Research Poster Conference 2014 Winners

Congratulations to all of the postgraduate researchers who took part in this year's eighth annual Research Poster Conference on 10 June 2014. The conference was the largest that the University Graduate School has held, with 117 posters presented on the day from across all the Colleges, and awarded 17 prizes in 10 categories. We welcomed 378 guests into the Great Hall, from both within and outside the University - a great show of support and interest in postgraduate research!

The winning posters and presenters were as follows: 

Overall Winners

• Joint Overall Winner - Andrew Morris (PDF - 164KB)
• Joint Overall Winner - Adam Bibbey (PDF - 899KB)
• Overall Runner-up - Luke Wilkins (PDF - 883KB)

PGMSA Peer Award, as nominated by other presenters at the conference

• PGMSA Peer award - Sareh Ardeshir Larijany (PDF - 445KB)

Best Poster Award

• Best Poster - Rachel Gunn (PDF - 1.1MB)

Most Innovative Research Award

• Most Innovative Research - Borut Fonda (PDF - 2.6MB)

Best Presentation Award

• Best Presentation - Melanie West (PDF - 719KB)

College of Arts and Law Winners

• College of Arts and Law Winner - Rizwan Mustafa (PDF - 3.6MB)
• College of Arts and Law Winner - Rizwan Mustafa, abstract (PDF - 170KB)
• College of Arts and Law Runner-up - Maria Fotiadi (PDF 4.3MB)

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Winners

• College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Winner - Christopher Meah (PDF - 842KB)
• College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Runner-up - Lais Galileu Speranza (PDF - 1.2MB)

College of Life and Environmental Sciences Winners

• College of Life and Environmental Sciences Winner - Ryan Brindle (PDF - 1.2MB)
• College of Life and Environmental Sciences Runner-up - Angela Meadows (PDF - 1.4MB)

College of Medical and Dental Sciences Winners

• College of Medical and Dental Science Winner - Farina Kokab (PDF - 1MB)
• College of Medical and Dental Sciences Runner-up - Nuredin Mohammed (PDF - 743KB)

College of Social Sciences Winners

• College of Social Sciences Winner - Layla Alshareef (PDF - 1.2MB)
• College of Social Sciences Runner-up - Alexandra Sewell (PDF - 582KB)

Birmingham Brief Winners