxu Miao Ella Miceli-Farrugia Jimmy Murari Conor Murphy Alessia Nannetti Leo Nouvelle Rahel Ohlendorf Michal Olak Yuxin Pan Maria Papaefstathiou Angelica Parra

Vincent Pascat Julio Pastor Shivany Patel Julia Peladeau Tianhu Peng Pippa Peters-Cheale Tamara Polyakova Filippo Prestinoni Bocca Yuhan Qin Maria Revuelta Amandine Alice Odile Marcelle Romeo Maria Royo Maxime Sabbah Alex Scott-Simons Shao,Yuancheng Umar Shehzad Yiying Sheng Rianat Sobayo Honn Wee Son Maria Stamatopoulou Chao Sun Jiyang Sun Xicheng Sun Yulin Sun Michelle Tang Konstantinos Theodorou Peter Tisnikar Federico Vaghi Carlotta Valensin Clotilde Vié Claire Vincent Marco Visentin Frost Wang Lu Wang Ye Wang Yiran Wang Zihao Wang Zijian Wang Paula Wegbrans Giró Zhangchi Wu Yang Chunhui Alyssa Yek Hao Yu Sakina Zaidi Deniss Zerkalijs Mingxu Zhao Huijing Zhou Xinyu Zhou Ruifei Zhu Yuliang Zhu Zicheng Zhu Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Research Mohamed Almarei Hendrik Beck Nahhal Ahmad Bhatti Antonia Julia Bidenharn Raphael Cunningham Celestin de Wergifosse Agata Feledyn Jialin Feng Violeta Georgieva Samuel Grisa Donald Harmitt Yangshuo Hu Juan Ivars

Joe Joseph Kalina Kyuchukova Elmeri Latvanen Hong Seok Lee James Weidong Liang Dijun Liao Junliang Lin Sirui Liu Rocio Lopez Cavestany Alejandro Martin Linares Klara Misak Peggy Yipeng Pi Alexis Pomares Pastor Syahirul Alim Ritonga Yeo Jin Song Ishana Sood Yilin Sun Luqiao Tan Kutal Mete Tekin Nikolaus Wischmann Zi Ye Ha-Jun Yoom Ye Yuan Tianyuan Zhao Lisha Zhong Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy Camille Blondin Ziyan Zhu Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Julian Ashby James Bezer Gerolamo Carboni Foivos Chatzidimitriou Matthew Copping Philip Gillespie Stephen Gray Sharon Louise Jewell Amadeus Maes Louise McMenemy Ismael Mullor Ruiz Nikolaos Pantelireis Magdalena Plotczyk Jenny Poulton Kai Riemer Thomas Robins Isobel Steer Sarah Stewart Simone Tanzarella Caryn Urbanczyk Rejin Varghese Marcus Walker Gulcen Yeldag CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Raja Danyal Abbas Abdullah Abdal Reem Abdulla Ayobami Simisola Adeyemo Nadeem Ahmad Arianna Ajaereh

Ebrahim Ali Alazemi Ashraf Al-Fosaiel Basil Alharbi Ahmed Ali Ali Adel A Alkhal Fakhro Tarania Amirthalingam Galateia Anastasiou Sulaimaan Ataullah Adekunle Balogun Tanmay Bansal Paul Buchinger Weiqi Cao David Cecil Isaac Chan Nuttatida Chandhasrisawad Chujun Chen Si Chen Siyu Chen Yiling Chen Yuxin Chen Amalia Ioanna Choupi Charlie Croxford Ebrahim Daji Madhubani Datta James Martin Doughty Raluca Andreea Dragomir Niki Duan Martina Fava Yousof Fazelpoor Antonia Feilden Joshua Franklin-Watnick Joseph Frewin Harry Fry Hong Siang Gan Yizhao Gao Fangyuan Ge Muran Gong Dasan Guo Qianhui Guo Kalokson Gurung Praja Gurung Syed Abdullah Syed Abdul Khader Habeeb Amina Hafez Hongzhen He Yifei He Chan Huh Pantelis Ioannou Miao Jiang Yan Kai Ning Kang Cato Kannekens Temitayo Ken-Afolabi Magalie Khalife Aikaterina Krassakopoulou Aljosa Kulinovic Nithin Sebastian Kuncheria Aliette Lefranc Giovanni Lento Yiran Li Yubing Li Hanyi Liao Zhuming Lin Hans Linnet Chang Liu Yaxi Liu Xiaohai Long Kai Lou Chin Chern Low

Faculty of Engineering

Wenyao Lyu Cornel Marck Nicole Marroquin Yara Marzouk Rory Mendes Pranav Menon Lamia Merhi Yousef Waheed Mohamed Mohammed Mujtaba Taychin Nuntasukkasem Mabel Ibiso Obah Aamir Panagar Jinil Pandya Samuel Panza Odysseas Petrou Sarah Philip Francesco Polito Iakovos Polychronidis Jodi Porter Sai Pyae Sone Aung Harris Qureshi Nabila Rahman Gustavo Raschke Rameh Jing Ren Andy Leonel Rojas Mejia Fanding Rong Sadra Sadeghi Nejad Joshua Winston Sanusi Harjap Singh Haroula Sfetsa Syed Minhas Shah Mashwani Paras Sharma Gelmu Sherpa Yang Shi Anshuman Sinha Sophie Sitter Janusz Siwek Hourissa Soleymani Babadi Vamsi Krishna Somanchi Jiaoyang Song Meilin Song Roger (Daichong) Song Yezi Song Apostolos Stamatopoulos Sofia Stavroglou Yufeng Tang Adrian Taylor Niki Triantafyllou Wei-Fu Tseng Fran Tumajan Youssef Christian Antonio Tuwahatu David Chimazuruihenile Uko Muhammed Shareef Vally George Vamvarapis Satyam Vora Chenxu Wang Shuhan Wang Danqing Wei Guoquan Wu Younan Wu Shuning Xiang Xucheng Yan Chenhui Yang Yuxiao Yang Hanzhi Ye Jingjing Ye Yaxin Zeng Bowen Zhang

Jinyuan Zhang Yuming Zhang Fangyuan Zhao Zhongtian Zhao Zhenyi Zhou Laura Zurbayeva Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy Abdullah Alghazal Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Aida Rafat Abouelela Hande Alptekin Amjaad Saeed Al-Qahtani Chloe Armour Rodrigo Barbosa Kagiso Bikane Francesco Borghesan David H. Bowskill Eseosa Michelle Ekanem Usmaan Farooq Jingyu Feng Jose Carlos Ferreira Rodrigues De Morais Anton Edward Josef Firth Sebastian Green Junyoung Hwang Martin Kessler Pavlos Kotidis Ye Seol Lauren Lee David Antony Leng Emily Leonidou Huiqiang Lu Emily Louise Manchester Calum McIntosh Luqman Hakim Mohd Azmi Hannah Moran Samata Shrestha Pandey Andrius Patapas Sergio Perez Perez Antonio Russo Samara Sadeek Marzia Sesini Vatsal Shah Ravi Shankar Michael Simpson Janet Skitt Rui Tan Hannah Tiernan Barnabas James Walker Zhixuan Wang Jet Yeo Sherifat Yesufu-Rufai Rui Zhang Hualun Zhu CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Askhat Abdubekov Nouf Abdulghani Olohije Akpengbe Paloma Aldeguer

Mubin Al-Manaf Sharifuddin Iliani Styliani Anapali Maria Anthi Jennifer Claire Emma Apthorp Yu Bai Leonidas Bakouros Kaavya Shree Baskaran Wesley James Beaver Dalil Benaouda Sissy Boulougari Stoyan Boyukliyski Callum Carroll Pietro Cerchiai Pui Long Chan Huan Chang Bingda Chen Danlu Chen Hongkang Chen Meijun Chen Rouxiao Chen Qian Cheng Yinjie Cheng Goodluck Mmesoma ChikaOkafor Choo Yan Kai Yeakoob Choudhury Mengmeng Chu Siqi Chu Ryan Chung Adam Henry Crompton Erin Cullen Marios Dafnomilis Mohamed Dahir Ruikai Dai Xiaotong Dai Dalia Dandan Roberto De la Torre Tello Jesús David De Oliveira Thibault Decré Humberto del Castillo Montes de Oca Anselme D’Harcourt Guanyang Dong Xuanzuo Dong Ezra Dorsch Lingxiao Duan Hans Dyckerhoff Villaveces Cathryn Jayne Earl Evgenia Eleftheriou Maritta Elias Canberk Ergin Gary Edward Evans Georgia Exakoustidou Paul Famutimi-Dickson Lizhou Fan Chenxi Fang Bingge Feng Jiayi Feng Tania Valentina Ferro Gatis Finartijs Chun Ming Fok Thomas Fussell Yang Gao Saifullah Garba Yaro Emily Gay Shucheng Ge Sarah Gilroy Nikos Goliopoulos Pierre Goetz

Aude Gohler Arthur Gosset Victoria A. E. Grant Alex Gu Yurui Gu Samuel Guiose Alex Guja Ahmet Gunduz Yutong Guo Willy Hanugrah Gusti Salih Yildiz Halil Han Han Daniel France Hasibuan Charles Haskell Yuying He Paul Henderson Kin Tung Michael Ho Charles Hooper Jinming Hu Xuwei Hu Wei Hua Nadia Hujair Jian Huo Mohamed Ibrahim Giorgos Ioannou Loukas Ioannou Wei Jiang Yuhan Jiang Jacob Jones Paul-Louis Erwan Vincent Julienne Konstantinos Kapralos Navdip Kaur Yonatan Khalife Michael King Julian Kling Myriam Konate Matthaios Kostagiannis Evangelos Kotsialos Zimu Lan Kwan Yee Cammy Lau Faidah Lawal Gaëtan Le Grelle Nathan Lee Trevor Nicholas Lee Guangshun Li Haoyu Li Jiaxuan Li Jin Li Jinyu Li Li Yin Wai Tianyang Li Wanyu Li Xinyue Li Yinong Li Zhuorong Li Zijie Li Jiajun Liang Kunlun Lin Yi Lin Yimin Lin Phoebe Lipp Canran Liu Kaiming Liu Kaiwen Liu Lin Liu Lisa Liu Renjie Liu

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

Shengming Liu Tianshu Liu Xinyu Liu Zeting Liu Gerasimos Livieratos David Jack Loveman Hadrien Loyant Aled Loynes Jiaying Lu Yiling Lu Zhuyin Lu Yu Luan Daniel Luckett Madina Ly Ziqian Ma Xinlu Lucy Mao Marc Martínez Mendoza Maria Pia Mawyin Minuche Claudia Mayne Cusell Sam McColgan Yuxin Meng Giorgio Mezzacapo Irene Michael Cheng Min Mohamed Mohamud Eric Montfort Benjamin Moss Dakalo Nekhavhambe Jia Ruey Ng Chen Nie Zoe Nikolaou Weijie Ning Kaili Niu Patrick O’Mahony Micol Palmieri Cara Pan Xiwu Pang Hugo Claude Sean Peyriere Germano Piccirilli Sylvain Pihet Ana Isabel Pirrone Markos Pitsios Anthony Pou Nicholas Proietti Stan, Jun Qi Laura Quentin Felix Rannou Miguel Fernando Regalado Zapata Ying Ren Anthony Ross Maxim Sebastian Ruggeri Rehan Saeed Danish Sanwal Lucas Schofield Emily Seabrook Pierre-Henri Sellier Xuexiao Shan Wanying Shangguan Rui Shen Tonggaochuan Shen Yue Shen Jack Sherlock Anna Siontorou Elizabeth Smith Jack Smith Alma Sottile Emma E. Steele Eyleena Suriray

Ta Mae Ann Jack Taggart Juntong Tan Biying Tang Ji Hin Tang Jinpeng Tao Weiyi Tao Tongjingxuan Tian Nicolo Todde Nikolaos Triantafyllou Ismaa’Eel Undre Nikita Vasilev Athanasia Velesiotou Arabel Vilas Serín Peizheng Wang Qin Wang Ruoyao Wang Sibo Wang Sulin Wang Suyan Wang Xuan Wang Yidi Wang Yifeng Wang Yijia Wang Zhijin Wang Zhuoying Wang Ziyi Wang Weiming Wei Mengfan Wen Xiaoxuan Wen Gwen Whidborne Georgia Williams Toby Wong Fangyu Wu Yuchen Wu Yu Xie Zhe Xing Feifei Xu Xin Xu Ziqian Xu Yiying Xue Jiachi Yang Tingshen Yang Yijia Yang Yitao Yang Haoyu Yao Jinyu Yao Fan Ye Jingzhu Ye Jianhui Yi Sijia Yin Yumeng Yin Zimaam Yoosuf Brian Young Tengfei Yu Haoyue Yuan Yingnan Yuan Suzan Feysal Zakka Tamim Zeineddine Fangming Zhai Guanghui Zhai Luofeng Zhai Yilun Zhan Chi Zhang Jinjing Zhang Keyang Zhang Leshi Zhang Minze Zhang Ningxin Zhang

Qi Zhang Shaoqi Zhang Shoutong Zhang Shujing Zhang Xinze Zhang Yixuan Zhang Yujia Zhang Yuxing Zhang Zihan Zhang Zixiao Zhang Xiangyu Zhao Xize Zhao Zefan Zhao Yuhan Zheng Jinpeng Zhou Zhuosheng Zhu Xinyu Zou Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Anupriya Emma Bangun Georgia Bateman Behnam Behzadi-Sofiani Adam Bekele Caroline Blocher Laura Braun Emily Dieu Justyna Edgar Jose Escribano Macias Daniel Fiuza Dosil Alex Gray Benjamin Wei Li Guo Lucinda Hazell Renos Karamanis Joshua Kaufmann Leena Kibriya Benedict C. Krueger Constantinos Kyprianou Clemence Le Cornec Teng Liu Ziyi Liu Tom Owen Morgan Chunyan Quan Vishnu Nair Jennifer Scoular Alastair Shipman Laure Sioné Birgit Sützl Aly-Joy Ulusoy Ken Vinck Shiming Xu Suwan Yin Yuanying Zhao COMPUTING Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Yaroslav Afonin Lisa Alazraki Mufid Ahmad Alkhaddour Samy Alsharani Lily Amsellem Shreyas Kumar Annamrau Roopa Antony Atijit Anuchitanukul Omar Arafeh

Eric Askinazi Wulfie Bain Charles Barthelemy Vadim Becquet Anna-Sophia Beer Hanna Behnke Ugo Ben Assayag Nikolaos Bouas Jacopo Brioni Pierre Browne Yaniel Cabrera Jiongjian Cai George Castle Arthur Cauchetier Jaskirat Chahal Xiangdi Chai Roshan Chainani Félix Chalumeau Terrence Chan Zhan Liang Chan Eric Chen Leran Chen Sicong Chen Yutong Cheng Zhi Jun Cheung Yihang Chew Ling Yu Choi Makis Christou Jonathan Andrew Clark Jordan Clive Rob Cobb Kodiak Conrad Ilan Coulon Charlotte Cronjaeger Jake Cunningham Tianyu Dai Aurele Dalibot Nasma Dasser Adam Davies Patricia Daxbacher Daphne Demekas Victoria Iustitia Prudentia Derks Samantha Devine Ke Ding Alexander Jan Dmitrewski Maciej Dudziak Edgar Eggert Constantin Eulenstein Thomas Falezan Bowen Fan Jingyi Fan Kaixuan Fan Jérémie Feitz Roxane Fischer Pavlos Fragkogiannis Patrick Frenett Daria Galkina Katie Gallagher Charles Géry Ivan Gorshkov Tom Gotsman Zihan Guan Neil Hacker Edward Charles Hayes Ariane Alice Hine Dan Hirlea Anna Hlédiková Ho Boon Yang

Faculty of Engineering

Yin Long Ho Steffen Holter Jing Hu Mengxuan Hu Shunlong Hu Zepeng Hu Ying Huang Benjamin Irwin Venetia Jennings Junqi Jiang Nan Jiang Monika Jotautaite Hissa Ahmed A Y Kafood Ziad Kheil Philipp Klein Charles Knottenbelt Shirong Kou Patryk Kozak John Kwon Aaron Yat Lam Michael Lan Kevin Landert Karnsiri Laothamatas Bastien Lecoeur Jiaxin Li Linshan Li Linwei Li Qichen Li Wenxu Li Zelun Li Zishen Li Yee Wen Lim Hexun Lin Hongshu Liu Jinhuan Liu Haoyuan Loh Marcus Loo Kuan Lu Haopeng Luo Salomon Lupo Jiayi Ma Rory Macpherson Cesare Magnetti Sanjana Mahesh Makhija Tanisha Mandre Bojia Mao Umar Marikar Marlies Mayerhofer Niccolò McConnell Hugo McNally Rose McNally Candela Mirat Jiawei Mo Isabelle Molander Tommaso Moro Marwan Mousa Asen Nachkov Sneha Naik Arseniy Nekhochin Ng Wei Jian Olusola Nylander Sohaïb Ouzineb Alon Oved Davide Paglieri Bo Peng Marvin Peng Joseph Plaza Paul Ponchon

Hanbin Qi Yuelan Qin Alexander Philipp Rader Cynthuja Ramanan Alexander Reichenbach Johnny Reilly Romain Reinert Leo Richter Tilman Golo Roeder Oliver Rogers Jamie Salter Grzegorz Tomasz Sarapata Kossaï Sbaï Erik Scheriani Rehan Shah Chenjie Shao Matthew Sheldon Sylvie Shi Zhongwei Shi Samia Sidahmed Vasileios Siomos Boyd Siripornpitak Hongkang Song Ion Stagkos Efstathiadis Christopher Stanford Raul Steleac Ilya Stolyarov Stefán Páll Sturluson Ruibo Su Yipengjing Sun Benjamin Sekeres Chee Hui Tai Doruk Taneli Joël Tang Yuhao Tang Tom Taylor Bianca Tazlauanu Victor Tempe Nikolas Theodosiou Oliver Thompson Todor Todorov Marek Topolewski Jia Qian Tu Nikodemas Tučkus Altan Tutar Filippo Valdettaro Antonio Vespoli Radovan Vitek Duc Vu Minh Fengxingyu Wang Qianzhou Wang Shiyi Wang Yanling Wang Yanting Wang Yuan Wang Zhenghui Wang Zhi Wang Zhihan Wang Lucas Weber Xin Wen Vijja Wichitwechkarn Dominic Williamson Donger Wu Haoguo Wu Jialin Wu Kevin Shenhao Wu Tien-Chun Wu Yidi Wu

Yue Wu Xihan Xiong Ming Xu Xingyu Xu Yi Xu Ian Yang Qianzeng Yang Yike Yang Ziyang Yang Hudson Yeo Sarah Yeoh Tsun Ho Christopher Yim Yat Ho Yiu Dun Yuan Han Yuan Xinyang Yuan Chenyu Zhang Lingding Zhang Taiyu Zhang Terry Zhang Weitong Zhang Yu (Amber) Zhang Yuyang Zhou Tingxuan Zhu Yankang Zhu Hugo Zylberajch Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Patrick Wong Fen Kin Ah-Fat Michael Ewedokun Akintunde Samuel Budd Andrea Callia D’Iddio Davide Cavezza Chen Chen Jiankang Deng Ibrahim Emam Ali Farzanehfar Yuliya Gitlina Eva Graversen Florimond Houssiau Stephen James Sanket Kamthe Timotej Kapus Dominik Kulon Piyawat Lertvittayakumjorn Yiming Lin Yiming Lin Yi-Ling Liu João Miguel Lourenço Ribeiro Riccardo Moriconi Stylianos Moschoglou Dimitrios Myrisiotis Andrea Nicastro Pablo Ortega San Miguel Philippos Papaphilippou Nick Pawlowsk Edoardo Pirovano Stylianos Ploumpis Steindor Saemundsson Tianjiao Sun Arnaud Jacques Tournier Linh Tran Nils Voss Johannes Wiebe Dandan Zhang Shuaifeng Zhi Giulio Zizzo

DYSON SCHOOL OF DESIGN ENGINEERING Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Harika Adivikolanu Risako Aoyama Natalie Bar-David Frenkel Sille Eva Bertelsen Grishma Bhanderi Min Cai Haorong Chen Yuning Chen Jeffrey Chow Finn Crockatt Alex Dallman-Porter Xiaoyang Duan Sophie El Agami (Lawniczak) Fatimah El-Rashid Weilun Gong Thomas Gossner Nicholas Grafakos Yaohan Gu Matteo Guerrato David Leonard Harris Thomas Jaal Ghandhi Hartley Sandeep Singh Hoonjan Jenny Jialin Hu Jeremy Oliver Simon Hulse Jasper Xuezhe Jia Jothi Kanayalal Tobias Andrea Kappeler Daniel Karaj Beren Kayali Kukbong Kim Elijah Hiu-Ki Ko Ferdinand Kohle Jacob Kurzrock Chun-Wei Lee Jingyi Li Yanbang Li Yifu Liu Fang Lue Lea Marolt Sonnenschein Disharee Mathur Maighraed McEwan Maximillian Medhurst Pierre Muletier Alice Sueko Müller Francesca Nava Adarsh Nellore Axel Pietschker Christian Pugsley Ling Qin Ziqq Rafit Hugo Richardson Taratorn Ruengvetpakdee Mariona Ruiz Peris Diggory Rush Bahareh Saboktakin Rizi Takayuki Sakai Danyi Shen Ki Wa Sheng Lior Shulak Hai Seetharaman Subramanian Chihao Sun Harrison Tan Wenwen Tang Dean Thom

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

Xinyu Wang Yike Wang Christian Warken Millicent Kristy Wong Lan Xiao Tae Woong Yun Jingyi Zhang Joy Qiaoyang Zhang Katherine Zhang Xianzhi Zhang Yuying Zhang Yunjing Zhao Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Fady Fakher Farouk Mokhtar Abayazid Adriana Azor Xiaolong Chen Jiwoo Choi Liang He Min Hua Max Naylor Marlow Roni Permana Saputra Arash Tavakoli Mohammad Usman Waheed Pan Wang Anouk Zeeuw van der Laan Lei Zhu EARTH SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Porsche Adams Tom Adamson Raul Adriaensen Adão Gomes de Lima Agostinho Mohammad Aidoun Faisal Saeed Aljaberi Ghada Al-Mohannadi Khalid Khamis Al-Riyami Jafar Alshakri Hajar Alwazzan Shalom Onome Amakhabi Benjamin D. N. Ames Raphael Andrade Eknoor Singh Arora Emmanuel Opemipo Atiba Vyron Avramidis Lorraine Emily Bailey Aaditya Bajaj Yerkin Balgaziyev Iñigo Basterretxea Jens Bauer Emil Baigildin Alikhan Bekov Ollie Bell Djamel Benlekehal Victoria Bertheol Carlos Javier Briones Sandoval Duncan Bristow Yujing Cai Andrea Carlino Benson S. F. Chang Wenqi Chang Lucile Chatelan

Xuyuan Chen Teddy Kin Mun Cheung Guanyu Chi Pei-Wei Chou Zhong Chu Guy Cranfield Lakshit Dabas Victoria Dagogo-Jack Weihao Dai Nihal Darraj Calvin Davies Rui Barros de Oliveira Rodrigo de Sainz Simpson Ana-Maria Mikhail Yuyan Ding Zifan Ding Lawrence Dior Promise C. Ekeh Fadi Elnel Weihua Gao Diana Garaeva Ge Zihui Juliette Genoulaz Alastair Gilliver Hanna Go Saskia Goacher Owen Gooch Jerry Selorm Dogbevia Greenfields Jed Hamar-Davies Sharina Emira Hashim Tianxu He Yilu He Gozal Henggardhani Michael Hezekiah Peter Hicks Son Hoang Thanh Toby Holloway Weiyu Hong Ye Hong Zhuhua Huang Chigozirim Ihebenachi Aikaterini Ilia Christos Ioannou Jamesson Solis Ipock William Jackson Sanchit Jain Yao Jiang Mustapha Jolaade Nina Kahr Sanjana Kaluvakollu Yu Kan Gizem Kocausta Evgeny Kokoshin Mounir Korichi James Kressinger-Dunn Denis Lantsov Siyi Li Yinze Li Yihang Liao Yuanshen Liao Zhaojian Liao Zinan Liao Ying Lin Joshua Piers Lister Tianqi Liu Xiangqi Liu Zhiyong Liu Davide Lomeo

Yuan Long Bulat Lotfullin Manuel Lozada Guzman Jingyi Lu Juyuan Lu Zhenghao Lu Fengzhi Luo Xiaojie Lyu Zhuxin Lyu Naixin Ma Siqi Ma Marat Marvanov Giles Matthews Jamie McCann Antoine Mestrallet Vlad Mihalcea Raha Moosavi Rioko Iona Moscardini Muhammad Nabiev Alireza Nahvi Margarita Nikolaeva Pengyu Niu Aleksandr Novikov Bálint Nyakas Victor Ojabo Tobi Omotowa Pasuplate Onishant Nana Agyei Opare-Anim Gregory O’Reilly Veronica Osorio Peralta Lorenzo Paganelli Devang Patel Cyril Christopher Pepple Miguel Pereira Hugh Perrette Yunjie Piao Nikolina Pieri Andrea Pozzetti Bayu Permana Putra Ruoxi Qi Yuxin Qin Jack Quested Katy Mae Johnson Quincey Agathe Ripoll Tim Roberts Felicity Robson Ivan Roche Ramon Sanchez Gonzalez Dominik Semeniuk Orkan Sezer Zhendan Shang Yerbolat Shayakhmetov Linar Shaymardanov Jiawei Shen Suyan Shi Fahmi Shihabi Yue Shui Stefan Sitorus Yuyu Su Aidar Subaev Ran Tao Sanjeevan Thevaraj Jon Atli Tomasson Jakob Torben Diamanda Alexia Vickers Haowen Wang Stella Wang Xuyang Wang

Yikang Wang Zef Wolffs Xiangcen Wu Yujing Wu Jihao Xin Ke Xu Fan Yang Yuqi Ye Man Fung Yeung Jin Yu Jingping Yu Daniel Yuan Hanxiao Zhang Ruitong Zhang Tianyi Zhao Bangrui Zheng Xin Zhong Shining Zhou Yichao Zhou Ziwei Zhu Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy Peizhi Li Jude Osamor Zsofia Zalai Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Haifa Al Salmi Mutlaq Alarouj Erhamah Salem Alsuwaidi Kajetan Chrapkiewicz Mariana Clare Sian Lianne Evans Gaetano Garfi Andrea Gayon Lombardo Zoe Goss Felipe Huerta Perez Mansour Khelifa Wawrzyniec Kostorz Olalekan Azeez Ladipo Sarah McMullan William Hamish Mitchell George Northover Harvey Pickard Kambiz Razminia Denny Rigby Jemimah-Sandra Adebisi Samuel Lluis Via-Estrem Joseph Gregory Wallwork Aaron Wilson ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Abduljalil Aljadani Ali Almutawa Dimitris Antoniadis Huijia Cao Catherine Chaya Jiabang Chen Junming Chen Keming Chen Siyu Chen

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Yumou Chen Yuwen Chen Zixi Chen Junfeng Cheng Marios Constantinou Guoxuan Cui Xinchen Dai Zhuo Dai Liangyu Fan Shuo Feng Davide Ferretti Jieqiong Fu Yangkai Gao Ruixin Ge Cameron Goodford Yanbo Guan Philippos Arkis Hadjimarkou Qingning He Wei Hong Yiqiang Huang Yiming Huangfu Yan Huo Stephanie Ibrahim Xiongfei Jiang Yuxuan Jiang Ruixin Jin Antonis Kolokasis Fanbo Kong Irfan Kustandy Ho Lam (Jeffrey) Kwan Yingyu Lai Joshua A. Laney Dennison Lau Lip Hui Han Li Hongyi Li Li Jing Manjing Li Ruolin Li Xin Li Dingyue Liang Lim Jia Jie Chengwei Liu Jiaoyang Liu Jie Liu Kai Liu Pengyu Liu Yibing Liu Enze Ma Justin Ma Xiaofeng Mao Asimina Mertzani Yuyang Miao Anh Nguyen Jiamin Ni Zirui Niu Kaichun Qu Pelayo Ramírez Bihe Ren Gefei Shi Runze Shi Si Shi Zhaoguang Si Haoxiang Sun Zhigang Sun Kai Tang Fei Teng James Teversham Yuhao Tian

Yuming Tian Michal Urbanski Chatchanan Varojpipath Chenrui Wang Danyu Wang Haoyu Wang He Wang Jiaying Wang Ouya Wang Weijie Wang Yihao Wang Yimeng Wang Yineng Wang Yinhao Wang Yue Wang Zhaolin Wang Zhaoyuxuan Wang Jiaqi Wu Yihao Wu Yishen Xiao Qiyu Xiong Sijie Xiong Lumei Xue Junyu Yan Lizhong Yan Guanru Yang Jieming Yang Tianyang Yao Lianghong Ye Sicong Ye Maowen Yin Yiyi Yin Leiyi Yu Xiang Yu Shiqi Yuan Jingchao Zeng Chengqi Zhang Jiatai Zhang Kunling Zhang Ning Zhang Sibo Zhang Wenyuan Zhang Yuanyuan Zhang Zhonghan Zhang George Zhao Yueyue Zhao Yutong Zheng Tianyi Zhong Shifeng Zhou Weihua Zhou Yujing Zhou Zhengqi Zhou Qingyan Zhu Tianyi Zhu Wenshan Zhu Yian Zhu Yichao Zhu Yuxiang Zou Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Mohammad Usaid Abbasi Faris Abualnaja Roxana Alexandru Vinícius Barbosa Schettino Miguel Cacho Soblechero Nicolas Cifuentes

Caspar Collins Peter Dawson Ecenaz Erdemir Omar Faqir Peng Fu Dorian Haci Martin Higgins Cheng Hu David Joseph Lingxin Lan Shengxi Li Hengyan Liu Xiaoran Liu Kenny Malpartida Cardenas Michal Maslik Federico Mazza Alberto Mellone Kristina Milanovic Nitish Mital Ahmad Moniri Jerome Nsengiyaremye Mehmet Ozfatura Julio Perez Olvera Mayue Shi Juil Sock Mohamed Abdalla Elhag Suliman Katarzyna Szostak-Lipowicz Jakub M. Szypicyn Tiffany Tuor Erwei Wang Lotte Weerts Siwei Xie Tingqi Zhang

Maria de Aranzazu Oviedo Viviant María José Parajeles Herrera Max Peel Arthur X. Pereira Camille Plessis Mirra Qi Ariella Shalev Christopher Tambua Miłosz Tlałka Daniels Trenins Ilya Turchaninov María Guillermina Valenzuela Gossweiler Guilherme Vieira Nikolaos Voltis

ENERGY FUTURES LAB Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science

MATERIALS Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science

Alex Abou-Jaoude Halima Abu Ali Klara Adams Hector Aguirre Blanca Alvarez Lopez Nadia Salma Assad Despo Atalioti Magali Aurand Michael Chinonso Azih Livio Caputo Josephine Conway Alisha Dad Hapsari Damayanti Avik Datta Camille Nicole Chantal Daveau Giulia Franceschini Paul Frapart Margrethe Gjerull Camille Griton Anna Rosalind Hardisty Victoria Harvey Fatima Hermosin Acasuso Demir Kabylbayev Baptiste Kas Sebastian Kern Daniel Leon Krause Sacha Lepoutre Imran Mohamed Marwa Ana Teresa Moreno Ruiz Garcia Owen O’Connor

Qingshuo Ao Artenis Bendo Wenxuan Cai Mengzhen Cao Ye Cao Hewen Chen Weiqi Chen Xia Chen Xingyuan Chu Chen Dai Chuanxiang Dai Ziming Dai Jack Devile Julius Dohm Xiaoxin Gao Guanxi Gong Xinyang Hao Ben Hoang Ziyun Hui Yiwei Kuang Yu-Jung Lee Han Li Hongkun Li Hao-Yang Liao Wei Jet Liau Yusha Lin Xu Liu Shih-Ting Lu Yue Mao Jiaqi Mo

INSTITUTE OF MOLECULAR SCEINCE AND ENGINEERING Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Research Yuqi Chen Fei Gao Jessica Govey-Scotland Jianbo Li Jiaqi Liu Ruolin Liu David Qian Yukai Shi Konstantinos Steiakakis Yanan Su Xiaoye Xia Chu Xiao

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Stavros Ntioudis Ankit Ranjan Siyuan Ruan Boyang Shi Qingyue Shi Han Wool Song Yijie Song Ying Sun David Tattan Ruiqi Wang Shaobai Wang Xuan Wu Ziyi Xi Qize Xian Ruien Xu Tianxiao Yang Junji You Hang Yuan Xiang Zhang Zijian Zhang Ziyi Zhang Chen Zhao Yuhao Zhou Athanasios Zois Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Stuart William Aberdeen Martik Aghajanian Maryam Al-Ejji Alexis Belessiotis Richards Alexander Bergsmo Ryan Bower Victor Chang Lee Yi Cui Armin Daszki Hugo De Luca Felicity Dear Peilong Dong Alexander Foden Sarah Madeline Fothergill Zachary Goodwin Fangyuan Gu Håkon Høgset Thomas Iain Robert Hopkins Elwin Hunter Sellars Ailsa Keyser Liu Chen Thomas McAuliffe Lokeshwari Mohan Corinne Morfill Roisin O’Connell Aigerim Omirkhan Liuqing Peng Alessandro Piglione Vlad Podgurschi Angeliki Poulou Eduardo Ramos Fernandez Paul Ryan Zijie Sha Yitong Shi Birsen Somuncuoğlu Eden Jonathan Spencer Jia Hui Teo Renee Lila Tonkin Elena Watts Catherine White

Kaiye Xie Yu Zhou MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Alexander Alfred Edoardo Barberi Vincent Barreau Enquan Chew Marin De Cherisey Guillaume Ducreux Andrew Donovan Fondjo Kouam Varan Gupta Hao Hao Chris Hardie Mengjun Huang Zhiping Huang Pietro Innocenzi Muhammad Mueed Khan Conor Kirby Shaoxian Li Benjamin Lim Kristijonas Malaiska Mohnish Nareshkumar Mulgi Chayanij Pichitkarnkar Joe Popple Muhammad Aulia Rahman Muhammad Imran Bin Mat Rasol Arabella Reece Majd Sayed Ahmad Zarin Tania Pierre-Guillaume Thomas Benedikt Tiedemann Chufan Tong Michaela Tracy Xiaoyu Xiong Chengming Zhang Lemeng Zhang Yixuan Zhang Yifeng Zhao Scarlett Zhou

Mei Chin Pang Marlene Pinzi Robert Quinn Tobias Ronneberg Muhammad Agung Santoso Seyedhamed Shariatmadar Panagiotis Simatos Venkatesh Suriyanarayanan Saman Tavana Aliki Marina Tsopelakou Giuliano Tuzzi Alessandra Vizzaccaro Jun Wen Seth G. Wilson Xiao Yang Kai Zhang Ruiqiang Zhang Xianyan Zhou

Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Engineering Jerome Combaniere Samuel Horne Andreas Zimmermann Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Mohamed Essam Mohamed Kassem Abdelaziz Pablo Ale Martos Matthew Bonner Christopher Caulcrick Chaoxu Chen Lewis Formstone Mohammad Heidari Faron Hesse Muhammad Iqbal Rachel Januszewski Michael Jones Eloise Matheson Sze Ki Ng Jose Nunes Teixeira Vaz Moreno

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13.30: Faculty of Natural Sciences and Faculty of Medicine

Order of Procession The company rises when the Procession enters the Hall and remains standing until the Chair of the Court and Council is seated.

FIRST GROUP — Royal College of Science Union President, Ms Aparna Pillai — Imperial College School of Medicine Students’ Union President, Mr Samuel Hammond — Postgraduate Representative, Aryan Niknam Maleki — Imperial College Union President, Dr Lloyd James

— Professor Liz Lightstone, Consul (clinical) for the Faculty of Medicine — Mr Martin Lupton, Vice-Dean (Education) for the Faculty of Medicine and Clinical Senior Lecturer — Professor Alison McGregor, Professor of Musculoskeletal Biodynamics

FOURTH GROUP SECOND GROUP — Faculty of Natural Sciences Operating Officer, Mr Graeme Rae — Faculty of Medicine Operating Officer, Dr Chris Watkins — College Tutors — Senior Lecturers — Lecturers — Teaching Fellows — Research Fellows

THIRD GROUP — Academic Registrar, Mr David Ashton — Professors of the Faculties of Natural Sciences and Medicine — Dr Ryan Barnett, Director of Postgraduate Studies, Department of Mathematics — Professor Oscar Ces, Head of the Department of Chemistry — Professor Anne Dell, Head of the Department of Life Sciences — Professor Michele Dougherty, Head of the Department of Physics — Dr Jeremy Woods, Interim Director of the Centre for Environmental Policy

— College Secretary, Ms Grainne Brankin — Dean, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Professor Richard Craster — Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Professor Jonathan Weber — Vice-Provost (Education and Student Experience), Professor Emma McCoy — Interim Vice-Provost (Research and Enterprise), Professor Mary Ryan — Professor Paul Elliott, (leader and representative for the REACT Study Team), President’s Medal for Outstanding Research Team — Professor Maggie Dallman, recipient of the Imperial College Medal — Professor Alison McGregor, recipient of the Imperial College Medal — Mrs Joanna Thompson, recipient of the Imperial College Medal — Professor Sir Peter Knight, Honorary Degree recipient — Professor Sir John Savill, Honorary Degree recipient

FIFTH GROUP — Mace Bearer, Dr Tanai Cardona — Provost, Professor Ian Walmsley — Chair of the Court and Council, Mr John Allan

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Order of Ceremony FANFARE The Archbishop’s Fanfare

PRESENTATION OF GRADUATE To whom the degree of Doctor of Science is awarded: — Professor Robert J. Unwin

STUDENT ORATOR Imperial College Union President, Dr Lloyd James

ADDRESS

PRESENTATION OF THE OUTSTANDING STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AWARD The Vice-Provost (Education and Student Experience) presents the Outstanding Student Achievement Award to: — Dr Robyn Bell

Provost, Professor Ian Walmsley

PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES Presentation of postgraduates from the Faculty of Natural Sciences to whom the degrees of MSc, MRes, MPhil and PhD have been awarded

PRESENTATION OF GRADUATE To whom the degree of Doctor of Science is awarded: — Dr Martin Hall

PRESENTATION OF THE HONORARY GRADUATE The Vice-Provost (Education and Student Experience) requests the Provost to confer the Degree of Doctor of Science honoris causa of Imperial College London to: — Professor Sir Peter Knight

MUSICAL INTERLUDE — Concerto in B flat major (1st movement) by Georg Friedrich Handel — Solo performed by Alice Miller, fourth year Medical student

PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES Presentation of postgraduates from the Faculty of Medicine to whom the degrees of MD (Res), MEd, MPH, MSc, MPhil, MRes, and PhD have been awarded

PRESENTATION OF THE RECIPIENT OF THE PRESIDENT’S MEDAL The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine requests the Provost to award the President’s Medal to: — REACT Study Team led by Professor Paul Elliott, Outstanding Research Team

PRESENTATION OF THE RECIPIENTS OF THE IMPERIAL COLLEGE MEDAL Vice-Provost (Education and Student Experience) presents the Imperial College Medal to: — Professor Maggie Dallman — Professor Alison McGregor

PRESENTATION OF THE RECIPIENTS OF THE IMPERIAL COLLEGE MEDAL The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine presents the Imperial College Medal to: — Mrs Joanna Thompson

PRESENTATION OF THE HONORARY GRADUATE The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine requests the Provost to confer the Degree of Doctor of Science honoris causa of Imperial College London to: — Professor Sir John Savill

VALEDICTION Chair of the Council, Mr John Allan

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

RECESSION, FOLLOWED BY RECEPTIONS

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Faculty of Natural Sciences and Faculty of Medicine Honorary Degree Imperial College London honorary degrees are conferred on persons of conspicuous merit who are outstanding in their fields.

Professor Sir Peter Knight Professor Sir Peter Knight is Senior Research Investigator in the Department of Physics at Imperial College London. Sir Peter is renowned for his pioneering research into quantum optics. His original contributions have been acknowledged with numerous national and international awards and his recognition as a Thomson-ISI ‘Highly Cited Author’. As Dean of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and then as Deputy Rector (Research), Sir Peter was responsible for determining the College’s research priorities, new programmes and initiatives, including those that led to the creation of the Grantham Institute for Climate Change, the Institute of Shock Physics and the Centre for Security Science and Technology. Alongside this work, Sir Peter was President of the Optical Society of America (now Optica) and President of the Institute of Physics. He was Chief Scientific Advisor to the National Physical Laboratory and is Chair of the Quantum Metrology Institute, National Physical Laboratory. Until 2010, he was Chair of the Defence Scientific Council at the Ministry of Defence and remains an influential Government Scientific Advisor. As Senior Fellow in Residence at The Kavli Royal Society International Centre to 2021, Sir Peter hosted notable international scientific workshops. In 2005 he was knighted in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for his work in optical physics. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society and has won many prizes for his work, including the Thomas Young Medal and the Glazebrook Medal of the Institute of Physics, the Ives Medal of Optica, the Faraday Medal of the IET and the Royal Medal of the Royal Society. Sir Peter has also received honorary degrees from several UK universities: Glasgow, Strathclyde, Heriot-Watt, Birmingham, Sussex and Royal Holloway.

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Professor Sir John Savill Professor Sir John Savill is Regius Professor of Medical Science, Queen’s Medical Research Institute, University of Edinburgh. Sir John is one of the UK’s leading clinical academics, internationally-regarded for his research on apoptosis and immunology. He has made many profound contributions to medical research and clinical training, which was recognised in his appointment as Chief Scientist for the Scottish Government Health Directorates in 2008. He went on to become Chief Executive of the Medical Research Council in 2010 for eight years. During this time, he played crucial roles in establishing the Francis Crick Institute, guiding collaboration to create Health Data Research UK and driving the Dementia Research Institute. Throughout these high-profile national roles, he also served as Vice-Principal and Head of the College of Medicine and Veterinary Science at the University of Edinburgh. In 2017, the Queen gave royal assent for his appointment as Regius Professor of Medical Science. Sir John is a strong advocate for medical research and has a particular interest in its career structures, notably chairing the Academy of Medical Sciences Working Party on Clinical Academic Careers. He was honoured as Knight Bachelor in 2008. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society, the Royal Colleges of Physicians in London and Edinburgh, the Academy of Medical Sciences and the Royal Society of Edinburgh.

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

Professor Maggie Dallman Professor Maggie Dallman OBE is Vice-President (International), Associate-Provost (Academic Partnerships) and Professor of Immunology at Imperial College London. Professor Dallman is a world leader in research on understanding how inappropriate immunity and inflammation leads to development of chronic inflammatory disease. She leads the Dallman Lab, is a Director and Trustee of the Francis Crick Institute and has served on the UK’s Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council. Professor Dallman has taken on numerous leadership roles at the College. She became Associate-Provost (Academic Partnerships) in 2015 and Vice-President (International) in 2018. In these roles, she leads on the College's Societal Engagement Strategy and International Relations respectively. She has enhanced College engagement with external stakeholders, personally developing international links with numerous higher education institutions around the world. Her efforts have resulted in numerous exciting programmes, including TWIG Education that provides STEM resources to schools all over the world. Her work on societal engagement has transformed the College’s activity in this area, especially with young and under-represented people. She also oversees the WE Innovate programme which enables women students at the College to develop and commercialise ideas and initiated the Imperial College Research Fellowship scheme which supports early career researchers. In 2016, she was honoured with an OBE for her services to bioscience.

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Professor Alison McGregor Professor Alison McGregor is Professor of Musculoskeletal Biodynamics in the Department of Surgery and Cancer at Imperial College London and Director of Undergraduate Science in the Faculty of Medicine. Professor McGregor is a world-leading researcher on the mechanisms, effects and management of injury. This work has made a great impact on the performance of elite athletes, notably with her programme of research on rowing performance that contributed to the success of Team GB at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Alongside her work with the Centre for Blast Injury studies into veteran long-term health and trauma recovery, Professor McGregor’s impact on the field has been recognised by her appointment as President and Secretary of the Society for Back Pain Research and her executive role at the International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine. Professor McGregor is Director of Undergraduate Science in the Faculty of Medicine overseeing the curriculum review in Phase of MBBS and the establishment of the Biomedical Science course. She has been Director of Educational Strategy and Quality for the Department of Surgery and Cancer, Course Director for the BSc Pathway in Surgery and Anaesthesia, and Campus Director at Charing Cross. Professor McGregor is also Chair of the Imperial College Boat Club.

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Mrs Joanna Thompson Mrs Joanna Thompson is Department Manager in the Faculty of Medicine at Imperial College London. Mrs Thompson joined the College in 1994 and has been making a significant impact on College culture for more than three decades. She has worked across several departments in the Faculty, taking up her first Department Manager role in Neurosciences in 2009. She went on to become the Divisional Manager for Immunology and Inflammation and in 2019 she joined the newly-formed Department of Metabolism, Digestion and Reproduction. In this current role, she oversees the running of all operations and facilities for varied research groups who were previously in other departments. She brings consistency and structure to this new team while managing capital projects and providing administrative leadership that improves culture, equality and diversity.

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

PRESIDENT’S MEDAL FOR OUTSTANDING RESEARCH TEAM

The REACT Study team, led by Professor Paul Elliot The Real-Time Assessment of Community Transmission (REACT) Study is a multidisciplinary team led by Professor Paul Elliot in the Faculty of Medicine at Imperial College London. The REACT study team was responsible for designing and implementing a major research programme on COVID-19 to inform government policies. It was commissioned by the Department of Health and Social Care in 2020 to provide independent scientific evidence in real time, working in partnership with Ipsos MORI. The team developed one of the largest medical surveillance programmes in the world, collecting samples and data from across England to estimate the prevalence of infection and antibodies. Its output informed national strategies, including the timing of England’s second national lockdown and the ‘rule of six’ for social gatherings. The team worked with the REACT Public Advisory Group from the College’s Patient Experience Research Centre to embed public voices into the programme and to ensure representation of Black, Asian and minority ethnic groups. The REACT team also rapidly published evidence, which was vital in educating the public and fostering trust in policy making.

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Faculty of Natural Sciences and Faculty of Medicine Outstanding Student Achievement Awards Outstanding Student Achievement Awards are awarded to those students who have achieved excellence in extramural activities that bring credit to the College.

Dr Robyn Bell Dr Robyn Bell completed her PhD at the National Heart and Lung Institute at Imperial College London in 2021. During her studies, she was an early career representative (ECR) for the British Society for Gene and Cell Therapy and advised its board on ECR-related topics and initiatives. She was instrumental in creating an ECR network in Advanced Therapeutics across the UK and co-chaired an ECR career development and collaboration event in 2019. During lockdown, Dr Bell launched a series of online career seminars, reaching over 800 participants. She has a strong interest in public education and has led various activities, including the ‘Tattoo my Science’ engagement activity that engaged with GCSE and A-level pupils in discussions about gene and cell therapies. She was involved in the Royal Society of Biology’s online science festival in 2020, creating two videos that demystified the science profession for young audiences by sharing insight on the daily activities of scientists by simplifying gene therapy research. She shows impressive skills in translating the passion for her field, especially to young members of the public.

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Faculty of Natural Sciences Dean’s welcome A very warm welcome to today’s celebrations! It’s wonderful to see so many former students together again, to have the opportunity to congratulate you in person and present you with the degrees you’ve worked so hard for.

I am honoured to celebrate with you and offer my sincere congratulations. In very many ways the pandemic and its consequences have continued to test us all, and these circumstances mean that you have achieved something very special indeed. You have risen to the challenge in these most testing of times.

Professor Richard Craster Dean of the Faculty of Natural Sciences

As much as today is about your degree, it’s also an opportunity to remember your many other achievements at Imperial. I am always incredibly impressed by the activities you get involved in and dedicate yourselves to beyond your academic studies. It was great to see some of our Chemistry postgraduate students organise a virtual datathon, for example, that brought 75 staff and students from across the Faculty together, pooling their communication skills and scientific understanding to find solutions to real-world problems. Two of our Master’s Physics students turned their first-year undergraduate project, using real data from the Cassini space mission, into a peer-reviewed paper during their studies here. A team of our Life Sciences postgraduates won an LSC Digital Hackathon award for their COVID-19 vaccine smart label – their tamper-secure design is capable of monitoring temperature, ensuring vaccines can be stored safely. Congratulations to you all for these extracurricular accomplishments, and the very many others that our students have accomplished! I am sure that as you all reflect on your years here at Imperial you will realise how much you have changed, both as a person and a scholar. Your experiences during your time here will help you make a success of your next steps wherever they may take you. Although today is a celebration of your hard work, you did not do this alone. Take a moment to think of everyone who has helped you along the way. Postgraduate Graduation is cherished by everyone in our incredible staff community – they celebrate with you, so please join me in thanking them for everything that they do. You will also have been supported by your friends and family; don’t forget to thank them for their love and support. Although most of you are moving on, you are not leaving us. You will always be a part of the Imperial family; we will enjoy watching you succeed and you will always be welcome to visit. I hope you will remain engaged with us, come to alumni events, read the newsletters and I welcome you to the Faculty of Natural Sciences alumni community. Enjoy this special day – it’s your day to relax and celebrate your success: congratulations!

Top: Dr Joseph Cotter from the Department of Physics working on the UK’s first commercial quantum accelerometer for navigation. The accelerometer, developed by Imperial and M Squared, offers a new way to navigate without the need for satellite communication. Above: Undergraduate students working in the Chemical Kitchen, where students can develop their laboratory skills through cooking. Left: The Molecular Evolution Lab, led by Dr Tanai Cardona from the Department of Life Sciences, is investigating the molecular evolution of life’s energy systems. The Long-Term Cyanobacteria Evolution Experiment aims to track genome evolution in cyanobacteria and could help scientists understand more precisely when cyanobacteria appeared for the first time.

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

4Cs Competition Heats Internal Paul Dichtl Harry Manners Emanuele Panella Abdus Salam Postgraduate Prize Bruno Alexandre Adnams Prize Lena Diane Bernkopf AECOM Prize (1st place) Yasar Yetiskin AECOM Prize (2nd place) Callum Coghlan Alasdair Campbell PhD Thesis Prize for Excellence Matyas Daboczi Anne Thorne Thesis Prize Daniel Glass AWE PhD Prize for Excellence Kyle William Laird McLean Daniel Russell Birute Mary Galdikas Prize Tijmen de Lorm Centenary Prize for MRes Molecular and Cellular Biosciences Fatemah Kassamali Centenary Prize for MRes Structural Molecular Biology James Hooker Alberto López-Francos López-Romero

Centenary Prize for MRes Systems and Synthetic Biology Eloise O’Connor Kimberley Anne Owen Daniella Pretorius Emily Tsang

Eurofins Foundation Postgraduate Prize for MRes Molecular and Cellular Biosciences Victoire Boulat Dalisay Giovacchini

Centenary Prize for MSc Bioinformatics and Theoretical Systems Biology Brandon Hwa-Lin Bergsneider

Eurofins Foundation Postgraduate Prize for MRes Molecular Plant and Microbial Sciences Outstanding Student Sebastian J. Ross Helen Yang

Centenary Prize for MSc in Applied Biosciences and Biotechnology Elizabeth Hadley Joy Meng Yue Lee Raffaella Tavelli

Eurofins Foundation Postgraduate Prize for MSc Applied Biosciences and Biotechnology for Outstanding Student Runner Up Beth India Davenport Kyle Swanson

David Phillips Notable Achievement Award Richard Yuze Kong

Eurofins Foundation Postgraduate Prize for MSc Bioinformatics and Theoretical Systems Biology Maisey Davidson

David Phillips Prize for Outreach and Community Support Tamzin Bond Department of Mathematics Prize Lorenz Wolf Department of Mathematics Prize – Best MSc Pure Mathematics Project Kadeem Harrigan Department of Mathematics Prize – Best MSc Pure Mathematics Student Emanuel Tewolde Environmental Resources Management Prize Lena Diane Bernkopf Eurofins Foundation Postgraduate Prize for MRes Biosystematics John Lawrence Richards

Galen Prize for Biomedical Research Jake Oliver Samuel GCE Prize for MRes Ecosystems and Environmental Change Charlotte McGinty Gladys Locke Prize in Applied Optics Liaoliao Wei Graham Mathews Prize Christina Raw Highly Commended Chemistry PhD Thesis Timothy Kench Xiangyu Teng Illumina Prize Danica Duan Elin Falla

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Life Sciences PhD Centenary Prize for Outstanding Performance in Science Communication Cian Duggan Ralf Wenz Lord Porter Prize Hannan Seyal Mark Seller Certificate of Excellence Nicole Christou MRes Advanced Molecular Synthesis Outstanding Overall Performance Prize Hamish George Trowell MRes Advanced Molecular Synthesis Outstanding Performance on the Research Dissertation Prize Molly Bartlett MRes Green Chemistry Dissertation Prize Luyang Wang MRes in Bioimaging Sciences Prize for Outstanding Performance Tianhong Xu MSc in Physics Prize Evan Cryer-Jenkins MSc Taxonomy and Biodiversity Prize Gemma McDonald

Stochastic Analysis Prize Romain Gajewski The Aether Prize Callum Coghlan Calvin Trottier-Chi The Outstanding PhD in Chemistry Award Richard Yuze Kong Philipp Natho Hannah Louise Perry The Professor Tony Goddard Prize Rosie Watt The Royal Statistical Society Prize Huizi Zhang The Warner Prize Efthymios Costa Winton Capital Prize for Best MSc Statistics Student Panayiota Savva Winton Capital Prize for the Best MSc Statistics Project Panayiota Savva Winton Capital Prize for the Best PhD Thesis in Physics Vilius Cepaitis Jonathon Langford

Nanomaterials Prize Yunfei Dang Nigel Bell Prize Eleanor Bartlett Sophie Hearn Emma Sherburn Perkin Prize in Drug Discovery Research Rupali Dabas Prize for Excellent MSc Applied Mathematics Project Bernat Bassols Cornudella Marta Florido Llinàs Giuseppe Tenaglia Ross Makuch Memorial Law Prize Aymeric Bricout Callum Coghlan Lidia Ruiz Velasco Calvin Trottier-Chi Sir Alan Fersht Prize Hannah Cooke Solid State Physics Prize Joel Luke Southwood Prize Elizabeth Thomas

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Faculty of Natural Sciences Graduates 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 at the time of going to press, not all of whom are attending the ceremony. CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Lydia Aaron Mohd Nazmi Bin Ahmad Norah Almoajel Julien Armandet Kaija Selina Barisa Ariadna Barros Eleanor Bartlett Josephine Anne Bellman Lena Diane Bernkopf Ross Berridge Jashan Bhullar Samuel A. Bitton Emily Boothroyd Aymeric Bricout Julian Browning Bute Bu Georgia Buckley Matthew Thomas Campbell Tom Carter Daniela Renee Cervantes Castro Callum Coghlan Francesco Colonna Blanche Arielle Marie Renée Louise Ghislaine de Biolley Sacha De Clercq Jiahua Dong Stuart Dossett Molly Easton Yilun Feng Catherine Froggatt Chen Gao Archie Gilmour Kitty Greenwood Sen Guo Shunhua Han Isabelle Hathaway Sophie Hearn Maura Mae Heinbokel Abigail Herd

Olivia Hillgarth Jack Hostick Katherine Hough Qiucheng Hu Yingjie Huang Heloise Hunter Cecily Iyer Jonny Jackson Aidan James Kainan Ji Rachel Foster Jones Lydia Joshua Richard Kalu Cameron Kerr Connor King Margot King Alessandra Leggieri Achilleas Lekkas Javier Letamendi Tong Li Yameng Lin Jonathan Linden Flora Liu Karen Liu Harry Alexander Llewellyn Harry Love Wen Hao Low Yuxuan Lun Claudia Mackenzie Simon Malleret Melissa Martin Lillian McAfee Kate McMahon Luna Merino Solène Metayer Agata Mikitiuk Joy Montepeque Kayleigh Moore Josh Morley-Fletcher Karina Moxon Shevanti Nefdt Nathan Nguyen Kinga Niedzwiecka Fia Nordberg Niclasen

Irfan Nurhadi Clara Anne Owens Akansha Patel Adelya Pavlenko Cameron Pearce Flore Perroquin Francesco Proietti Alexander Pueyo Hildebrandt Humzah Qazilbash Giacomo Ranalli Bailey Richards Chiara Riedel-Loria Emma Robinson Victoria Robinson Eleanor Roxburgh Lidia Ruiz Velasco Almira Rustembayeva Ulkar Salmanova Isabel Saul Oscar Schily Manuel Schrenk Talia Shehadeh Emma Sherburn Alexander Sherred Cara Shields Becca Simons Beth Sloan Rois Smith Shivam Sood Jacqueline Spears Fiona Steinitz Isabella Stevens Benjamin Stimpson Tabea Stöckel Tom Strachan Elza Tessenyi Rhiannon Thorpe Lucy Tibble Marie Touchon Calvin Trottier-Chi Betty Wang Botao Wang Dylan Ward Karine Watrin

Rosie Watt Clodagh Lily Eleri Florence Williams Steven Williams Yi Ting Wong Xianze Xu Meng Yan Mingyou Yang Shikun Yang Rudolf Yeganyan Yasar Yetiskin Timothy Young Canto Jiaao Yu Liya Zhao Zijian Zhao Ziqiao Elena Zheng Charlie Zhu Chengyan Zhu Nur Izrynne Natasya Binti Zulmahilan Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Esther Anaya Boig Shuyang Chen Thiago Kanashiro Uehara Vasiliki Kioupi Richard Kirkman Ute Thiermann CHEMISTRY Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Research Abdullah Ahmed Moyinoluwa Aiyelabola Hessa Altamimi Aodeng Aodenggerile Konstantina Arvaniti Molly Bartlett Annabel Basford Ben Berisha Jian Bi

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

Oliver Burman Christopher Cannon Lirong Cao Maria Charalambous Baiyang Chen Jinglin Chen Rickey Chen Norbert Chmurzynski Maheema Choudhary Nicole Christou Hannah Cooke Patrick Cunningham Rupali Dabas Yunfei Dang Audrey Dausse Weitao Deng Zijing Deng Matthew J. C. Dooley Haolin Du Alp Ergin Xuelin Fang Zeynep Gulsoy Serif Chengkai Guo Anusha Gupta Hoi Chi Hau Yiying He Xinkai Hu Anna Huang Jiakai Huang Kaiyun Huang Kehan Huang Charlotte Hudlerva Rainee-Xiaoyu Huo Abigail Francesca Iles Sofian Jasrai Miguel Ángel Jiménez Muñoz Na Jin Serena Imani Joseph Harriet Judah Zoyia Kamora Eva Kapourani Tom Kitto Cheuk Yue Aristo Kong Duncan Lee Caitlin Leo Bradley Francis Lewis Zhengyu Lin Brian Liu Lanjun Liu Xindi Liu Liquan Long Xiwen Ma Michail Manolakakis Jan H. Meffert Spencer Mizon Anna Mourtsiadi Olivier Newman Amina Nigmatulina Melanie Nutter Ciaran O’Brien Emanuele Palladino Molly Parry Sarah Patrick Georgina Pearson Max Phillips Adam Podgorski Oana Octavia Popescu Byron Ritson Jonathan Rockman

Adi Sahay Jake Oliver Samuel Vincent Saverat Gaseitsiwe Lame Senatla Hannan Seyal Ziqi Shan David Sharp Dingchang Shi Zihan Song Bálint Tamás Zifeng Tan Hamish George Trowell Shradda Vadodaria Luyang Wang Shuwei Wu Yuqin Xia Runxin Xu Tianhong Xu Yanhua Xu Xingyi Yan Yuanyuan Yan Zhiyang Yu Hili Zaum Chen Zhang Tianhao Zhang Wuyi Zhang Xinyue Zhang Yu Zhang Zihan Zhang Peihao Zhao Huanyu Zhou Karen Keyue Zhu Zhixu Zhu Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy Rashi Kahan Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Nathan James Allcock Hugo Marie Jean-Raymond Belda Troy Bennett Matthew William Bidwell Tamzin Bond Carlota Bozal-Ginesta Edward L. Briggs Ryan Keogh Brown James Carter Thomas Clough Saul M. Cooper Mohit Devgan Nathaniel Potocki Gallop Sami Gesslbauer Jiaxu Han Maeve Kavanagh Timothy Kench Richard Yuze Kong Denise Liano Megan Midson Thomas Mies Philipp Natho Anne Neumann Samuel John Page Hannah Louise Perry Michael Potter

Martin Priessner Oliver Robotham Lucy Rowlands Francesco Salerno Kofoworola Shakirat Saromi Stephanie Sheppard David Stringer Astrid Stroobants Pashiini Supramaniam Kanut Tangsangasaksri Xiangyu Teng Wenmin Xu Sabrina Yahiya Taniya Zaman LIFE SCIENCES Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Jason Abraham Emily Abrahams Yusuf Ahmed Rinad Alhedaithy Luca David Anholt Isabelle Apetroaie Azalea Nur Qistina Azami Laura Bachmaier Elise Bailey Eleanor Barnett-Wright Mirrah Hasan Bashir Anna Begeer Brandon Hwa-Lin Bergsneider Christopher Berman Amisha Bhojwani Zebulon Bond Charlotte Bosomworth Lydia Bown Clara Brandon Joseph Burley Tristan J. Canterbury Francesca Channon Lilei Chen Yuxuan Cheng Scott Churcher James Dundonald Cochrane Tesni Collins Matei Constantinescu Bayley Cooper Charlie Cooper Beth India Davenport Maisey Davidson Rose Davis Alex Dhond Rahim Dina Joseph Ellaway Thomas Entwistle Ioan Evans Aisling Fairweather Elin Falla Eugénie Ferrier Luyuan Ge Namrata Gogineni Francisco Javier Gómez-Martinho González William Gough Matthew Granger Alexia Juliette Marie Groff Jiaxin Guo Elizabeth Hadley

Charles Harris Sebastian Harriss Jane Harrowell Charlie Hart Yuwei He Noah Patrick Hearne Tanmay Hegde Samuel Henderson Xiaoci Hong Naomi Housego Day Zirui Hu Bingyan Huang Sarah Hudson Oyetade Irelewuyi Gunjan Jain Sophy Jones George Kantzilaris Sofia Kapsiani Akshar Kaul Eleftheria Kazantzi Conor Kearney Bethany King Joy Meng Yue Lee Joyce Lee Yuemin Li Zheng Li Shishun Liang Lua Kah Yen Cera Shu-Yi Mai Abhranil Maiti Ellen Marandola Cameron Marshall Josh Mayne Gemma McDonald Nicholas McQuibban Rebekah Middleton Auguste Mongirdaite Tanya Narshi Seb Newell Zayd Normand Harmannat Kaur Oberoi Martha O’Brien Victoria Pace Cecilia Pennica Lucy Plaxton Arthur Poivet Emily Procter Christina Raw Harry Robb Jamie Scotcher Soumya Sharma Michael Smith Yuqi Song Selina Sonntag Xiangyu Sui Chantelle Sullivan Connor John Sullivan Mingyou Sun Luke Swaby Kyle Swanson Raffaella Tavelli Elizabeth Thomas Anaxagoras Violaris Tara Wainwright Natasha Walker Jinghua Wang Ye Wang Yingzhou Wang

Faculty of Natural Sciences

Daniel Wong Tsz Long Oscar Wright Hongtian Yang Rosary Sin Yu Yao Daniel Yusry Shen Zhang Yuying Zhou Saule Ziogelyte Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Research Vita Živa Alif Mohammad Arman Alex Auyang Ruihan Bai Elliot Bairstow Oonagh Barker Rebecca Frances Bentley Josephine Blakiston Jessica Borer Victoire Boulat Elif Boyaci Yiyang Cai Daniel Castellano Garrido Maddalena Cella Kallinikos Chalvatzis Eleanor Sarah Chambers Emma Chambers Chan Hoi Hang (Alex) Jeffery Chan Celina Chien Molly Clark Eloise Clarkson Sorrell George Cowen Connor Daniels Anna David Leo De Abreu Nunes Tijmen de Lorm Charis Declaudure Kushaal S. Desai Matas Deveikis Elena Díez Pastor Rebecca Diss Danica Duan Aneisha Duggal James Daniel Fawcett Elhana Forsberg Rosie Gathercole Megha Gill Dalisay Giovacchini Theodore Glenaldo Bobby Gordon-Smith Kat Gregory Martha Gutteridge Oliver Hernandez Fernandez Heather Hetschkun Bethan Highley James Hooker Xiao Huang Xiaojing Huang Vivian Hughes Hayley Jackson Aditya Jalin Owen Julianto Jonathan Joshua Aaron Jones Nadhira Aulia Kaffah Laura Kahane Fatemah Kassamali

Naveed Khalessi Suyeon Kim Ecem Kirkiz Andy Ko Ioanna Kotari Billy Lam Ying Ka Lam Matilde Lanzini Erika Lau Lee Ting An Taeyang Lee Tsun Lam Leong Yong Yu Leong Mingyang Liang Chloe Lieng Yewshen Lim Cong Liu Tongyu Liu Alberto López-Francos LópezRomero Annabelle Lu Xin Luo Toby Martin Charlotte McGinty Molly McGrath James Hugo Millett Mirkomol Mirzarakhimov Sheikh Shahzabe Mukhtar Jem Murdoch Gabrielle Needler Ben Nouhan Eloise O’Connor Jemima Onime Charalambos Aris Onoufriou Kimberley Anne Owen Mark Pailing Yue Pan Emma-Lee Peterson James Philpott John Pohlmann Angelo Poupard Rhys Geoffrey George PrestonAllen Daniella Pretorius John Lawrence Richards Ronan Francis Roberts María del Carmen Rodríguez Sebastian J Ross George Sabin Devyani Saini Gauri Sachiko Saini Jonathan Saunders Janni Seppä Olivia Shovlin Valerie Sun Shubha Talwar Tsz So Acacia Tang Rowena Tao Reka Tron Emily Tsang Claire Tsui Faith Zainab Tuma Bomin Wang Han Wang Yixiao Wang Frederick Wilkinson Lianne Yi Ran Wu Zhenhua Wu Jianing Xu

Mingzhi Xu Xiangming Xu Helen Yang Ming Yi Fang Wei Yuen Yudiandra Yuwono Yu Zhai Hanwen Zhang Puzhi Zhang Xiuhan Zhang Hanrui Zhao Zhou Boya Zoe Zhou Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Christopher Adams James Baxter Allison Catalano Angelina Ceballos Escalera Fernandez Cristina Cecchetti Alexander Kier Christensen Thomas Edward Clegg Jacob Cook Laura de Arroyo Garcia Ana Ramos Rodrigues Sarunas Driezis Cian Duggan Fabio Fisher Xavier Gilbert Flo Glencross Ross Gray Michelle Harrison Eva Flore Charlotte Islimye Nace Kranjc Antonios Kriezis Hok Sau Kwong Jenna Lawson Luis Guillermo Leal Ayala Alexandre Yiguo Leary Joss Lyons-White Haris Mallick Jessica McQuade Gerald Moore Nilita Mukjang William Pearson Dorottya Polos Matthew Pope Ashley Reaney Marie Russell Sandra Sobral Sullivan Jure Tica Joko Trinugroho Madina Wane Ralf Wenz Natasha Wierre-Gore Juliet Helen Wright Noura Zamzam MATHEMATICS Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Iliana Adjoumani Urtė Adomaitytė Amir Ahmed Zakaria Akil

Andrew Alden Thomas Andradi-Brown Valentino Assandri Bernat Bassols Cornudella Kenza Bellahbib Arvid Bertermann Victoire Burg Joseph Burrin Yang Cai Arianna Ceccarelli Kefei Chen Wenbin Chen Yining Chen Missy Chui Emeric Claudel Joshua Corneck Efthymios Costa Paul Couturier Tom Crow Anna Elizabeth Curran Marc de Ponnat Guanrou Deng Qinzi Deng Jingxuan Dong Yuhao Dong Hongjin Du Wiam El Mouden Yacine Falaki Xiaoqing Fan Sami Farih Steve Fayek Fabio Feser Marta Florido Llinàs Evangelos Floros Si Cheng Fong Romain Gajewski Jingyuan Gao Ruosen Gao Melina Cristina Giagiozis Jiaqi Gong Sophie Gruenstein Ce Guan Axel Guilleret Jiawen Han James Hannon Georgia Harbor-Collins Kadeem Harrigan Kian Hatamieh William Howard Andi Hoxhaj Xiaowen Huang Thomas Huckle Jonah Humphreys Mingyue Ji Yaojie Jin Osmund Justinussen Mingwei Kang Deepti Kannan Aarushi Kapoor Alexandros Karamallis Joshua Key Georgia Koulla Pablo P. Labayru Danny Lee Lee Zi Xuan Feiran Li Guannan Li Jiaxu Li

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

Minghao Li Qinxun Li Wenhao Li Shishen Lin Kuijun Liu Xiaowen Liu Zhongtian Liu Rodrigo Lope Prieto Alejandro López Hernández Jiaqun Lu Liuting Lu Yiyi Ma Yuexiang Ma Ma Sharan Maiya Aaron Mamann Edoardo Mancini Nashan Martin Robin Mathelier Beatrice Matteo Camille Megnien Louis Meyer Cameron Michie Nancy Yunzhu Mu Jack Robert Norrie Teofilia Onggowinoto Matthew Stuart Packham Georgios Pampalis Antrea Papacosta Dimosthenis Papageorgiou Do Yang Park Cosmic Paudel Valentin Pechnikov Xurui Peng Nihaar Popli Mirko Posa Viola Pu Huining Qian Zemiao Qin Stefano Quattrini Adam Remaki Yu Ren Carlos Ros Perez Leonard Rosen Mario Santa Cruz López Panayiota Savva Sarah Shalaby Winter Shi Yilin Shi Lorenzo Sibani John Sigbeku Alexandre Smirnov Lysandros Sofocleous Changmao Song Veselina Stefanova Aisling Stokes Chu Sun Zerui Tan Tang Tang Xiaofu Tang Jiajie Tao Jiale Tao Giuseppe Tenaglia Gabriele Teodori Yuliia Tereshchuk Emanuel Tewolde Aitana Theret Philip Richard Joakim Thiede Tzyy Shyang Tong

Marianne Jocelyn Toscano Montoya Luke Travis Nikolaos Tsikouras Konstantinos Tsoulias Bhargav Velakaturi Lukas Verikas Yujie Wang Zhenyi Wang Harry Ward Lorenz Wolf Nuozhe Wu Tianhao Wu Lidan Xing Han Xu Zhexin Xu Gang Yang Zhechao Yang Mengdie Yao Baofeng Ye Tao Yu Chengqi Zang Yijin Zeng Xingchen Zhai Huizi Zhang Jingyi Zhang Lina Zhang Shuyu Zhang Xiao Zhang Chunbin Zhao Junyu Zhao Junyao Zheng Shuning Zheng Xuhui Zheng Kaixuan Zhou Xingyao Zhu Zhaoyu Zhu Hendrik Zimmermann Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy Colin Gardiner Sophia Mersmann Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Paul Alexander Thibaut Appel Claudio Bellani Aythami Bethencourt De Leon Mikołaj Bińkowski Francesco Capponi Riccardo Cesari Valentin Courgeau Alexandre Djehizian Daniel Garcia Rasines Johann Rudolf Gehringer Carlos Gonzalez Hernandez Federico Graceffa Andrew Graham Jialiang Luo Giuseppe Malavolta Theo-Harris Maroudas Ryan McCrickerd Alessandro Milazzo Guillermo Olicón Méndez Josephine Park

Daniel Platt Matthew Proctor Hardik Rajpal Aluna Rizzoli Theodoulos Rodosthenous Emilio Ferrucci Ben Snowball Robert Sullivan Alexander Vadim Terenin Kalle Timperi Samuel Tomlinson Galen Voysey Scott Ward PHYSICS Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Anders Varmann Aamodt Rafat Ahmed Sanna Al-Abdally Emma Albertini Bruno Alexandre Abdulmohsen Alkulaibi Hortense Allegre Méabh Allen Iosifina Angelidi Jack Bagness Andrés Bañares Hernández Ansh Bhatnagar Ilyes Boussouf Ben Boyde Wessel Brinkhuis Zakary Buras-Stubbs Yukun Cao Enrico Caprioglio Pietro Capuozzo Leo Charlton Yuyang Chen Man Hei Cheng Maoling Chu Nicholas Conceicao Evan Cryer-Jenkins Justin Cui Zhengyi Cui Olaf Czerwinski Gabriel Daguerre Louise Devanz Jiaye Ding Marie Drevet Mulard Wanxiang Fan Lijin Feng Isabel Franco Garrido Paula Garcia Galindo Gabriel Granveau Jingxuan He Herodotos Herodotou Luying Huang Hector William Izard Lewis Jackson Shivraj Jalan Gordon J. Köhn Stefanos Koufidis Cécile Le Gall Fengnan Li Jiayi Li Yikang Li Yu Liu Daniel Lock

Zeyang Ma Josie May McGarrigle Ewan Mer Constantinos Nicolaides Manuel Pace Emanuele Panella Sotiris Papadakis Keyur Parekh Gabriele Pascuzzi Stanislas Pasternak Phivos Philippides André Pinheiro Luke Christian Piper Danny Prosser George Psaroudis Pu Qu Aditya Ramani Nick Rew Adam Richardson Tobias J. Richardson Aaron Routh Tancredi Schettini Gherardini Michael Schick Pierre Senée Jiajun Shi Meiyin Shuai Andres Sierra Sanchez Yidao Song Jose Soto Vasileios Stergios Benjamin Suzzoni Mantas Svazas Wai Qian Tham Kyriakos Trakakis Chukwudubem Umeano Riccardo Valperga Hongyi Wan Chutian Wang Mohamed Warda Megan Lily Watson Liaoliao Wei Shangjie Wei Xinhe Wei Ziwei Wei Bennet Windt Christos Xenofontos Huaifeng Xiao Zinan Xiao Wanli Xing Yanlin Yang Yongqing Yang Zihan Yin Linda Yuan Zhenghan Yuan Alexander Zelenka Martin Bohan Zhang Wanyi Zhang Chen Zhao Junyi Zhao Haotian Zheng Yufeng Zhong Sida Zhu Chaoyi Zou

Faculty of Natural Sciences

Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Research Jacob Bulbul Corina-Ruxandra Deacu Zhonghe Feng Billy Flanagan Yuang Fu Olivia Gough Qichun Gu Ninghui Liu Felix Niedersuess Zhuoran Qiao Yucheng Xu Hao Yan Tianyi Zhang Runkai Zhao Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Omakshi Agiwal Toby Barnard Joel Berk Sanjay Bloor Shameena Bonomally David Bretaud Adam Callison Vilius Cepaitis Matyas Daboczi Emma Davies Shane de Silva Paul Dichtl Albert Kenneth Dow Samuel Jacob Eardley Joseph Eggington Goodwin Gibbins Daniel Glass Jonathan Halliday Lloyd James Daniel Jones Sarunas Jurgilas Jonathon Langford Joel Luke Yue Ma Harry Manners Kyle William Laird Mclean Răzvan-Daniel Moise Arrykrishna Mootoovaloo Mónica Pacheco Dos Santos Peres Mota Daigo Oue Samuel Palmer Thomas France Parker Luca Reali

Marie Rider Daniel Russell Igor Samartsev Frederic Sauvage Ross Charles Schofield Sergey Shirobokov Wilf Shorrock Mohan Smith Ned Russell Staniland Artur Sztuc Goronwy Llwyd Tawy Savva Theocharous Natasha Trencham Christopher Wells Terence Wright Hao Yan Stav Zalel Angelo Zecchinelli Hongzheng Zhao INSTITUTE OF SECURITY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Junjian Du Julio Guzman Campoy Rohan Khanna Mihael Petar Koncul Valerie Wai Chung Lau Feilue Lin Zishu Liu Piers Lunt Yuwen Luo Ling Ma Saad Mahmood Sophia Mexi-Jones Bridget Shidok Shayan Shoaib Shixuan Sun Jasneet Kaur Taak Jack Walsh Yaozi Wang Shunyu Wei Kamil Willak Xu Yao Ziwen Yuan FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES Doctor of Science Martin Jonathan Richard Hall

Faculty of Medicine

Faculty of Medicine Dean’s welcome Congratulations, graduands of the Faculty of Medicine! I am delighted to be able to welcome you to today’s ceremony to celebrate your achievements.

Your studies with us will no doubt have been impacted by the most disruptive infectious disease pandemic in a century, and I'm sure you have continued to feel its force as you embarked on the next stage of your careers. Your commitment and capacity to adjust to new circumstances is a huge credit to you and all those who have supported you along the way.

Professor Jonathan Weber Dean of the Faculty of Medicine

We are pleased to be welcoming you back to graduate during a milestone year for the Faculty of Medicine, as we celebrate our twenty-fifth anniversary. In 1997, the undergraduate west London medical schools – St Mary’s, Charing Cross and Westminster – and the postgraduate institutes at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School and National Heart and Lung Institute came together to form a single school of medicine within Imperial. The Faculty is built on its collective strengths and is now highly ranked nationally and internationally: a major achievement underpinning Imperial’s status as University of the Year 2022 in the Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide. Your time with us has not only given you the opportunity to grow your knowledge, but to take on new challenges, forge new collaborations and be part of the excitement of developing solutions that have real and positive effects on people’s lives. We aim for an Imperial education to prepare our students with the skill to bring their talents to bear on addressing the needs of the world today, and with the analytical agility to respond to unforeseen challenges in the future. As a Faculty, we aim to live this model also, and you will have seen the world-class research that underpins your Imperial education in action as, together, we responded to the challenges thrown down by COVID-19: through the epidemiological modelling of the MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis; the REACT study which has determined population-level data on COVID-19 infection trends; in research studying the implications of ‘long Covid’; and more. You have been part of this community and I do not doubt that you will tackle the health needs of tomorrow head on, and contribute greatly to medical care, science and innovation throughout your careers. I hope that as an alumnus you will continue to be an active part of our dynamic global community. But for today, please simply take pride in your success, thank those who supported you through those important years and enjoy the ceremony!

Top: Researchers in the Shattock Lab work on the COVID-19 vaccine. Above: Dr Carl Desouza from the Environmental Research Group in the School of Public Health swabs touch points on a bus. Scientists from Imperial have conducted regular testing for COVID-19 on the Transport for London network. Left: Innovation BSc students Alexander Coombs and Bartosz Szyszka explore using VR to enhance surgical education in orthopaedics.

Faculty of Medicine

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

Dean’s Prize for Genes, Drugs and Stem Cells – Novel Therapies Lauren Connolly

Dean’s Prize for Reproductive and Developmental Biology Idoia Elorza Ridaura

Course Prize for Reproductive and Developmental Biology Savannah Palmer

Dean’s Prize for Genomic Medicine Emma Smith

Dean’s Prize for Respiratory and Cardiovascular Science Kumuthu Amaradasa

Dean’s Prize for Allergy Sadhbh Hurley

Dean’s Prize for Human Molecular Genetics Miriam Greenwood

Dean’s Prize for Anaesthetics, Pain Medicine and Intensive Care Jéssica Souza Luiz

Dean’s Prize for Infectious Diseases, Paediatrics and Child Health Daniel O’Reilly

Dean’s Prize for Applied Genomics Ángel Fernández Sanromán

Dean’s Prize for Immunology Rachel Coulombeau

Dean’s Prize for Bacterial Pathogenesis and Infection Jonathan Bradshaw

Dean’s Prize for Medical Ultrasound (Echocardiography) Jack Stewart

Dean’s Prize for Biomedical Research Yuhong Jin

Dean’s Prize for Microbiome in Health and Disease Kaoutar Abaakil

Collegiate Award for Biomedical Research Valentina Giunchiglia

Dean’s Prize for Cardiovascular and Respiratory Healthcare Alexis Perkins Dean’s Prize for Clinical Research (Human Nutrition) Celeste Lugtmeijer Dean’s Prize for Clinical Research (Translational Medicine) Marta Peverelli Dean’s Prize for Data Science Valentina Giunchiglia Dean’s Prize for Epidemiology, Evolution and Control of Infectious Diseases Fernando Guntoro

Dean’s Prize for Molecular Basis of Human Disease Zahra Mousavi Dean’s Prize for Molecular Biology and Pathology of Viruses (Virology) Dilys Santillo Dean’s Prize for Molecular Medicine Hashim Mahmood Dean’s Prize for MRes in Experimental Neuroscience Marcelina Wojewska Dean’s Prize for MSc in Translational Neuroscience Bethany Jia Lin Taylor-Goh

Faculty of Medicine Dean’s Prize Kenneth Russell Z. Ancheta Harry Canagasabey Kyle Keith Greenland Nicola Henderson Lingyu Lyu Sumaia Mashal Christine Quinlan Natalia Sánchez-Thompson Julian P. Williams Galen Prize for Biomedical Research Emile Otsubo Hamlyn Centre Prize Meng Wei Jill Warner Prize for Allergy Mairéad Sheehan Master of Public Health (Global Health Stream) Prize for Best Overall Performance Felix Machleid Master of Public Health Prize (Global Health Stream) for Best Dissertation Nicole Segovia Giulietta Stefani Master of Public Health Prize (HSS Stream) for Best Dissertation Aya Tanaka

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

Master of Public Health Prize (HSS Stream) for Best Overall Performance Lillian Larsen

NHLI MSc Genes Drugs and Stem Cell Award for Outstanding Achievement Abhay Rastogi

MSc Epidemiology Prize for Best Dissertation Di Xi

NHLI MSc Genomic Medicine Award Caroline McKittrick

MSc Epidemiology Prize for Best Overall Perfomance Anjali Wijnhoven

Richard Batchelor Prize in Immunology Samuele Di Carmine

MSc Health Data Analytics and Machine Learning Prize for Best Dissertation Xin Zhao MSc Health Data Analytics and Machine Learning Prize for Best Overall Performance Andrea Guariglia NHLI MSc Cardiovascular and Respiratory Healthcare Award Carmen Corina Amarfei Shanik Antonia Montalvo Moreira

Faculty of Medicine

Faculty of Medicine Graduates Please note that this list of names is provided for the information and interest of those attending the ceremony. It represents a list of graduates at the time of going to press, not all of whom are attending the ceremony.

BRAIN SCIENCES Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Subati Abulikemu Lucy Amber Bedwell Andra Braban Yiling Cao Martha A. Cottam Leon Crowley Nan Fletcher-Lloyd Gamze Gul Chutian Guo Rebecca Harding Abir Hossain Patwary Priyanka Jagadeesan Nikita Catalina Julius Zoi Olvia Katsirea Danfeng Ke Mehnaz Khan Philipp Klocke Nicole Kocurova Ruby Lathey Federico Licini Phoebe Liddell Tim Lin Yuchen Liu Minqi Lu Shery Makram Kevin Francis Marcaida Renato Martins Maryam Mehmood Sylvana Vilca-Melendez Adamu Nakudu Laure Nolet Basheba Prempeh Francisco José Pujalte Ferrándiz Stefan Rogers-Coltman Eugeni Ryadnov Mariia Safonova Alexandros Georgios Sanchez Vassopoulos

Louise Schindler Parnaz Sharifi Rhys Simon-Lloyd Nikita Soni Katerina Stylianidi Emily Tam Bethany Jia Lin Taylor-Goh Chanel Tink Ioanna Artemis Vamvakopoulou Maja Wiktoria Wojtynska Qiyun Wu Emre Yavuz Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Research Alice Farquharson Sulin Liu Alessia Marrocu Ana Morello Megias Galina Nosovitskaya Lucy Pirkle Jinglin Ruan Katherine Teather Jerusaa Vasikaran Annie Webster Marcelina Wojewska Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Bethany Barker Nicola Davis Richard Daws Neil Graham Fangda Leng Emma-Jane Mallas Ashwin Vikram Venkataraman Karl Zimmerman

INSTITUTE OF CLINICAL SCIENCE Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Oliver Bardell-Cox Shuyang Chen Vassili Kusmartsev Laura Martin Coll Domhnall McHugh Ceris Ifan Owen Helen Paterson Deniz Pirincci Ercan Maria Rogdaki Lisa Maria Schneider Georgios Sioutas Maria Tortora IMMUNOLOGY AND INFLAMATION Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Itziar Aranguren Abeigón Esther Arojo Daniel Brown Romero Emma Cadman Matteo Cefaliello Lyndon Costa Rachel Coulombeau Jaid Debrah Samuele Di Carmine Daria Egorova Angela Minerva Garcia Martin Kaiyue Helian Crystal Ho Wing Yan Alice Jefferies Emma Jones Pooja Kaur Ceri Yi Xin Kum Alba Shiling Lerma Subinas Farzana Malik Alexander Mitchener

Shannon O’Leary Ekhlasur Rahman Fariha Rahman Gaia Rezzonico Chris Sougioultzoglou Margarita Spektor Teo Jia Wei George Theocharis William Joshua Travers Annie Whelan Jiayun Xu Heejin Yun Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Simone Claudiani Leonard de Boer Ahmed Hjazi Lina Nikolopoulou Amita Ranger Hsiu Lye Yap INFECTIOUS DISEASE Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science João Rodrigues Aguiar Wadiah Alzeer Jeongho An Catriona Baker Kamela Bellovoda Jam Bensilum Alex Bentley Lundrim Bytyqi Chan Hei Wing Natalie Alice Clement Laura de Corral Gil Ning Ding Naomi Doye Margarida de Barros Dias Duarte Musab Eltayeb

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

Success Fabusoro Iremide Maria Temitope FemiAlemede Yuwen Gao Styliana Georgiou Martha Glynn Lukas Hoen Hana Koscec Chai Young Lee Fangqi Liu Zhi Luo Hashim Mahmood Jemima Malisa Veronica Mavrovouna Amy Mccarron Joel Bruno Gomes Mendes Omar Merhi El Hassan El Abdallah Daniel O’Reilly Nana-Kwame Osafo Min Kyu Park Daniel Parker Matthew Pattle Olivia Platt Qizhe Qin Valentina Quintero Santofimio Erika Robacevskyte Maria Elena Rodriguez Gutierrez Amy Rogers Zakaria Rostamitehrani Dilys Santillo Hilal Nur Sensoy Maria Simitakou Anastasiia Siniushina Athuscha Sritharan Ksenia Sukhova Esben Thuesen Sara Toros Lydia Tsamouri Alessia Valteroni James Wynick Wei Lin Yeo Chae Eun Yoon Wen Karmen Zeng Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy Coltrane Morley-Williams Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Medicine Afshin Alavi Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Radha Asher Souradeep Basu Ondrej Belan Alexander Hall Elizabeth Ledger Sai Liu Nathalie Emma Macdermott Josh McQuail Ana-Laura Moldoveanu Matthew Newton Max Pearson

Christopher Pinder Claire Raynaud Sorawat Sangkaew Bryony Simmons Sara Siris Ecco Staller Yegnasew Takele Teferi Joseph Wright Chih-Hung Wu MEDICINE Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Marium Waris METABOLISM, DIGESTION AND REPRODUCTION Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Leyla Abbasova Ehlam Leyla Ahmed-Ali Afnan Sulieman Alahmadi Yifan Bao Dora Barisic Larry Bliss Hidayah Boulaghrasse Freddie L. Braddock Pilar Casares Alaez Brayden Chan Tsz Ting Chow Jade Cobham Andrei Cristea Karina Dembla Idoia Elorza Ridaura Ángel Fernández Sanromán Grace Forsyth Anna Nicole Rebekah Fowler Eleftheria Giannioti Anjali Golding Zuzanna Beata Golebiewska Miriam Greenwood Hannah Gulliford Elisheva Hersh Ismini Ioannou Yuwei Jiao Mikaella Kalli Neringa Karpaviciute Hafsa Lazizi Soo Min Lee Steven Lee Shane Li Wenjie Li Angelos Manolias Marija Milutinovic Sanika Mohagaonkar Anisa Mohamed Francesca Owusu-Asante Savannah Palmer Chryssa Papatheofrastou Georgia Petsiou Bianca Popescu Zenouska Asha Tanita Ramchunder Patrick Reed Iqbal Kaur Reehal Shamika Shenoy Robert Sirilan

Panagiota Efthymia Spanou Oi Lun Sze Ying Tang Ben Taylor Anu Thapa Krithika Velmurugan Helen Sarah Walter Julia West Sze Wing Kitty Wong Sixian Wu Ji-Ming Yang Shu Ting Zhao Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Research Kaoutar Abaakil Fatin Nur Athira Binti Ahmad Amal Ali Alhakami Kumuthu Amaradasa Caitlin Barber Thomas Barbera Anuradha Bhide Jonathan Bradshaw Piotr Burzynski Hannah Caulfield Ana Claudia Cepas de Oliveira Elfin Chen Xinxing Cheng Daniel Elias Chokron Alfon Tom Cummins Iona Davies Julia Dielesen Tamás Dobai Gabriella Wengui Dow Dania Mohamed Nasr El-Talib Jiarong Fu Maegan George Valentina Giunchiglia Fernando Guntoro Xinyu Guo Jamie Hau Bin Xin Claire Ho Zoe Hoare Emma Højmose Kromann Hazel Honeywood Manyue Hu Naomi Kathryn Hughes Zuzanna Jablonska Manyi (Mathilde) Jia Yuhong Jin Promi Noshin Martyna Kosciuszko Lauren Lett Hanqi Li Jiaqi Li Yuening Li Zhuoyu Li Min Liang Chang Liu Tim Liu Daniel Lockwood Celeste Lugtmeijer Jéssica Souza Luiz Alexandra Lypynska Anies Makhdomi-Sohi Filip Makraduli Hafsah Malik Mar Martinez Perez

Rita Martins Alvaro Mendoza Alcala Panagiotis Mitsidis Madeleine Molloy Zahra Mousavi Madhavi Muskat Dorka Nagy John S. Nam Teng Qin Ng Dariya Nikitin Taiwo Oluwatobiloba Ojuri Oleksii Omelchenko Emile Otsubo Natalie Owen Daniel Padrosa Gispert Krushika Paleja Marta Peverelli Amalie Boye Rasmussen Jonah Andrew Corcoran Rodgus Matilde Rossi Mario Rubio Chavarría Bashar Neamat Sahar Anna Salowka Stella Savvidou Dominic Smith Xiaoyue Song Jacob Stapley Niklas Stotzem Jason Taslim Taslima Uddin Héloïse Vinette Iona Walters Ziqi Wang Beatrice Ward Wei Kehui Yan Yan Yanshu Yang Cheng Yeung Jingyang Yu Yang Yang Yu Junqing Zhang Kaidi Zhang Siwenyue Zhang Xianyu (Adam) Zhu Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy Sann Nu Wai Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Medicine Michael Fertleman Tia Hunjan Siddhartha Oke Shabnam Melody Taheri Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Shahd Alabdulkader Haya D. Alessimii Sumiya Almansoori Shatha Alrabiah Sofina Begum Denise Chan Rebecca Cheung Erika Dorado

Faculty of Medicine

Berta Font Cunill Bernard Freudenthal Philip Hendy Sujin Kang Aldara Martin Alonso Zameer Mohamed Anna Mroz Rooshi Nathwani Grazia Pizza Lucia Riaposova Anna Roberts Gavin Sooranna Alia Sukkar Dhamyanthi Thangarajah Menelaos Tzafetas Abigail Walker Vincen Wu Yi Yi Yang Huihan Zhi NATIONAL HEART AND LUNG INSTITUTE Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Abdille Iyan Merilyn Albuquerque Fahd Ali Samiya Ali Shegofeta Ali Rahaf Aljahdali Rayan Alkhelaifi Sultan Nawar S. Alsulami Carmen Corina Amarfei Giulia Aniekwe Natalia Zwensi Areros Qasim Ashraf Jae Hak Bang Augustin Barna Charlotte Annabelle Beuste Shiyu Bian Fatihah Mohamad Nor Charis Browne Ciara Campbell Shoumo Kanti Chatterjee Mei Chen Olga Christodoulou Hatty Compson-Bradford Lauren Connolly Andreea Crintea Connor Davieson Maria de Miguel Ferrer Ana del Cañizo Ashley Dodds Lovesh Dyall George D. Edwards Austin Endo Melih Engur Chloe Eyre Ana Lucia Forneris Crego Eric Gan Angela Giarrizzo Christina Gkantsinikoudi Niki Evangelia Gkouma Laurence Goward Nisrein Hanan Changchunzi He Xueqi Hu Sadhbh Hurley

Charlotte Hutchings Georgia Hutchinson Ka Seng Ieong Estela Ioannidou Mohamad Jaber Angela Vanessa Jamalzadeh Angela Jennings Mert Karakus Vera Karels Palwasha Khan Bahar Rasul Khdhir Constantinos Kotsapas Lydia Kwong Vy Wien Lai Lauren Tian-Gwen Lau Ruiyi Li Wanning Liang Hyesung Lim Hsin Yi Lin Xiaoli Lin Vasco Luis Yen Bonnie Niamh Luxford Jordina Mah Marcelino Martinez-Hornos Ermioni Mavroudi Caroline McKittrick Ruth McNiven Yasmine Aicha Mohammad Shanik Antonia Montalvo Moreira Michelle Stacey Maria Mtuda Shreya Murali Stefanos Mylonas Viswanathan Chettiar Nadarajah Divya Nagarajan Madhuri Navuluri Victoria Nicholas Rafail Nikola Onyinyechi Orie Keya Patel Adrian Perez Barreto Alexis Perkins Nisa Pinto Julija Rabcuka Abhay Rastogi Sara Reci Isabelle Rennocks Helena Rey Garcia Catherine Robley Laura Maria Nayla Sahyoun Vishali Sharma Mairéad Sheehan Luyang Sheng Nattasha Kaur Sidhu Sivanusha Sivakumar Emma Smith Ravinder Sodi Oviya Srikusan Heather Maria Stanley Jack Stewart Charles Sturge Roksana Tarnowska Mica Roan Tolosa-Wright James Trayer Agnes Treesa Varghese Kexin Wang Niamh Wilkinson Emily Williamson

Andrew Woodyatt Aydan Yatar Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Philosophy Fotios Savvopoulos Cheng Song Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Medicine Jonathan Afoke Joseph Barnett Karthikan Arulprakash Srikanthan Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Abdullah Saad S Alqarni Mai Meshal Alzaydi Ahranyan Arnold Ifigeneia Bardi Ruth Emily Barker Emily Bartlett Robyn Victoria Bell Lauren Boland Luke Cave Nora Katherine Clarke James William Andrew Cook Alexander Cryer Jerome Fourre Sarah Ghonim Claudia Gulea Balvinder Handa Richard Hewitt Hanisah Sharif Charles Houston Rachele Invernizzi Josefin Jansson-Edqvist Habib Rehman Khan Oisín King Cinzia Marceddu Jonathan Miles Roisin Mongey Szabolcs Nagy Salomon Narodden Jaymini Patel Maria Elena Piersimoni Fotios Pitoulis Andrew Ritchie Aarash Saleh Peter Saunders Varun Sundaram Dawid Swieboda Hannah Whittaker Frances Wood Xiaolei Zhang SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Diploma of the Imperial College, Mater of Science Ahmed Abdulaal Luis Jorge Do Amaral Firhan Bajwa Matylda Buczkowska Camilla Callierotti

Sarah Chen Angie Chu Henri Philippe Eric Coste Sarvesh Dhungana Malo Dirou Yasin Elmaci Nicholas Everritt Ines Gerard-Ursin Hannah Gowman Marie Gronemeyer Andrea Guariglia Gabriel Kai Gurmail-Kaufmann Demetris Hajivassiliou Sri Ridha Hasanah Rhys Inward Adam Jackson Sungyeon Joo Tawkir Kamali Gabriele Kerr Julius Arthur Kuebel Pei-Yu Lee Jui-Kai Li Wenyue Li Yijing Li Yinxin Li Chia-An Lin Tianshu Liu Rita Macane de Araujo Mabunda Laasya Mandalapu Manya Mirchandani Zuzana Mohrova Aninda Nishat Moitry James Michael Parkin Pavle Popovic Shinil Raina Luca Ramelli Carolina Richheimer Ela Sauerborn Eléonore Marguerite Antoinette Schneegans Raphael Sinclair Mantas Skackauskas Jiahui Song Alicia Suen Xiaoyu Sun David Tang Chia Sing Aimee Tham Katie Tiley Eleanor Van Vogt Rin Wada Duanrui Wang Xuyi Wang Yan Wang Anjali Wijnhoven Ross Williamson Di Xi Chuyan Zhang Ruyuan Zhang Shengzhe Zhang Xin Zhao Xiaochu Zhong Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Public Health Jasmin Bukola Adebisi Richard Agjei Huda Ahmed Ali Rayan Altayeb

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Mona Amet Lou Auquier Babatunde Margaret Bolutife Anita Böhnke Hanna E. Box Nidia Castro Subarna Chakraborty Congzhou Chen Ameera Z. Chowdhury Rachel Cole Amy Coltman Alexandra Ann Cordeiro Elizabeth Crawford Giulia Dallera Amy Dallison Emma Das Alba De León Edo Constance Devys Jaspriya Sophie Kaur Dhillon Ebenezer Donkor Natasha Dsouza Yubing Du Alexandra Ellicott Ugbad Elmi Oyinkansola Familoni Conall Green Alfaiya Hashmi Madhu Haval Paula L. Hedley Chris Hemmen Ella Hoey Yoshiaki Hori Tatyana Hristova Jinrui Hu Shih-Ching Huang Haitham Idriss Ward Jacobs Ajay Jagjivan Oscar Jakubiel Smith Mouhab Rafiq Jamalaldeen Juli Johnson Elizabeth Kamarade Elizabeth Karlson Sarah Keller Elfreda Kenneison Luke Kneeshaw Audrey Koh Elena Lammila-Escalera Lillian Larsen France Laudat-Mikaelian Xinyi Li Jingyi Lu Felix Machleid Emily Martyn Moe Matsuo Susan M. Meier Vlad Melnyk Joseph Prince Mensah George L .Morris III Ropafadzo Vine Nyahunzvi Esther Olanrewaju Mofiadeoluke Olumogba Hannah Otten Phylys Marian Awuor Owino Leshen Padayachee Khang Wen Pang Elena Papachristou Kanchan Parchani

Joana Peres Narciso Ho Lam Poon Hannah Portugal Hattie Powell Dickson Qi Alexandra Quinn-Savory Pathomporn Saengyai Ozoda Saidhodjayeva Maram Osama Salem Florence Schanschieff Nicole Segovia Shurendar Selva Kumar Devina Shah Alex T. Shaw Elezabeth Semma Shekure Oluwatoyin Sosanya Clara Spieker Anant Sriram James Staib Angharad Steele Giulietta Stefani Robyn Stephenson Bharath Sundar Kosuke Takemura Amy W. L. Tan Aya Tanaka Ayaka Teshima Lemlem Tewolde-Berhan Sathushi Theivendran Aditi Tyagi Akino Uda Leila Meera Safiya Uwais Jai Vairale Loïs van der Minnen Alejandra Vaquiro Valencia Silvia Vercesi Annie Wakefield Matthew Wallace Jenessa Wrigley Kaiping Zhang Zhang Minyuan Peter Zheng Yanzhu Zhou Mengtian Zhu Laís Helena Zimmermann Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Medicine Erik Fung Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Shirin Aliabadi Federica Amati Sabine Bou-Antoun Kelly Anne Charniga Lucia Cilloni Sierra Clark Lily Geidelberg Paul J. Huxley Maria Laura Caminia Iurilli Rosemary Jenkins Arinbjörn Kolbeinsson Alessandra Løchen Jennie Parnham Jonathan Pearson-Stuttard Rachel Phillips

Ahsan Rao Angélique Sadlon Saredo Said Nora Schmit Hiral Anil Shah Jennifer Shelton Cristina Taddei Nikita Weth SURGERY AND CANCER Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Namariq Mahmoud Mohammed Abbaker Michael Collin Owaka Ager Nurjahan Ali Arobi Dora Amos Eleanor Angwin Vicki Arnold James Beveridge Paul Michael Blakeley Paul Bradley Rebecca Claire Brown Katherine Calder Harry Canagasabey Chris Ronny Lok Hin Cheung Shuk Yee Choo Jeremy Chui Maryam Crews Kim Croasdale Chelise Currow David Davis Emma Davis Paul Deffley Yadsan Devabalan Lizzy Dobres Leon Douglas Faye Edwards Zainab Garba-Sani Andrew John Gardner Clarissa J Gardner Nikolaos Haliasos Daniel Hallen Suzan Hatipoglu Nicola Henderson Rhidian Ashley Hurle Gabrielle Anne Irwin Manori Shamila Jayasekera Sabrina Kamayah Anastasia Kantartzi Hammad Khan Sabina Khanom Nadia Kuftinoff Julie Lowe Zainab Mahmoud Sara Maki Kieran Mann Charles Martin Sumaia Mashal Scott Mathewson Darren McKenna Annalise McNair Irfan Merchant Shabina Mirza Claire Morgan Stuart Alyn Morris Alice Morrisey Laura Mumby

Tiffany Munroe-Gray David Michael Derrick Newey Jimmy Peng Seng Ng Sezgi Nuzumlali Sybil Omolabi Catherine O’Reilly Claire Parker Eleanor Parry Pritesh Patel Amogh Patil Fiona Pereira Claire Perrott Neil Perry Louisa Pierce Bronwyn Rees Lee Rickles Douglas Robb Kristiina Rosin David Rowbotham Harsh Samarendra Natalia Sánchez-Thompson Alan Sharp Jasmin Shepherd Judith Frances Simpson Suzanne Cara Syson Anthony Janahan Thayaparan Peter Benjamin Michael Thomas Athanasia Louiza Valatsou Georgia Watson Mathew Watt Jenny Williams Julian P. Williams Luke Williams Andrew John Williamson Andrew Worthington David Wyndham Lewis Tim Yates Tom York Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Education Emily Cribb Faatimah Esmail-Chiola Rebecca Fisher Asif Machhada Wahidun Nabi Soudeh Chegini Christine Quinlan Zainab Hamida Shakoor Robbie Walker Esther Victoria Wright Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Research Salma Abbasová Christina Ann Abraham Amani Ahmad Hashim Ahmed Nur Kenneth Russell Z. Ancheta Savvas Antoniadis Kate Bennett Catherine Blaker Cerian Lucy Bolton Marcos Burger Ramos Peng Chai Alfie Chambers Donald Wai Sam Chio

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Oliver Colville Lauren Rebecca Davies Charles Hodgkins DeLorey Xiaotian Ding Marco Gallotta Kyle Keith Greenland Amy Hall Jinpei Han Mengkang Hao Longfei He Khuluud Hussein Kaizhe Jin Yen June Lau Nanyang Li Weiyi Li Xinyi Li Junting Liu Yuhan Liu Lingyu Lyu Yilin Ma Meera Madhavan Xiangxi Meng Brittany Mills Niculina Miron Mina Muthurajah Antonia Pavlidou Jade Phillips Yawei Qu Akash Saha Jiin Song Sara Sousi Yuhao Sun Lydia Symeonidi Shuowen Tang Chiyu Wang Milin Wang Qin Wang Yulin Wang Yuxi Wang Meng Wei Lottie Williams Shuo Yi Wong Jiahui Wu Chi Xu Yi Xu Peizhuo Yu Bowen Zhang Emma Wenyu Zhang Ruiqian Zhang Qindong Zheng Yoyo Zhong

Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy

Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Medicine

FACULTY OF MEDICINE Doctor of Science

Roger Davies Tommy Gorgy Fareed Iqbal

Robert John Unwin

Mai A. Aldera Chukwuemeka Chima Anele Andrew Busuttil James William Butterworth Alexander W. Carter Pramodh Chitral Chandrasinghe Yakinthi Chrisochoidou Alexander Coupland William Allenby Southam Cox Jacqueline del Castillo Sophie Doran Nigel D’Souza David Eldred Evans Ieva Eringyte Ana B. Fajardo Puerta Caroline Haegeman Francine Heatley Jonathan Daniel Hodgkinson Tim C H Hoogenboom Shady Hosny Yueyang Huang Benjamin Peter Jones Uttom Kumar Peter Le Feuvre Po Wen Lo Amy Lord Diana Mary Marcus Sam Mason Mohammad Mobasheri Salmaan Mohammed Yulia Panina Suzanne Mary Pomfret Liam Robert Poynter Sharmila Rana Mark Runciman Mohammad Yousuf Bilal Salmasi Biranavan Sivapuratharasu Neil Slaven Katelyn Rene Smalley Kapil Sugand Dan-Emanuel Terracina Barcas Lucksamon Thamlikitkul Shruti Turner Jackie Van Dael Huw Robert Woodbridge Georgia Woodfield Jay Sze Yong Joanna Niyú Zamarbide Losada

Imperial College Business School; Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication; and the Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship

17.30: Imperial College Business School; Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication; and the Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship Order of Procession The company rises when the Procession enters the Hall and remains standing until the Chair of the Court and Council is seated. FIRST GROUP — DSAC Student President, Fejiro Amam — Imperial College Union President, Dr Lloyd James SECOND GROUP — Faculty Operating Officer, Mr Richard Johnson — College Tutors — Senior Lecturers — Lecturers — Teaching Fellows — Research Fellows THIRD GROUP — Academic Registrar, Mr David Ashton — Professors of the Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication; and the Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship and Imperial College Business School — Professor Martyn Kingsbury, Director of Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship — Mr Colin Love, Principal Teaching Fellow and Former Academic Director of the MSc Economics and Strategy for Business — Professor Markus Perkmann, Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Academic Director for the MBA suite

— Professor James Sefton, Chair in Economics, Academic Director of MSc Investment and Wealth Management and MSc Finance and Accounting, and Co-Director of the MSc Financial Technology — Dr Anne ter Wal, Associate Professor and Academic Director of MSc in International Health Management FOURTH GROUP — College Secretary, Ms Grainne Brankin — Dean, Imperial College Business School, Professor Francisco Veloso — Vice-Provost (Education and Student Experience), Professor Emma McCoy — Dr Benita Cox, recipient of the Imperial College Medal — Mr Jon Hancock, recipient of the Imperial College Medal — Professor Nelson Phillips, recipient of the Imperial College Medal — Dame Kate Bingham, Honorary Degree recipient FIFTH GROUP — Mace Bearer, Dr Giada Baldessarelli — Provost, Professor Ian Walmsley — Chair of the Court and Council, Mr John Allan

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Order of Ceremony FANFARE The Archbishop’s Fanfare

STUDENT ORATOR Imperial College Union President, Dr Lloyd James

ADDRESS

PRESENTATION OF THE IMPERIAL COLLEGE MEDAL The Vice-Provost (Education and Student Experience) requests the Provost to award the Imperial College Medal to: — Dr Benita Cox — Mr Jon Hancock — Professor Nelson Phillips

Provost, Professor Ian Walmsley

PRESENTATION OF THE HONORARY GRADUATE The Vice-Provost (Education and Student Experience) requests the Provost to confer the Degree of Doctor of Science honoris causa of Imperial College London to:

PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES

— Dame Kate Bingham

Presentation of postgraduates from the Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication and the Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship to whom the degrees of MSc, MEd and PhD have been awarded

PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES Presentation of postgraduates from Imperial College Business School to whom the degrees of MBA, MSc, MRes and PhD have been awarded

VALEDICTION Chair of the Council, Mr John Allan

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

RECESSION, FOLLOWED BY RECEPTIONS

MUSICAL INTERLUDE — Concerto in B flat major (1st movement) by Georg Friedrich Handel — Solo performed by Alice Miller, fourth year medical student

Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication, and the Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship

Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication, and the Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship Welcome from the Vice-Provost (Education and Student Experience) It is with pleasure that I offer my congratulations to all of you on your great achievement. You have had the unique opportunity of studying education and humanitiesoriented subjects in a science, engineering, medicine and business environment, and have gained a perspective which will undoubtedly have provided insights that will serve you extremely well for the future. Today, 43 students graduate from Imperial’s Science Communication Unit. They have followed courses which combine knowledge of the humanities and social sciences with skills in TV and radio production, journalism, exhibition and web design. These graduands join almost 1,000 science communication alumni pursuing careers in the media, policy, museums and public engagement. The programmes’ particular style of teaching celebrates our students’ collaborative and creative instincts, breeding a distinct type of communicator: thoughtful, critical, and imaginative. Professor Emma McCoy Vice-Provost (Education and Student Experience)

Eighteen students graduate from the Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship with a Master’s in University Learning and Teaching and two students graduate with a PhD. These students are all Imperial staff who have studied part-time alongside busy academic schedules. Their studies have challenged them to think more deeply about their own teaching, learning and educational leadership and to critically engage with the evidence base for educational practice and innovation. In doing this these students become experts in teaching and learning in their disciplines and are inspiring ambassadors for the learning and teaching community at Imperial as a whole. By investing significantly in education, the College is empowering those with educational expertise such as this to design, deliver and inspire the high-class educational experience that prepares Imperial students to solve present and future world challenges. Today’s graduands remain a key part of the College community by providing inspiring examples of alumni activity in previous years. I am very proud of the achievements of all graduands and celebrate with you today as you now join the lifelong Imperial alumni community. I thank all your family and friends who have supported you during your time at Imperial and I wish you all a truly special day.

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Graduate Prizewinners The following awards and prizes are given to students with a record of exceptional achievement in scholarship in the Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship. MEd University Learning and Teaching Dissertation Prize Kirsty Flower PG Diploma University Learning and Teaching Library Project Prize Neepa Thacker

Graduates 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 at the time of going to press, not all of whom are attending the ceremony. CENTRE FOR LANGUAGES, CULTURE AND COMMUNICAITON Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Salomé L Ashenden Jay Balamurugan Anna Bassadone Ushashi Basu Laura Bello Rodríguez Emily Bird Sophie Victoria Burley Charlotte Burton Pollyanna Cohen Alana Cullen Naomi Dinmore Isabella Eddington Jacob Gable Freya Gadsden-Bolton Daniel González-Franco Kaylee Gregor Cecilia Grimaldi Aliénor Hammer Tori Handsley Lily Eleanor Hayward Ruth Herbert Alice Hirst Jiaming Hui Matthew John Jackson Harry Jenkins

Claire Jordan Susanna Kidd Katharine Lang Gabiella Linning Lucy Lipscombe Ariana Loehr Franco Pesci Akila Raghavan Keegan Schroeder Lily Shepherd Hannah Van Hesteren Dave Warrell Dominic Watters Leigh West Alexia Yiannouli Genevieve Zane Liyang Zhao Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Geraldine Satre Buisson

CENTRE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Education Kambiz Alavian Suzanne Barr Kirsty Flower Anandha Gopalan Heather Hanna Heather Lincoln Lucy Millar James Moss Prabha Parthasarathy Latha Ramakrishnan Stefano Sandrone Siti Rosminah Shamsuddin Maham Stanyon Charlotte Louise Sutherell Neepa Thacker Maria Valera Espina Juliet Varley Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Elizabeth Hauke Luke McCrone

Imperial College Business School

Imperial College Business School Dean’s welcome First of all: congratulations! What a wonderful day and what a wonderful achievement. It is no small thing to graduate from Imperial College London; it is an institution respected and recognised throughout the world, and that is down to the work, knowledge and impact of our graduates – of you. And neither is it a small thing to have achieved all that you have during a global pandemic; I know the extra challenges you have faced during your studies and to be here today, and I applaud you for the confidence, humility and skill with which you have overcome them. But success is never achieved alone. We all rely on the support, indulgence and love of those closest to us. And so, in this important moment, on behalf of our School, I would like to thank all of those who were part of the journey: thank you.

Professor Francisco Veloso Dean of Imperial College Business School

Ours is an honoured and worthy community of graduates. Students who have passed through the same doors as you have gone on to heal the sick across the globe, to make discoveries that have changed science and society, and to play lead guitar in Queen. Alumni from the Business School sit at some of the most important decisionmaking tables in the world, from America to Australia, in central banks, international agencies, at the helm of great companies, creating startups that will change the world, and driving non-profits that make a difference for the disenfranchised. And so, as I bid you a farewell from the School and the College, I welcome you to our global community of alumni. I am fully confident that you will go on to do incredible things, to improve business and better society in ways I cannot imagine now – and as you do, remember us. We want to know of your successes, of your achievements, as we will remain here, ready to support, ready to advise, and – most of all – to applaud. Once again, congratulations – and welcome.

Top: Students working at the Business School’s new teaching spaces at Scale Space on the White City Campus. Image: Marcus Ginns. Above: Researchers in the Data Observatory. The Observatory is the largest facility of its kind in Europe and allows academics and industry to visualise data that can uncover new insights. Left: Students from MSc Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Management at the launch event of the Impact to Innovation Challenge. Students were tasked with creating solutions to make fast fashion more sustainable. Image: Marcus Ginns.

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

Dame Kate Bingham Dame Kate Bingham is Managing Partner at SV Health Investors and Former Chair of the UK COVID-19 Vaccine Taskforce. Dame Kate is a venture capitalist in the biotech sector. She co-leads SV’s biotech franchise, which builds high value companies that develop transformational new medicines from discovery to market. Kate’s investments have resulted in the launch of six drugs for the treatment of patients with inflammatory and autoimmune disease and cancer. In May 2020, Dame Kate was appointed Chair of the UK Vaccine Taskforce, reporting to the Prime Minister. A collaboration between government, healthcare and the private sector, the taskforce negotiated contracts with vaccine developers and created standardised, accredited testing. It invested in manufacturing facilities and skills training, as well as creating the world’s first national citizen registry of volunteers to take part in clinical trials. The successful work, led by Dame Kate, allowed the UK to be the first country to start vaccinations in December 2020, vaccinating a substantial proportion of the population in the first six months of 2021. Dame Kate also serves on the Board of the Francis Crick Institute and has been a member of the advisory board for Imperial College London’s Business School for several years, in which role she judges the WE Innovate Awards. Dame Kate was awarded a DBE in 2021 for services to the procurement, manufacture and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines.

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

Dr Benita Cox Dr Benita Cox is the Faculty Senior Tutor and Programme Director for the International Health Management Master’s programme at Imperial College London Business School. Dr Cox’s research focuses on the role of information systems in healthcare delivery, in particular the impact of information and communicating technologies on healthcare practice. She has published widely in this area and consulted extensively in a number of industries, including pharmaceuticals. Alongside her own academic contribution, she has supported generations of postgraduate students and staff during her 20 years with the College’s Business School. Each year, she supports over 100 students from varied cultures through a wide range of personal problems. She applies experience with a calm, empathetic approach that enables students to overcome challenges and thrive in their programme. She also goes above and beyond to offer support to publish in journals and convert projects to articles that boost career opportunities. Dr Cox received a President’s Medal for Excellence in Pastoral Care in 2017.

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Mr Jon Hancock Mr Jon Hancock was Head of the Central Secretariat at Imperial College London until his retirement in 2019. Mr Hancock was an exceptional servant of the College for 20 years. In his role as the Head of Central Secretariat, Mr Hancock had prime responsibility for the College’s governance arrangements. As well as providing a highly professional service for the Council and its committees, he was custodian of the College’s governance documents. In 2007 when Imperial became a university in its own right, Mr Hancock prepared the College’s new Royal Charter, steered its approval through the Privy Council and drafted the new Ordinances and Regulations. He has contributed widely to the development of College policies and procedures, and played a key role in legal compliance and in dealing with external regulators in such matters as Data Protection, Freedom of Information, student complaints and charity regulation. He was also responsible for managing the College’s research misconduct procedures and oversaw the creation of the College’s Legal Services Office as well as being responsible for managing the Archives and Corporate Records Unit. In addition to his core role, Mr Hancock was a Director of several of the College’s subsidiary companies, including Imperial Projects Ltd, Imperial College White City Incubator Ltd, Imperial College Developments, Imperial College Thinkspace Ltd, Burlington Danes Construction Ltd, and Private Patient Healthcare Ltd.

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Mr Nick Moakes Mr Nick Moakes is Chief Investment Officer at the Wellcome Trust. Mr Moakes is a renowned investment professional with expertise in global financial markets. He joined the Wellcome Trust in 2007 and is responsible for a £38 billion global portfolio, which funds its mission to solve the urgent health challenges facing everyone. He started his career in the diplomatic service, where he specialised in Hong Kong and China, then headed the Asia-Pacific team at BlackRock Investment Management before joining the Wellcome Trust. Mr Moakes has lent his expertise to the Imperial College London Endowment Board for over a decade. In recent years, he has guided the Board as Chair, during which time he has modernised the Endowment for a strong future. He was also Non-Executive Director of the Foreign and Colonial Investment Trust and a Board Member of the UK Investor Forum, which aims to align the interests of listed companies and long-term shareholders.

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Professor Nelson Phillips Prior to his retirement in 2021, Professor Nelson Phillips was Professor of Innovation and Strategy, Co-Director of the Centre for Responsible Leadership, and Associate Dean of External Relations at Imperial College Business School. Professor Phillips is a distinguished academic who has made vital contributions to the growth of the Business School. His research concentrates on understanding how institutions change, entrepreneurship in emerging markets and how technology impacts strategy and innovation. His papers have over 30,000 citations and he sits on the Board of the Academy of Management and the Society for the Advancement of Management Studies. Professor Phillips served the College in significant management roles for 16 years. He joined the School in 2005 as Head of Organisation and Management. He held this position for eight years, simultaneously serving for three years as Director of Executive Education. In 2015, he became Associate Dean for Faculty and Research and stepped up as Acting Dean after 18 months. Professor Phillips successfully guided the School through a challenging period of uncertainty.

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Mr Jon Tucker Mr Jon Tucker was Faculty Operating Officer for Imperial College Business School for 13 years until he retired in February 2022. Mr Tucker played a significant part in the transformation of both scale and ambition of the Business School since his appointment in early 2009. Prior to this, he held a range of senior roles at Lloyds Bank and subsequently at the Science Museum London, where he became its Operational Head in 2002. In 2007, he was promoted to Director of Corporate Services for the Science Museum Group of national museums, which includes the National Railway Museum in York and the National Media Museum in Bradford. Upon his move to Imperial College London, Mr Tucker applied this experience to assist Imperial College Business School in building its professional services capacity as it grew in size, profile and success. He successfully negotiated complex contracts that enabled the School to launch its online degrees. He is known for empowering colleagues, offering advice and wise counsel when needed and stepping in to provide support to Management Board members if they are unavailable.

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Imperial College Business School Graduate Prizewinners The following awards and prizes are given to students with a record of exceptional achievement in scholarship in the Imperial College Business School.

Andreas Kyriakides Memorial Prize for Investment and Portfolio Management Sabrina Lu Best Applied Report on the MSc Strategic Marketing Programme Fabio Scaffidi-Argentina Satwik Shivoham Best End of Year Report on the Executive MBA Programme Guan Lee Hoai Pham Balachandar (Bala) Vellakovil Kadirvel Best End of Year Report on the Full-time MBA Programme Ian Cook Tom Sheepshanks Best End of Year Report on the MSc Business Analytics (Online) Programme Francesco Villani Best End of Year Report on the MSc Climate Change, Management and Finance Programme Laura Aichelburg Best End of Year Report on the MSc Economics & Strategy for Business Programme Giordano Pistagni Caroline Florence Werner

Best Overall Economist on the MSc Economics & Strategy for Business Programme Benjamin Thomas Chahine Haigh Best Overall Performance in Innovation and Entrepreneurship on the MSc Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Management Programme Jivahn Khosruv Moradian Best Overall Performance in Practical Modules on the MSc Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Management Programme Leah Isabel Rosendahl Lisa Steshenko Best Overall Performance in the MSc Climate Change, Management and Finance Summer Modules Rhea Manjunatha Reddy Bianca Sartori-Sigrist Best Overall Performance in the MSc International Management Electives Sheldon Swanepoel Best Overall Performance in the MSc Management Electives Nicholas Hulse Best Overall Performance on the Executive MBA Programme Guan Lee

Best End of Year Report on the MSc International Health Management Programme Shireen Ibish

Best Overall Performance on the Full-time MBA Programme Jongyik Kim

Best End of Year Report on the MSc Management Programme Katarina Jerotic Richa Madhu

Best Overall Performance on the Global Online MBA Programme James Latimer-Butler Ana Isabel Martins Tiago Fernandes Dimitrios Angelos Zacharopoulos

Best Overall Performance on the MSc Business Analytics (Online) Programme Minh Phuc Tran Best Overall Performance on the MSc Climate Change, Management and Finance Programme Lottie Plaschkes Best Overall Performance on the MSc Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Management Programme Jivahn Khosruv Moradian Best Overall Performance on the MSc International Health Management Programme An-Sofie Cloet Best Overall Performance on the MSc International Management Programme Philipp Zimmer Best Overall Performance on the MSc Management Programme Dogukan Pasha Best Overall Performance on the MSc Strategic Marketing Programme Victoria Ann Graham Best Overall Performance on the Weekend MBA Programme Rob Bolton Louis Cobben Best Overall Strategist on the MSc Economics & Strategy for Business Programme Benjamin Thomas Chahine Haigh Best Performance in the Leadership in Action module Philipp Zimmer

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

Best Research Project Prize Wenyu Wei IBM Prize for the Best Performance in the Analytics for Applied Economics and Business module Chung Yeung Jonathan Kwan IDEO Design Thinking & Innovative Problem Solving Prize Michael Batley Morgan Ellen Mixon Jeevantika Saxena Spandan Rajesh Shah Filip Sisko Imperial Innovation Challenge Prize Michael Batley Miles Johnson Morgan Ellen Mixon Tom Sheepshanks Joan Woodward Postgraduate Memorial Prize Jade Fallen Ifigeneia Koulouri Luke A. Lindsay Daniel Rode Dawid Janusz Sawicki LiveWork Design Thinking Prize Thomas Cattin Mota de Campos Lucy Hassett Fariza Latifova Alice Tumidei MBA Consulting Project Prize Bader Alsugair Diego Carrillo Alexandra Cîrciu Rishabh Jain Madhav Mahendra Karan Oberoi Method London Design Thinking Prize Yasmina Ellins Gabriel Franz Andreas Yanuar Hanaekan Leah Isabel Rosendahl Charles Royle MRes Business Project Prize Niloofar Zamani Foroushani MSc Finance & Accounting – Accounting Prize Jayden Pang MSc Finance & Accounting Outstanding Student Prize Myrto Kleanthous

MSc Finance Best Applied Project Prize Kevin Ng Astrid Suryandari

Nigel Meade Quantitative Finance Prize Govind Grewal Christian Ki-Zerbo

MSc Finance Outstanding Student Prize Govind Grewal

Normally Design Thinking for Leadership Prize Mats Brandt Ka Hei Chung Zhenyan Liu Argyrios Skondras

MSc Financial Technology – Financial Technology Prize Parth Bansal MSc Financial Technology – Best Applied Project Prize Sijing Wang MSc Financial Technology – Outstanding Student Prize Zhulin Chen MSc Investment & Wealth Management – Economics Prize Xander Alari-Williams Liwen Jin MSc Investment & Wealth Management – Wealth Management Prize Ying Qing MSc Investment & Wealth Management – Best Applied Project Prize Tamerlan Zakiryanov MSc Investment & Wealth Management – Outstanding Student Prize Xander Alari-Williams Ryan Corbin

Samuel Eilon Prize for the Best End of Year Report on the MSc Business Analytics Programme Harry Charles Walker Hames Samuel Eilon Prize for the Best Overall Performance on the MSc Business Analytics Programme Linjing Cui The David Begg Prize for Outstanding Performance in Economics Bogdan Baloiu Michael Batley Ian Larkin Guan Lee Dawid Janusz Sawicki The David Begg Prize for Outstanding Performance on the MSc Economics & Strategy for Business Programme Khai Yee Foo Unigestion Investment Prize Tamerlan Zakiryanov

MSc Risk Management & Financial Engineering – Best Applied Project Prize Michalis Kalakoutas John Tate MSc Risk Management & Financial Engineering – Financial Statistics Prize Victor Sanchez MSc Risk Management & Financial Engineering – Stochastic Calculus Prize Sami Sellami MSc Risk Management & Financial Engineering Outstanding Student Prize Ilias Soueref MSc Strategic Marketing – Digital and Analytics Prize Emily Bagdades MSc Strategic Marketing – Marketing Management Prize Victoria Ann Graham

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Imperial College Business School Graduates 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 at the time of going to press, not all of whom are attending the ceremony.

Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Business Administration Executive MBA Agnieszka Joanna Balsamska Francesco Cossu Angela Duffy Thompson Vadim Echim Jade Fallen Atanas Jelev Guan Lee Lachlan Mackinnon Jana Mackintosh Jude Okonofua Robert Oxley Hoai Pham Ioannis Psallidas Saher Sam’An Krzysztof Samplawski Michael Shenouda Arun Thiyagarajan Steve Tomsett George Tsafandakis Balachandar (Bala) Vellakovil Kadirvel Duncan Woodward Full-Time MBA Mohammad Al Hamad Bader Alsugair Akshay Anand Michael Batley Diego Carrillo Alexandra Cîrciu Aoife Considine Ian Cook Charles Dashwood Lisa Doan Elad Dwek

Ten Esan James Hamilton Ben Harrison Ching Huang Rishabh Jain Teresita Jim Miles Johnson Ronald Lee Johnson II Elena Karaseva Ahmad Khattab Jongyik Kim Luke A. Lindsay Tzu-Chun Liu Joanne Long Madhav Mahendra Morgan Ellen Mixon Karan Oberoi Supitcha Ongsuphankul Jitendra Pandey Nitthan Pipitvej Srimadh Ponnavolu Pongtam Rabruen Vatshalan Santhirapala Jeevantika Saxena Petros Sekeris Eugenia Sepulveda Spandan Rajesh Shah Tom Sheepshanks Natcha Sirirangkamanont Filip Sisko Joanne Siu Alena Skurikhina Mirna Angelica Soria Maldonado Will Stoffberg Surabhi Sundarka Stefania Taic Phanthira Taoti Rodrigo Valenzuela Gowtham Vijayaraj Juan Wang Sean Whittaker

Shannon Wong Shengchian Olivia Xu Lianyuan Yu Danwei Zhang Global Online MBA Muhammad Helmi Bin Abdul Ali Antony Abinader Makram Abou Arraj Gee Abouchaar Ololade Wuraola Adetayo Adedokun Ibukunoluwa Oyinkansola Mary Adedugbe Chioma Y. Afe Guilherme Ribeiro de Aguiar Yasser Ahmed Eftychia Alevropoulou Jwad Ashraf Malik Marwan Attar Simmons Auber Bogdan Baloiu Nick Bernstein Ahmad Bin Adi Sophie Bowkett Fred Bowman Guilherme Carvalho Pingen Chen Constantino Christoyannis Emily Clemo Alexander Collis Danielle Cullen Oluwadamilola Dada Ryan Edel Dantis Daniel Leite Noah de Villiers Nikolaos Demiridis Patricia Dias Vaz Gary Elston Nicole Emerson

Rachel Erickson Thunde Cristina Esposito Babajide Fadeyi Jo Flack Sinéad Flahive Ka Lok Jimmy Fong Erekle Glurjidze Brenda Goi Andrew Gordon Anhwa Griffiths Dan Haller Hau Kong Ho Robert Hauck Aida Hemmat Sally Ho Leo Isaiah Svilena Ivanova Titilayo Iwenjora Navid Jalali Junfei Jiang Ye Jin Bhakti Joglekar Jesan Kamal Shahid Karim Shreesha Kashyap Joseph Kibirango Michael Kilpatrick Hemal Kodikara Ifigeneia Koulouri Marat Kuatov Florian Kupfer Ian Larkin James Latimer-Butler Awoye Lawson-Jack Hong Ngiap Lee Louise Su Min Lee Supatra Yee Ping Lee Elli Lembessis Hao-Ying Li Jack Lim Teck Long Alejandra Lona Guerrero

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

Jason Lopez Giulia Macagno Andreas Marinis Ana Isabel Martins Tiago Fernandes Austin McVicker Efua Mercer Daniel Middleton Shinil Mohamed Abdu Richard Molin Moeed Mukhtar Wade Napier James Neville Christopher Norris Ikemefuna Kenechukwu Obianagha Bolatije Odunewu Chidozie Ofoego Chinedu Ogbeide Bolaji Okubajo Akinwale Olawoye Eniola Akindunni Oludemi Omotayo Oluyemi Thor Ostenfeld Adebayo Afolabi Otokiti Uzochukwu (Uzo) Ozoh Julia Ozsarac Adam Pachucki Priya Patel Antoine Pruvot Zhuozhuo Qiu Jordan Ras Nairah Rasul-Syed Lloyd Thomas Rayner Martyna Reszke Daniel Rode Elena Rousseva Moussa Saab Naonori Sakaki Viola Saltini K. P. Satish Chandran Andrew Saunders Bamike Sawyerr Shereen Siu Karlo Soltic Giovanni Susta Aaron Zhong-Hou Tang Jessica Thilaganathan Nicolas Trésegnie Panagiotis Tsouchnikas Ibitola Ukabam Simon Van Wonterghem Tobias Voigt Tran Vuong Yohsuke Watanabe Hang Wei Dimitrios Angelos Zacharopoulos Vivien J. Zhang Yuheng Zhao Weekend MBA Will Ahern Isinsu Akcetin Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan Kareem Alsawass Marta Assuncao Fabio Bebber Lopez

Stanislav Benisek Rob Bolton Sofia Brazzola Qurien Leonard Brouwer Alex Bugnar Alexander Busby Eoin Cahill Mert Candarli Dennis Chang Shiella Cristy Louis Cobben Matteo Colavolpe Christopher Coleman Elizabeth Crotty Joanna Eliza Darek Ioana David-Narby Vitor Cunha Monnerat Solon de Pontes Russell Rhys De Souza Nicole Dillner Brianne Evans Fiona Evans Brigid Fox He Gao Jacob George Mike Gerssen Rodrigo Goncalves Alexander Gottwald Grigorios Hadjigrigoriadis Nathan Hogg Kristen Hunter Beata Ilgevic Darius David Kamshad Kevin Koshy Mohit Kulkarni Mark Lambert Oluwapelumi Lawal Inês Liberato Alexandra (Siu Lok) Lo Tom Lord Nina Lynn Laszlo Martinek Silvio Mascioli Conor McCone Tom Meerstadt Jonathan Robert Ming Kristen Teufel Moore Cyprian Nwuba Rory O’Keeffe Jack Ovens Irina Pajares Bretones Philip Phrakaysone Lewis M. D. Ridett Lizzy Roberts Panagiotis Samaras Francisco Santibañez Viktorija Sarapajeva Suresh Sathiaraj Dawid Janusz Sawicki Nico Schulze Joshua Senouci Vinicius Soares Soh Sin Siang Fotis Spartinos Melanie Stammel Vikesh Sudra Shahin Tajbakhsh Lau Tambjerg Abdel Tazi

Sam Tennant Matthew Thorpe Gianluca Vassallo Max Fredric von Rettig Kate Rebecca Watkin Isobel Wilson Elliot Wolgamot FINANCE SUITE OF PROGRAMMES Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Finance Joseph Abi Gerges Tarek Amin Kenza Bensouda Praveen Singh Bhatti Benjamin Borello James Bowler David Boyle Emmy Charitou Samuel Cheung Natalie Choi Octave Corsaletti-Kanparian Bailey Dillon-Burns Sam Drury Mario El Asmar Marck-Christian El Soueidy Daniel Ester Louis-Ernest Etienne Richard Feng Lin Gan Eric Ganshof Van Der Meersch Ayushi Garg Mikhail Glubokovskiy Govind Grewal Kelvin Hu Virginia Hu Cindy Huang Vanessa Ideh Selin Ilerigelen Shashank Jagannathan Tatiana Kachalkova Adel Kassar Aksah Mariam Shamas Khan Christian Ki-Zerbo Alec Klatourov Ruoxi Kong Sam Kyazymov Javier Lantero Mora Theodore Jenkin Hong-Yu Leung Ran Li Siu Yu Lin Alexandros Lioufis Iancu Mihai Luca Navasuddhan Mahadevan Tushar Malhotra Stefan Marković Carlo Mereu Pierre Hippolyte Meyer Julian Miller Kevin Ng Claudia Oliver Cortadellas David O’Mahony Tom O’Moore Eduardo Perestrelo Mohammed Rahman Arthur Revil

Talal Rishani Shaurya Sahni Daniel Schlünkes Christopher Selouan Bernardo Serôdio Sayaka Shiba Martin Simacek Dominik Sochurek Konstantinos Stamou Faton Sulejmani Astrid Suryandari Harry Sutton Loizos Theofanous Jack Traube Daniel Troxler Tom Volkmer Chatchaya Wangthamrong Youran Wu Ashar Ahmad Yahya Salim Yolchiyev Alison Zambrano Bustillos Tingxi Zheng Finance & Accounting Yasmine Aboussir Kamran Ahmed Andy Alezard Alessandro Augugliaro Tobias Bähr Sami Bizri Jason Brilli Rostyslav Brytskyi Alessandro Caroli Francesco Cerrai Ceroni Olivia Charitou Dan Chen James Chen Melissa Chen Sen Chen Tianying Chen Xiaobo Chen Nikita Cherviakov Sotos Christofides Adlai Chua Ching To Alistair Chung Anca Ciobanu Xinyi Cui Alexandre Cuignet Sourav Das Emmanuel de Labauve d’Arifat Guglielmo de Lieto Vollaro Tom Dean Francesca Dini Thomas Drayton Louis Etheve Aida Eyvazova Haider Fahmi Usman Farooqui Dimitar Funa Marco Galletti Matthieu Giannetti Ryan Goh Jose Daniel Gonzalez Ortega James E. J. Hegerty Ho Su Ran Meng-Yang Ho Jifan Hong Theresa Huang

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Matthew A. Hudz Samir Nassir Ismail Joanna Jia Suraj Singh Johal Anthony Karam Tushar Khatry Kai Kirchhoff Myrto Kleanthous Nargiz Kozeibay Brinwa Michelle Kra Ivans Kravcovs Alexander Kühhas Anara Kukenova Potchara Kunanusorn Lucas Lasagna Del Val Katrina Lauksteine Madeline Lemasters Cedric Lenges Daniel Leupold Hanyi Li Jia Wei Liew Jia Chie Lim Zhiqing Lin Byron Liu Ray Ma Hamish Macdiarmid Chloe Mak Vince Mao Saad Maqsood Marco Marzo Magno Eve McCready Maitri Mehta Guilherme Mendonça Joaquin Roman Morte von Jacobs Ryan Murphy Leonie Nagel Thekash Chandra Naunkoo Felix Painsi Jayden Pang Bo Kyung Park Giovanni Pasanisi Andreas Patsalides Caroline Pedrazzini Troy Phoa Konstantinos Pinotsis Yicai Pu Dawid Pych Galadriel Xi Qi Qiao Hongwei Zhenghao Qiu Raphaëlle Quisefit Perihan Radwan Saba Rajabova Farha Rajeev Gianlorenzo Ranieri Kai Rogers Roald Ross Alex Rossiter Paddy Ryder Merve Sahin Leonardo Salvatori Apneet Kaur Sandhu Salisa Serewiwattana Carlo Serra Yiyang Shao Ola Hustvedt Smith-Erichsen Li Ming Soon Matteo Spiller Kirill Stockmeier

Apisara Sukduang Tate Sun Pimpika Suntharasantic Abineya Suthakar Swarag Tadepally Siddhant Tandon German Tereshchenko Neil Thomas Fredrika Anna Margaretha Ulff Pooja Hiten Vorani Alexander Waddington Jiaqi Wang Joann Wang Joyce Wang Yihui Wang Yixin Wang Kei Min Justin Wong Huanni Wu Kaiyi Wu Shuangge Xu Longmai Yan Zhaoyi Yan Hang Yang Yina Yao Ellis Yau Zilin Yin Zhishu Yu Dandan Zhang Parker Zhang Shan Zhang Xuefei Zhang Meige Zhong Yu Zhou Jintao Zhu Zihao Zhu Oubeid Zitan Cindy Zou Financial Technology Hans-Christian Aarnio Parham Allboje Parth Bansal Anar Bayramov Ivan Belostotskiy Tengku Amatullah Alya Binti T. Mohd Andres Brito Barreiro Manuel Cabral Jonathan Carverhill Zhimin Chen Zhulin Chen Zilin Chen Zhuochen Dai Arda de Vette Renee Djatmiko Zhiyong Dou Xinyue Fan Yucong Gui Aemiro Abebe Habte Zihao Han Zuosong Han Ahamad Hussein Ismail Yilian Jin Qiran Ju Jean-Christophe Kayumba Steven Kingaby Muhammad Amin Adam Bin Kushairi

Layton Lai Yan Le Fengting Li Rouqiu Li Hao Liang Lim Jun Yu Jingyan Liu Xiangyu Liu Kezhi Min William O’Hara Alkan Pamukchu Shuhang Pang Ahmad Qadi Lesley Qi Chenying Qian Ziyi Qiu Bingshuo Ren Lingqi Rong Zeyang Shu Mergana Jevon Sitepu Pol Soranatawornkun Fengyu Su Shehab Thabet Georgios Triantafyllidis Lakshmi Venkatesh Jasper Wang Jiawei Wang Sijing Wang Wei Wang Yizhe Wang Chenguang Wei Zhongqi Wei Yihan Xu Xiaolin Yang Tianyu Yin Xiangyi Yin Xin Er Yuan Yuping Zang Liu Zehua Barry Zhang Shuai Zhang Shuo Zhang Jialin Zhao Yinxi Zhao Changmin Zhou Ingrid Zhou Investment & Wealth Management Xander Alari-Williams Henrique Amorim Aram Andreasyan Salma Belmaachi Toby Cecil Beini Chen Huaqiu Chen Kaitong Chen Karim Chidiac Ryan Corbin Xuancheng Ding Maxime Doneux Beril Dora Matthew Downes Nick Evangelatos Gadim Gadimov Yser Gnassingbe Tiffany Ha Liam Herriot

Darian Ariyasa Hidajat Zhengyao Huang Daniel Iliev Liwen Jin Tom Kan Sofya Karklina Mingyu Li Shihong Liu Yifan Liu Jiaoyang Lu Ioannis Malevitis Ali Mohammed Miguel Munuera-Esteller Taiga Nakamura Rungpatch Nethnapat Daniel Oluwole Alex Pagnotta Alexandros Papoutsas Marco Pires-Cox Ashutosh Powar Ying Qing Hanna Catalina Rollman Jorgen Georg Christian RosevNielsen Xuanan Sha Diva Hitesh Shah Mo’Az Reda Shehata Ke Sheng Henrik Ditlev-Simonsen Skogseth Jamie Stiff Daniel Stoianov Ziyao Su Filippo Ugo Lorenzo Vannucci Shivangi Varshney Alexandros Verroiopoulos Katherine Wang Wenyu Wei Oliver Westbrook Jacob Wong Bella Yan Hilla Yang Matthew Yu Mohamad Yusuf Adam Zabadne Tamerlan Zakiryanov Rui Zang Kayla Zhang Shibo Zhang Risk Management & Financial Engineering Kristján Eldur Aronsson Jingyi Bao Xavier Bass Serafeim Bousgos Louis Cannon Yang Cao Chang Chen Lingzi Chen Longcang Chen Sixue Chen Yinjia Cheng Miranda Xuemiao Dai Haotian Deng Zhuorang Dong Alexander Evelyn

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

Xiangying Fang Paul A. Franke Lingxiao Fu Shuo Gao Fiona Ge Bowen Gong Tianmeng Gu Jing Guan Jenny Guo Omar Hidayatallah Lingfeng Hou Yanan Hou Qing Hu Qiuyuan Huang Yu-Ting (Debbie), Huang Zhengyu Huang Zihui Huang Stephen Andreas Haolong Ji Kevin Ji Florence Jia Haopeng Jiang Jiapeng Jiang Ruihao Jiang Dian Jin Michalis Kalakoutas Charalampos Kalfas Michail Kalogerakis Jaafar Karkour Alina Kichaeva Charalampos Kyritsis Evan Lee Fair Li Yao Li Yixiao Li Yixuan Li Zhe Li Zhujie Li Skylar Liang Yinyu Liang Zilin Liang Heng Lin Jianhui Liu Mingke Liu Roujing Liu Suyi Liu Yuwu Liu Sabrina Lu Pingchuan Luo Yueshan Luo Rui Ma Ilia Markov Raquel Oratile Opelo Molatole Stefan Munteanu Man Siu Matthew Ng Jingyi Nie Xinyan Nie Alexander Norris Georgios Papadopoulos Sachin Patel Xin Peng Marios-Vasileios Pentheroudakis Nikolaos Petsas Eduardo Plaza Chotdanai Ponghathaikul Xueyi Qu Tianhe Ren Gavin Roberts

Victor Sanchez Myrna Selipa Sami Sellami Chunot Shah Bowen Shao Lingxuan Shi Chao Song Ilias Soueref Mingwan Sun Cindy Tan John Tate Sihe Tian Toh Shao Lun Marvin Wuwei Tu Aibo Wang Kai Wang Kairui Wang Quan Wang Xiaoran Wang Xuechen Wang Ziyuan Wang Fesa Wibawa Xiaoyan Wu Yanlin Wu Xiong Xiao Bowen Xin Bowen Xu Jiaxiu Xu Liwen Xue Weiyi Yan Yijun Yang Jingwen Yu Hengjun Zhang Jiakai Zhang Nachuan Zhang Qian Zhang Ran Zhang Tianming Zhang Tongtong Zhang Yilin Zhang Yimiao Zhang Yining Zheng Xingyi Zhou Xinyang Zhou Yi Zhou Yi Zhou Yue Zhou Zhuofan Zhou Zixiao Zhu MANAGEMENT SUITE OF PROGRAMMES Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Economics and Strategy for Business Navin Ahmed Al Lawati Katharina Baratta-Dragono Giacomo Barbera Sven Beck Shannon Bezuidenhoudt Kunal Bhanu Dominique Rosenite Bierkens Michael Boutros Edward Cao Huiyuan Cao

Duke Chan Hayley Chang Giena Chantrasuriyarat Beiyi Chen Jiaxuan Chen Linting Cheng Zhongyue Cui Emma Darniche Victor Ehigiamusoe Yuxin Fan Jiexin Feng Khai Yee Foo Mohammad Samer Fraij Julien Frormann Mahmood Frotan Fengxu Gao Maria Gao Anastasia Georgiou Haosu Guo Zizhen Guo Benjamin Thomas Chahine Haigh Yujie Han Bryan He Mehmet Hikmet Jiaqi Hu Jiawei Huang Shuchen Huang Denis Kai Nam Iec Hassana Jafiya Max Jenner Yunhee Kim Lidwina Kristantia Chung Yeung Jonathan Kwan Lucas Laubscher Yu-Ling Lee Samuel Leslie Jinjing Li Jinze Li Shuangwen Li Yajie Li Yanying Li Yiran Li Zhujun Li Echo Liao Jiahui Lin Shuying Lin Xiaoyan Lin Thomas Liu Wing Chin Frieda Liu Xinran Evangeline Liu Jialin Lu Soffía Magnadóttir Michael Kota McDonnell Sakshi Mehta Vladimira Mihaylova Bianca Roberta Montironi Maria Giulia Rita Nasr Jessica Nitiema Brice Oka Pimpida Ongvasith Mengyi Ouyang Keyu Pang Katerina Papadopoulou Giordano Pistagni Nikolaus Porsch Jessica Qian Kai Qin

Danni Qu Dina Rabba M. Aadil R Rasheed Yash Rawlani Joseph Reinhart Antonios Saitanis David Shafirovich Jordan Sims Amulya Singhania Cerian Smith Rebecca Solberg Sichen Sun Jiayi Tang Yashi Tang Ludovico Tansini Petrali Ying Tao Dmytro Tarasenko Floris Ter Haar Yohann Townsend Tri Trung Tran Michaela Trinks Amy Tse Anastasia Tzioumaki Estelle Wang Yichen Wang Zhaoxuan Wang Jiayi Weng Caroline Florence Werner Satria Wilis Jack Sum-Bo Wong Yu Xia Yuxin Xie Eleni Xirogianni Hao Xu Nur Dayana Yaacob Bin Yan Sihao Yan Siqing Yan Annie Yang Yiqun Yang Yiwen Yang Zixuan Yang Ruining Yi Annabel Zedde Bartu Zeybek Reverie Zhang Xueyao Zhang Yansong Zhang Zefan Zhang Zhiruo Zhang Wenjun Zhao Zheng, Liming Shiyu Zhou Tong Zhou Xuanrui Zhu International Management Oladele Akingbade Francesco Belladelli Celine Bley Francesca Bovio Mats Brandt Caterina Calò Carl Chen Xinhe Chi Yun-Hsuan Cho Madeleine Choo

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Ka Hei Chung Yingshi Cui Andrea D’Amico Bastian Drengemann Benjamin Driffort Wenxin Fu Yuqi Gao Tomás Ponce Yilin Guan Lara Hartmann Jing Hu Xinyan Huang Jacqueline Jiang Wai Ka Andrea Kung Rachel Liu Zhenyan Liu Naomi O’Donnell Wojciech Krzysztof Paprota Arthur Pathe Andrew Perillo Bartolomeo Poggi Carmen Rao Lewis Sacco Barış Sarı Marcus Sarno Nan Shang Bowen Sheng Garima Singh Argyrios Skondras Zhijiao Song Felicia Soon Li Ting Sheldon Swanepoel Doron Tadmor Sean Teng Erik van der Loo Frank Wang Lingxi Wang Molly Chen Wang Diogo Wang Han Yat Wan Yvone Wo Xuan Wu Zhiwei Xu Tingyu Yu Guoru Zhang Wanyu Zhang Xuechun Zhang Yuntian Zhang Zhentao Zhang Via Zhao Fabio Zheng Philipp Zimmer Management Demilade Akingbe Antonio Amaral Kervin Aparicio Ana Aprcovic Yaw Kusi Arthur Adil Aslam Zeynep Deniz Atacan Nicole Avila Rodriguez Sacha Noor Aymond Nicolas Bachelet Mattéo Baudouin Anna Baznai Imogen Binelli Raphaël Brandt Demi Budihardjo

Yoyo Mingxuan Cai Thomas Cattin Mota de Campos Clarice Chan Simran Chandaria Alexandra Cheong Stepan Cherkasov Kalvin Cheung Wing Thai Chia Ataya Chitmeesilp Alexandra Cleaver Ruggero Di Spigna Jennifer Nahas Omar El Rifai Teresa Ellhotka Temilolu Olamide Fagbemi Sahera Fakher Sara Castro Figueiredo Chloe Eu Yan Foo Giulio Formicola Juliane Goettsch Ana Gomez-Illingworth Antra Gulaty Hanzhe Guo Muuskaan Gupta Grishma Gupte Remy Hammes Danial Hamzah Sendut Lucy Hassett Lifeixuan Hong Mikael Hoorfar Jiayi Huang Nicholas Hulse Mina Intanate Upasana Venkatraman Iyer Sambhav Jain Femi Jayeola Katarina Jerotic Zachary Johnson Alexander Jones Sherry Kao Matteus Kasten Guimarães Harout Kavlakian Morgane Kay Jeremie Keller Raphaëlle Keveik Bianca Khor Floris Kibedi Varga Kinda Kowatli Rohit Kumar Lalwani Antoine Larroumets Fariza Latifova Charles Lau Thanin Leewongjaroen Isabella Li Yi Lin Lisa Lueger Deric Lui Luk Pak Hei Hugo Richa Madhu Ali Mardini Fantin Melet Rafael Molina Harno David Moon Alex Moore Elisa Morelli Tasnim Binthe Mostafa Clotilde Moullec Abdullah Muhammad

Deepti Supriya Nayar Aengus Neill Arina Nevzorova Charlotte Hoi Ching Ng Oliver Ng Ayotomiwa Ojo Olusola Okocha Lee Min Ong Pei Boon Ong Stephanie Ooi Yi Yin Jehan Oré Sonia Pahari Ioannis Panagainas Dogukan Pasha Milan Patel Angelo Perera Nikolay Pogudin Jessie Powers Lidia Pozhidaeva Naomi Tara Prakash Kristina Radovanovic Mallika Raghunathan Nikhil Raja Manapat Rattanasirivilai Freddie Ruffell Alexander Ruts Alkistis Sapounaki Dimitris Sarsentis Emilia Sawicka Clarissa Martina Scharwey Verena Schwarzfischer Hardil Shah Sanjana Shah Valerie Shreiber Rajan Somani Camilla Lucrezia Sorrenti Jingxiang Sun Millan Suri Samantha Tan Pinyada Toonkam Alice Tumidei Marta Velasco Fernandez Feifan Wang Yansu Wang Yuanyuan Wang Manon Wasylec Tongke Wei Mowen Xu Xihao Xu Andy Xue Keshun Yang Adham Yassen Niall Yore Young-In Youn Yunyi Zeng Lyn Haohua Zhang Yanlan Zhang Fangzhou Zhao Julia Zhao Jingxuan Zhou Jiaqi Zhu Yixiu Zhuge Myaing Thwe Thwe Zin Carolina Zirn

Strategic Marketing Nour Abdel-Motaal Margherita Agu Mahnoor Ahmad Anmol Ahuja Njood Alatallah Karolina Allgauer Lauren Augustavo Emily Bagdades Luyao Ban Hanna Bassil Schon Gracie Bediako Senda Ben Abdallah Cyprien Benefice Camille Anne Berdugo Maria Consuelo Bertani Gaël Bertrand Flora Berz Mehak Bhasin Matilde Bratli Rebecca Caruso Charlotte Caspers Ensar Çetin Arpandeep Kaur Karnsiree Chaisrirattanakul Tania Chakraborti Gisele Chang Vikas Chari Adnan Chawla Chuyin Chen Rui Chen Gloria Vivian Cheng Denise Natalie Christ Damian Pascal Christian Henri Cotard Enrico Crispino Tong Cui Parina Dechathaweewat Jean Sarunporn Dejsuvan Jasmin Bjorg Dellernia Jie Deng Mathilde Deschaud Anita Faelli Qianqian Fang Fang Emily Charlotte Faß Xiaoyue Feng Madison Fortner Valentine Fougeras de Lavergnolle Alexia Foulon Michelle Fradkin Jiawei Gao Lexin Gao Inayat Gill Alex Gissen Xiang Gou Victoria Ann Graham Jonathan Groom Siyue Gu Qiaotong Guo Yinting Guo Thomas Hamilton-Lane Matthew Benjamin Harris Haoren He Qingyi He Sophia He Wei Yen Heng

Postgraduate Graduation 2022

Sandy, Hui Hsu Shizhe (Celeste) Huang Yihang Huang Yimin Huang Zhongjing Jessica Huang Elise Bergendahl Hystad Yasmine Irani Samantha Jiang Xinyi Jiang Jana Jifi Kim Marie-Josephine Kabalane Saumya Kala Aaya Kalmoni Kwankaew Kidsanapun Sorrakit Kitkamjai Sasha Kostina Emma Kvarby Jing Ting Lee Sofia Lee Chumeng Li Jiefeng Li Lijie Li Yuanze Li Mina Liang Yue Liang Annie (Chih-Yi) Lin Murong Lin Ruoxin Lin Hung-Chun Liu Ruohan Liu Yijia Liu Zhenghao Liu Yunli Lu Carolina Lucio Maymon Ka Hei Sabrina Lui Shruti Maheshwary Trisha Malkani Domenico Mansi Manan Mehta Victoria Middleton Yasmine Moradi Fani Moustaka Feranmi Muraina Luca Mustert Lea Nader Mansour Afshan Nasseri Ridhima Nayyar Christina Nilam Markay Yang Husin Omar Selin Paeck Silong Peng Karen T.R. Petersen Alice Phillips Nuodi Qiu Mathilde Queulvée Melanie Rannula Ziwei Ren Sofia Rodriguez Perez Juliette Rousselle Tanyathorn Saechia Hemanshu Saini Pratvadee Sananvatananont Thus Sang-Urai Rolando Saulli Fabio Scaffidi-Argentina Saloni Shah Mahnoor Shams Sijia Shen

Haowen Shi Qianyi Shi Ruby Shi Satwik Shivoham Flora Simon de la Mortiere Daria Smirnova Aarushi Soni Alejandra Soto Grande Giulia Steinbrenner Amanda Stengram Mortensen Nicolas Stratis Sixtine Sulaski Shreya Talwar Lijun Tang Masha Tsarkova Qianwen Wang Yuchen Wang Zige Wang Zuzanna Waszak Menghui Weng Runze Xu Weining Xu Wenjing Xu Julia Yacaman Aristizabal Andrea Yang Eileen Yang Raneem Zaidan Olivia Yiting Zeng Chenyu Zhang Liang Zhang Yiling Zhao Kexin Zhu SPECIALISED SUITE OF PROGRAMMES Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Science Business Analytics Sherry Aggarwal Axel Ah Teck Leo Ardon Knud Erik Arentsen Nicolas Argyrides Dorottya Arvai Yutong Bai Lisa Klara Amelia Balboa Pau Beso Marco Antoine Blind Vladimir Bogdanov Harold Bradford Monica Brondholt Sorensen Edoardo Busetti Ashley Cai Emma Cai Jian Chen Jiaqi Chen Simo Chen Gabriel Comeron Alessandro Coppola Esmeralda Cortesi Linjing Cui David Czarny Katie Dai Marc de Richecour Elitsa Nikolaeva Dimova Eaton Francis D’Souza Coraline Duval Morfakis Efthymiou

Vanessa Emodi Will Flynn Alexis Forest Yuxi Fu Maximilian Gaethje Jorge Mauricio Harriague Vilar Grant Havekost Zhiyi He Wai Ling Ho Ruiwei Hong Violet Yannian Hou Philip Hsu Alisa Islam Saqib Jahangir Ivans Janis Jasjko Thomas Hahnemann Jørgensen Gopal Juneja Thaleia Kandyli Willem Kellerman Ianthi Komodromou Antonis Kourris Jeanne Su Mei Kuah Jubal Manuel Kuessner Jean-Luc Yves Kyburz Edmund Lau Jia Hao Changquan Lee Marie Legrain Anqian Li Li Liu Jing Long Yubo Lou Nadezda Lyulintseva Mary Ma Natalie Mak Lorenz Maresca Yassine Marrakchi Tiago Martins Ricardo Maté Piñero Dario Morelli Jiri Mravec Carla Nahmias Lily Nguyen Christiana Ntolakai Philipp Orgler Cassandra Osses Barrientos Ziyi Peng Katie Jacqueline Prideaux Weiming Pu Conor Purcell Vaheshan Ramaneswaran Subh Reddy Maria Jose Rivelles Ramirez Steven James Robinson Juan Ruiz Pozuelo Hilda Sadek Alina Schaaff Benjamin Schneider Tobias Seemann Toufiq Shakhshir Yuwei Shang Meng Shen Rayyan Sidi Ali Mebarek Daniel Siegrist Diogo Simões Devanshi Somany Jennie Song Rohan Sood Tharun Srikant

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Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Management Aliaa Hassan Hassan Abdelaziz Dima Al Nouri Ibrahim Al-Ahmar Hayah Alshihabi Fiyinfoluwa Amosu Kamal Arakji Mariam Asif Seung Hyup Ashton Baik Diana Berdimbetova Maria Bersteneva Vivien Alessandra Camenzind Riccardo Carlini Daniella Chartouni Laura Chavez Matteo Colledan Aziz Ćurić Anthony Debrant Neharika Dembla Yi-Sin Ravien Deng Victor Denys Marie-Sophie Dieter Yasmina Ellins Alexandre Errera Hector Espitalier-Noel Louisa Faille Fd Idzham Gabriel Franz Ana Maria Guerra Paredes Andreas Yanuar Hanaekan Bakhtawar Hassan Sam Hou Juliette Houot Fengyi Hu Chiebuka Itanyi Kshama Mahavir Jain Karolina Karaskova Subleen Kaur Glenn Keller James Kerr Gemma La Guardia Zhuoer Li Eugene Lo Praveen Nair Mathavan Clara Montes Mojonero Jivahn Khosruv Moradian Fayez Ibrahim Naveed Mariam Maqsood Naz Anastasiia Nazarova Robbie O’Hanlon Ruochen Pei Solene Perbost Mark Perekrestov Léon Piclet Marisa Poster Gokul Prem Parvati Pyarelal Richa Raval Natty Rinchokechai Leah Isabel Rosendahl Charles Royle Gregory Schibl Floris Schirmer Alessandro Sella Aashali Shukla Lisa Steshenko Rima Suppan

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Anita Trigila Monica Valenza Mònica Valls I Santamaria Stavriani Vasdeki Hongyang Wang Dongxue Wen Wong Choi Yu Amba Yamoah Katharina Louise Zapf Yangyang Zhou Diploma of the Imperial College, Master of Research Business Burint Bevis Matteo Burato Nicolo Ceneda Matilde Faralli Xuelai Li Shutian Liu Ye Lyren Lu Gülce Opuz Juliane Schittek Giulio Carlo Venturi Niloofar Zamani Foroushani Zhongyi Zheng IMPERIAL COLLEGE BUSINESS SCHOOL Diploma of the Imperial College, Doctor of Philosophy Quentin Coutellier Adam Denny David Elliott Tamar Gomez Marine Mograbyan Nikolaos Rapanos Oren Schneorson Federica Zeni

Welcome to your alumni community

Welcome to your alumni community Congratulations on your graduation and a warm welcome to Imperial’s alumni community.

In turn, we are here for you. We can help you build your network and make vital professional connections. We offer you free online resources, access to career workshops and webinars, and open up our libraries to you. We invite you to use the Alumni Visitor Centre, a dedicated space for visiting alumni on the South Kensington Campus, where you can work, relax and network. There are local UK and global alumni groups, and professional interest networks waiting to welcome you.

Ms Nicola Pogson Director of Alumni Relations

Wherever your path takes you after today, your life will be shaped by your Imperial education, the friendships you have formed, and your experiences here. You are part of a global network of more than 230,000 Imperial alumni. Bound together by uniquely challenging and intensive studies, your connection to Imperial will endure far beyond the years you have spent on campus. Now more than ever, universities and our graduates have a responsibility to actively contribute to a better future. Imperial alumni are problem-solvers, game-changers and passionate global citizens, and we know that as a community you are a source of new solutions. You also make a difference to the future of the College and our community. You help us to attract the brightest talent, inspire and support students, open doors to new collaborations and share insights with each other and with us.

Imperial Plexus, our dedicated online platform for alumni, connects you directly with your community and with us. It should be your first port of call when you’re visiting or moving to a new city, searching for business partners, seeking career advice or connecting with other alumni. It is also your gateway to accessing online benefits and resources. As you embark on the next step of your journey, please stay in touch. Make sure you update your contact details with us so we can let you know about benefits, events and opportunities to engage with your new community. We are proud of the achievements of our alumni, and you can explore some of their stories over the next few pages.

Alumni hone their skills during a coaching workshop.

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So, where do you start? It’s simple: whenever you move home or change jobs, remember to update your details with the Alumni Relations team. We’ll send you information about alumni benefits, event invitations and opportunities to keep in touch and engage with your new community. Don’t forget to follow us on social media and tag your photos from today with #OurImperial alumni.imperialcollegelondon @imperialcollege bit.ly/imperial-alumni @imperialcollege alumni@imperial.ac.uk

“ It’s our willingness to make a positive contribution to the world and always question the boundaries of what’s possible that distinguishes us as a community.” Omer Ali (MEng Design Engineering 2020)

Alumni panel members share their experience in data science at an Alumni Insights event.

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Explore your alumni benefits

All universities must demonstrate what their alumni are doing 15 months after graduation through participation in the national Graduate Outcomes Survey. This helps future students imagine the potential careers open to them and helps us maintain our place as the top university in the UK for employment. Please make sure we have up to date contact details for you and fill in the survey when you see it.

From professional interest networks, workshops and networking events to webinars, online resources and digital platforms, we are here to help you make new connections and progress your career. Our top tip is to sign up to Imperial Plexus, our online platform for alumni. You can browse job opportunities, join a group, access a free bank of online resources and webinars and get in touch directly with fellow alumni. You also have free lifelong access to exclusive alumni benefits, including our Alumni Visitor Centre in South Kensington, library access, regular e-newsletters, Imperial magazine and discounts on further study. Find out more at www.imperial.ac.uk/alumni

Meet your fellow alumni

Meet your fellow alumni From exploring the wonders of the universe to tackling very human problems, Imperial alumni are making an impact around the world.

Ambassador Yvette Stevens MSC ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEMS AND MACHINES 1974 “Girls growing up in colonial Sierra Leone weren’t taught science at secondary school, but we did study general science, which really interested me. I was given provisional entry into sixth form in a boys’ school. There were only two girls in a class of 18 boys and, because not everyone believed in girls doing science, the boys used to tease us. It made us work so hard, and we did better than the boys.” As Sierra Leone’s first female engineer, Yvette Stevens broke the mould early in her career. Her talent and ambition saw her rise to Director, the highest professional rank possible at the UN, take the lead in developing her country’s first energy policy and be chosen by Sierra Leone’s president as the country’s first Permanent Representative to the UN in Geneva.

“ At Imperial I was taught to be ingenious and to work independently. That made me very innovative and has served me well throughout my life.” Ambassador Yvette Stevens (MSc Electrical Power Systems and Machines 1974)

“I wanted to serve my country in whatever capacity I could, and this was the best way for me to do that. I would like to be remembered as someone who has worked hard in every respect in whatever I do in life. At every place I’ve worked, I’ve tried to do my best and the results show. “You meet alumni from Imperial everywhere – even here in Geneva. Of course, I had no idea I would end up working for the UN, but my time at Imperial prepared me for this. The education you get from Imperial is second to none. “Persevere and make the most of all the opportunities that come your way to improve yourself and your future.”

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Dr Gabriele Messori

Professor Sir Andrew Pollard

PHD ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS AND DYNAMICS 2013

PHD CLINICAL MEDICINE 1999

“I’m interested in weather events that happen in the mid-latitudes. I believe that to get something out of the research you must look at the whole continuum, from the theoretical depiction of the extremes to the practical applications.”

“During my time at Imperial, I learnt many of the key scientific concepts and methods that I have applied in my career. It was the broadest scientific training and it was invaluable. Perhaps most important were the generous scientists and students in the lab, who were willing to help me learn.”

Gabriele Messori is on a mission to help the scientific community and beyond gain a holistic understanding of climate extremes. To do this, he combines a variety of approaches, from applied mathematics to statistics, atmospheric dynamics to societal impacts. He is already widely recognised for his work in his field. “I always wanted to do a PhD. But I thought I should see what working in the private sector was like first. After this experience, I knew that academia was the right path for me. Working in research gives me freedom – I can choose what I dedicate my time to which is really important for me. “I think research really allows you to shape your career early on. In other industries, you have to wait until you’re more senior to get that. The research communities are very close-knit. They’re not just colleagues, they become your friends. “Imperial was excellent at giving me an understanding of how physics and science can be applied outside academia. I also had opportunities to do other things that allowed me to engage with the community at the University, such as teaching. My time at Imperial provided me much more than just scientific and technical knowledge.”

Andrew Pollard has dedicated his career to improving both child and adult health through immunisation. He is Professor of Paediatric Infection and Immunity at the University of Oxford, and Director of the Oxford Vaccine Group. Amongst other commitments, he is also presently Chief Investigator for the global clinical trials of the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, which has led to authorisation of the vaccine for use in more than 170 countries, with 1 billion doses distributed by the end of July 2021. “These are unusual times – there is no typical day when working on developing a vaccine which will be given to more than a billion people. It has been intense; it is a huge responsibility and at times can be relentless, but the work is the same as for other vaccines I have worked on over the past 20 years. The new experience here is the feverish interest in what we are doing by the media. Coming to work seems normal until I look out of the window and realise the whole world has been watching. “I feel that it was a huge privilege to have had the experiences I had with the people at Imperial at such an important moment in my personal development. Who I am today is deeply grounded in the research, clinical experiences and people who guided me at Imperial.”

Meet your fellow alumni

Dr Reza Jarral

Lucy Jung

MBBS 2010

MSC INNOVATION DESIGN ENGINEERING 2019

“As a doctor, I listen to people’s stories, I hear them cry, hold their hands when they lose loved ones. I want to use the privileges I experience for the greater good, namely mitigating for unintended harms when it comes to disruptive technology and innovation.”

“The highlights are always the user testing, hearing people with Parkinson’s say that they like the device, seeing them go for a long walk or dancing, and having them tell us about how they felt better.”

Tackling inequality is a top priority for Dr Reza Jarral, whether he’s treating vulnerable patients as a GP, or working on the design of an AI-powered approach to predict infectious diseases in refugees. Reza is working on an ongoing project with the World Health Organization investigating how we can measure the safety of AI when diagnosing conditions. “What has been amazing is the collaboration I’ve witnessed across disparate specialities, backgrounds and even competing organisations. There’s sometimes a lot of fear surrounding the future, but with work like this, there is also a tremendous amount of hope. “Reflecting on my journey as a medical student sometimes paralysed with nervousness, unable to get a word out on the wards, I have been struck by the number of generous and kind people who have given me the confidence to become bolder in recent years. Courage is not innate: it’s one of the most important skills to develop. With this courage you can lean into discomfort and learn to celebrate failure as a learning experiment. “At Imperial, you’re surrounded by the brightest minds and the kindest hearts. They see you at your best and your worst. It’s this camaraderie that got me through the tough times.”

Lucy Soo Min Jung is the co-founder of Charco Neurotech, which makes wearable tech to relieve Parkinson’s symptoms. Their device, CUE1, is a non-invasive medical device worn on the chest that uses controlled vibration and cueing to offer relief and improvement to a wide range of physical symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. It can help patients walk, move their hands and use tools more quickly and easily. It represents a move away from the idea of designing separate devices for different tasks and is instead a simple and elegant device that may improve a wide range of motor dysfunction symptoms. “CUE1 is a perfect example of how a design-project-based approach can lead to a device that improves people’s quality of life. The project started while I was doing my Master’s course in Innovation Design Engineering. We visited Imperial’s Enterprise Lab, and the journey started from there. They introduced us to lots of programs and grant opportunities and we applied for the White City Innovators’ Programme, where we met with our mentor. It was on this Innovations programme that we first pitched our idea, and where we decided to start this journey. “I want to reach as many people with Parkinson’s as possible and listen to what they say about how we can make their life easier and better. If you have a strong vision and you believe in it, always go for it.”

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