2009 Winners

The Airbus Award for the Best Aeronautical Engineering Student

Christopher Harvey of Loughborough for: Modelling of Delamination Propagation

The AstraZeneca Award for the Best Biology or Biotechnology Student

Alastair Copland of Sussex for: Determination of Amyloidogenic Peptides

The AWE Award for the Best Chemical Engineering Student

Andrew Wiersum of Edinburgh for: Mesoporous Adsorbents for CO2 Capture

The Yule Catto Award for the Best Chemistry Student

Nicola Rogers of Birmingham for: Spectroscopy of Methane

The Balfour Beatty Award for the Best Civil Engineering Student

Marek Kubik of Durham for: Structural Analysis of Geodesic Domes

The Microsoft Research Award for the Best Computational Science Student

James Hogan of York for: Multi-spectral Satellite Imagery

The Leadership Forum Award for the Best Electronic Engineering Student

Richard Smith & Jonathan Andrews of York for: face2face

The Cadbury Award for the Best Food, Nutrition & Health Student

Ben Summers of Leeds for: Arsenic Intake in Nepal

The British Computer Society Award for the Best Information Technology Student

Christopher Green of Sheffield for: The eMotion Shuffle

The Lloyd's Register Educational Trust Award for the Best Maritime Technology Student

Ben Sheppard of Cambridge for: Low-Cost Deep-Sea Photographic Vessel

The Morgan Crucible Award for the Best Materials Student

Michael Robinson of Sheffield for: High-Speed Machining of Aerospace Alloys

The Laing ORourke Award for the Best Mathematics Student

Melissa Turcotte of Imperial College for: Wave Solution to the KdV Equation

The Bentley Motors Award for the Best Mechanical Engineering Student

Joseph Sherwood of Kings College London for: Vibration in Cross Flow

The GlaxoSmithKline Award for the Best Pharmacology Student

Yiwen Dong of Manchester for: Rat Smooth Muscle Cells

The National Physical Laboratory Award for the Best Physics Student

Deborah Hill of Sussex for: High Voltage Breakdown

The BP Award for the Science, Engineering & Technology Student of the Year

Deborah Hill of Sussex for: High Voltage Breakdown

The Award for the Lecturer of the Year

The Lecturer who taught the Student of the Year

Dr. Michael Hardiman of the University of Sussex