FNES Dean’s Prize Award Ceremony was held yesterday in the Building 85 Observatory, where 8\u00a0postdoctoral teaching and research fellows were presented with awards.<\/p>\n
The Dean’s Prize is an annual event which was started 4 years ago to recognise and reward excellence of postdoctoral research and teaching fellows in one of five categories; research, enterprise, outreach, education and citizenship. \u00a0Staff across the faculty nominated a total of eighteen fellows from across the faculty and the nominees were:<\/p>\n
| Gaye Bayrakci<\/p>\n Adokiye Berepiki<\/p>\n Richard Bradshaw<\/p>\n Steve Brewer<\/p>\n Joanne Cowan<\/p>\n Anya Crocker<\/p>\n James Dillon<\/p>\n Pedro Dinis<\/p>\n Simon Gerrard<\/td>\n | Laura Grange<\/p>\n Mikiembo Kukwikila<\/p>\n James Lewis<\/p>\n Catriona Menzies<\/p>\n Matthew Potter<\/p>\n Nikolaos Skliris<\/p>\n Torben Stichel<\/p>\n Zhong Wang<\/p>\n Wenjian Zhang<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n Invited guest\u00a0Dr Sarah Caddick, Neuroscience Advisor to Lord Sainsbury of Turville, Gatsby Foundation, gave a short inspirational talk prior to presenting the winners with their prize.<\/p>\n And the winners’ were:<\/p>\n Research – James Lewis (Chem) and Catriona Menzies (OES)<\/p>\n Education – James Dillon (BioSci)<\/p>\n Enterprise – Nikolaos Skliris (OES)<\/p>\n Public Engagement – Simon Gerrard (Chem) and Torben Stichel (OES)<\/p>\n Citizenship – Jo Cowan (BioSci)<\/p>\n All-round – Richard Bradshaw (Chem)<\/p>\n Professor’s Lindy Holden-Dye and Rachael Mills selected the winners from the list of nominees,\u00a0after the event Lindy said<\/p>\n
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