Congratulations to our winners for 2025!
Congratulations to our winners and all our shortlisted entrants. Two prizes were awarded by our panel of judges and one prize as a result of a vote by 91桃色 staff and students.
- Judges’ Choice awards:
- PhD student category (£200): from the Department of Mathematics
- 91桃色 staff category (£200): from the Department of Life Sciences
- People’s Choice award:
- Prize worth (£150): from the Department of Chemistry
You can view a slideshow of the winners and all shortlisted images below.
Alternatively, you can view each of the shortlisted images and their associated captions in this PDF:
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WINNER PhD student category
Anna Curran - Liquid Gold
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WINNER research staff category
Dr Adriana Ford - Purposeful Flames
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WINNER people's choice award
Chandra Sekhar Sale - The nano-micro Shard
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Abha Joglekar - Weaving circularity
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Aileen Cooney - Lipid assemblies resemble microscopic moons
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Alex Kingston - Brain in a Dish: Cerebral Organoid Rosette
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Arnad Majumdar - Green bubbles
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Barry Liu - Decoding Influenza C Virus
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Catalina Estrada Montes - One angry bird
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Claudia Contini - Synthetic Cell Pop Art
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Esme Fan - Bone Marrow's Beating Heart
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Floriane Tissot - Whispers of the Bone Marrow
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Harsh Rathee - Quantum Coolness
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Katarina Piponi - Curiosity Unites Us
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Matthew Clark - Tracing Trees
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Pei-Shi Yen - Chamber of Secrets
Congratulations to the winners for 2024!
Congratulations to our winners and all our shortlisted students. Two prizes were awarded by our panel of judges and one prize as a result of a vote by 91桃色 staff and students:
Judges' Choice awards
- Best PhD student image prize worth £250: Zoyia Kamora from Department of Chemistry
- Best Postdoc image prize worth £250: Christopher Hutchinson from Department of Life Sciences
People's Choice award
- Prize worth £150: Ruby Morel from Department of Chemistry
You can view the winners and other shortlisted images below.
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Conservation conversation by Ben Chapple (CEP)
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Crystals of the light sensitive protein 鈥淐l-rsEGFP2鈥 by Christopher Hutchison (Life Sciences)
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On the beach by Hinkley Point by Daniel Mehlig (CEP)
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It Isn't All Black and White by Henry Grub (CEP)
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Illuminating the soul of hollow-core fibres by Joseph Broughton (Physics)
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Immune cells to the rescue by Julia Sanchez Garrido (Life Sciences)
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Bracing for change by Matthew Clark
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Honey bee brood development under stress by Monika Yordanova
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Making Waves by Ruby Morel (Chemistry)
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Diverging Thoughts on Convergence Theory by Shavindra Jayasekera (Maths)
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Light at the Crossroad by Thomas Walker (Physics)
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Single-Walled Nanotubes at Micron Scale by Zoyia Kamora (Chemistry)
Congratulations to the winners for 2023!
Congratulations to our winners and all our shortlisted students. Two prizes were awarded by our panel of judges and one prize as a result of a vote by 91桃色 staff and students:
Judges' Choice awards
- Best image prize worth 拢250: Anna Curran, Department of Mathematics
- Runner-up image prize worth 拢200: Holly Holder, Department of Physics
People's Choice award
- Prize worth 拢150: Theo Hembury, Department of Life Sciences
You can view the winners and other shortlisted images below.
Alternatively, you can view each of the shortlisted images and their associated captions in this PDF: PhD student photo competition winners 2023
WINNER of the Best Image Prize:
Nature's Cleanser by Anna Curran (Maths)
RUNNER-UP Image Prize:
Magnetic River Delta by Holly Holder (Physics)
WINNER People's Choice Award:
Powering the Future by Theo Hembury (Life Sciences)
SHORTLISTED:
Lord of the (Antibiotic Resistance) Rings, by Himani Amin (Life Sciences)
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Bringing the Cosmos to Earth: Recreating Astrophysical Shocks in the Lab, by Stefano Merlini (Physics)
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Laser beams for cooling atoms, by Elizabeth Pasatembou (Physics)
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Caught in the act 鈥 bacteria propagating antibiotic resistance, by Jonasz Patkowski (Life Sciences)
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The crux of breast cancer organoids, by Claudia Sanchez Cabanillas (Chemistry)
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Carbon nanotube dispersion in ionic liquid, by Zoyia Kamora (Chemistry)
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Shedding light on cell division of the main malaria vector, by Matteo Vitale (Life Sciences)
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Light and Matter, by Sumer Jaitly (Physics)
SHORTLISTED:
FINESSE'd, by Sanjeevani Panditharatne (Physics)