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<\/a>Image \u00a9 Thomas Angus, Imperial College London \u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nIrene Bechis – Research Postgraduate, assists a local resident with a tech issue, in a “What the Tech!?” session at the White City Invention Rooms.<\/p>\n
Research Technician Dr Paola Ferrini setting up the brand new R.O.A.R lab<\/a> in the Molecular Sciences Research Hub at White City.<\/p>\n Research Postgraduate Georgia Bateman (Civil Engineering) leading a workshop as part of an Outreach collaboration with the Royal College of Art. 15 local students (9-11 years old) investigate architecture in White City during the Creative Bricks programme.<\/p>\n Ann Muggeridge in a candid moment with PhD student Rebecca Hihinashvili. Rebecca is an Alan Howard Scholarship recipient which supports collaboration between British and Isreali academics.<\/p>\n Alyssa Gilmore, working at the Department of Immunology and Inflammation. Alyssa is also on the Equality Diversity and Inclusion Committee and a member of the Imperial 600, advocating strongly for EDI.<\/p>\n Dr Rosalind Watts from the Centre for Psychedelic Research assists in the treatment room during the psilocybin therapy trials for treatment resistant depression. Psilocybin is the active ingredient in Magic Mushrooms.<\/p>\n Fay Dowker, professor of theoretical physics, including Quantum Gravity and Causal set theory.<\/p>\n Karnyart is a PhD student in Robin Shattock’s laboratory, one of the few labs in the world developing a coronavirus vaccine. Professor Shattock\u2019s vaccine is due to shortly enter animal trials – and could lead to\u00a0human trials in as little as five months.<\/p>\n Carys Dally is a CASE Trainee in Advancement, she suffers Chronic pain after myalgic encephalomyelitis. You can read about Carys in an Imperial Story online here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Dianna Nguyen – Specialist Chemical Technician in a Solvent Purification Tower at the new Molecular Sciences Research Hub.<\/p>\n 2nd Year Ecology Undergraduate Students at Silwood Campus studying habitat associations.<\/p>\n Despoina Mavridou, Fellow – MRC Career Development fellowship. (…and future superstar!)<\/p>\n An undergraduate student in the newly refurbished mechanical engineering workshops.<\/p>\n Elena Dieckmann PhD Innovation Design Engineering and founder of Aeropowder<\/a>.<\/p>\n Elizabeth and Carlota on a year in Industry at Williams F1 Racing in Oxford. This image made a great double page spread in this years Undergraduate Prospectus<\/a>.<\/p>\n President’s Scholar – Niamh McAuley – 1st year undergraduate in Biological Sciences. Pictured in the MDL labs.<\/p>\n Shreya Konnur, WHOL Reach Out Laboratory Technician from the Outreach team, plays Wiggly Worms!<\/p>\n Anna Napolitano, Quality Assurance and 3Rs Programme Manager, in the ICTEM at Hammersmith.<\/p>\n Carla Huynh, Geologist on an expedition to Crete. you can read more of this story in this post here<\/a>, and in the Reporter magazine here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Scholar Genevieve Hirsz is on a general medical placement in Haematology at Hammersmith Hospital.<\/p>\n Emma Robinson, Computing PhD in the server room.<\/p>\n Every year students come out in force to promote their clubs and societies at the Fresher’s Fair. I wrote a post about Fresher’s fair here<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n Cristina Lo Celso won the prestigious\u00a0Foulkes Foundation Medal at the end of 2017 for her work with Leukaemia, more images from this shoot can be found in this post here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Noura Zamzam working on ultrafast optical measurements of photosynthesis in the very picturesque lab of Jasper Van Thor.<\/p>\n Erin Hallet, Head of Alumni Relations at Imperial College Business School in the Alumni Visitors Centre.<\/p>\n Wrapping up at the Imperial Festival with Sarah Umar and Liz Carter, more images from the Festival can be found in this post here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Emma Passmore Lecturer of Optical Mineralogy and Petrology in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering.<\/p>\n Chemical Engineering MEng student Xiaoqun Zhou is working on new generation of redox flow batteries for large scale energy storage.<\/p>\n Lily Wright working within the DRAHS (Disease Risk Analysis and Health Surveillance) project on a placement at ZSL London Zoo<\/p>\n Beth Hoblyn working on a Technician Apprenticeship.<\/span><\/p>\n Students enjoying some late Winter Sun at the base of the Queens Tower<\/p>\n A student learning essential molecular and cellular biological laboratory techniques within the department of Medicine.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The NIHR Health Protection unit specialising in Healthcare Associated Infection and Antimicrobial Resistance at Hammersmith Hospital.<\/p>\n A student helping out at Deen City Farm for Student Volunteering Week.<\/p>\n Dr Jenny Collier – Reader in Marine Geophysics, in the Rock archive in Earth Science and Engineering.<\/p>\n Micol (Research Postgraduate, Chemistry) and Aina (Research Postgraduate, School of Public Health), take a short cut back down Snowdon, on a recent trip with the Student Union Outdoor Society.<\/p>\n Imperial Students graduate at the Royal Albert Hall.<\/p>\n Jess Wade and her team are measuring circular dichroism – the differential absorption of left and right handed circularly polarised light – on B23 at Diamond Light Source.<\/p>\n Theoretical Physicist and Adams Prize Winner, Claudia de Rham<\/p>\n The Glycosciences Laboratory in the Burlington Danes building on Hammersmith Campus.<\/p>\n Dianna Nguyen in the NMR Suite at White City Campus.<\/p>\n President’s Scholar Carmen Martin Alonso, also finds time for classical Ballet at a National Level.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Charikleia Spathi won \u00a310,000 in the Imperial Althea prize for innovative women for her waterproof concrete developed from waste materials.<\/p>\n A student at the brand new Chemical Kitchen. The Chemical Kitchen<\/a> is a part of the Imperial College London Pedagogy Transformation Project.<\/p>\n Harriet Whewell, Communications & Public Affairs, volunteers alongside over 300 colleagues at the annual Imperial Festival.<\/p>\n VarsityFest is that time of year where Imperial College competes against Imperial Medics across multiple sports.<\/p>\n Marie Russell, Research Postgraduate (Life Sciences) working on Mosquito ecology at the Silwood Park Campus.<\/p>\n The Bungee Tower is a regular and very popular feature at RAG week.<\/p>\n Melissa Lee (3rd Year MEng Chemical Engineering, and Imperial Pole Dancer, pictured in the Carbon Capture Lab.<\/p>\n Imperial staff and students can view all the original images featured in the post, along with more Women at Imperial on the Imperial College London Asset Library<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/a>Image \u00a9 Thomas Angus, Imperial College London \u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n<\/a>Image \u00a9 Thomas Angus, Imperial College London
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