Poster Competition

The winners for this years competition were as follows:

HASS category:

• 1st Place: Katy Humberstone with “Contemporary Cornish identity in Hidalgo, Mexico”
• 2nd Place: Fatma Sabet with “The role of school-caterer partnerships in mobilising sustainable school food in England”
• 3rd Place: Latifah Almughayribi with “Critical Evaluation of the Role of Influencers in Festival and Event Marketing Strategies in Saudi Arabia”

STEMM category:

• 1st Place: Jamie McMurtrie with “Relationships between Tilapia skin and pond water microbiomes for healthy aquaculture ponds in Malawi”
• 2nd Place: Rong Huang with “The Effects of Physical Activity on Bone Architecture in Adulthood: A Systematic Review of Peripheral Quantitative Computed Tomography Studies”
• 3rd Place: Emily Fletcher with “Workload and workflow implications associated with the use of electronic clinical decision support tools used by health professionals in general practice: a systematic scoping review”

Most Innovative Poster category:

• Estrella Torrico Cuadrado with “Statues’ Rumours: The Communicative Phenomenon of the Italian 'Talking Statues' from the Renaissance to the Present Day.”

Our 2021 winners were:

HASS (Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences) Category

• 1st place- Maddy Millar
• 2nd place- Elis Jones
• 3rd place- Leona Heimfeld

STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine) Category

• 1st place- Katy Chapman
• 2nd place- Clemency White
• Joint 3rd- Gillian Phua
• Joint 3rd- Sanjit Debnath

Most Innovative

• Joint 1st- Clemency White
• Joint 1st- Suzan Kors 

Best HASS Poster

Winner – Latifah Almughayribi (UEBS) ‘Marketing Strategies for Local Tourism Activities in Saudi Arabia’

Runners up:

• Katie Snow (HUMS) ‘Satirising the Breast: representations of transgressive femininity in eighteenth-century British caricature’
• Nina Van Volkinburg (UEBS) ‘Disruption to Destruction: The Effects of Digital Disruption on the Value Creation Processes within the Fashion Industry’

Best STEMM Poster

Winner – Neil Chanchlani (CMH) ‘Developing personalised therapy for Chron’s disease’

Runners up:

• Hannah Barnard (EMPS)‌ ‘A 'Magnifying Glass' to Look at Proteins from Inside the Body’
• Hannah Meinertzhagen (CLES) ‘Effects of wind on seabird flight & distribution: Implications for assessing impact of offshore wind farms’

Most Innovative Poster

Winner – Laura Burnett (HUMS)‌ ‘For Change and Charitie’

Runners up:

• Mayra Rodriguez (EMPS) ‘Green infrastructures - A sustainable future for our cities?’
• Nina Van Volkinburg (UEBS) ‘Disruption to Destruction: The Effects of Digital Disruption on the Value Creation Processes within the Fashion Industry’

Our prize winners for 2018 were as follows:

Best poster - Humanities Arts and Social Sciences (HASS)

• Winner - Manami Goto (SSIS) - Untold Stories of Masked Women: Analysing the functions of masking the face in the United Arab Emirates
• Runner up – Gemma Edney (HUMs) - Girl(y) Sounds: Music and Girlhood in Contemporary French Cinema
• Runner up -  Stephanie Meek (HUMs) – Rethinking Censorship

Best poster - Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine (STEMM)

• Winner – Isabel FitzGerald (UEMs) – Stopping your heart palpitations without drugs
• Runner up - Katie Hall (CLES) – The effect of artificial light at nighttime on the development of bean plants
• Runner up - Janice Ranson (UEMs) – DECODE Dementia Clinical Prediction models: Development and Validation

Most innovative poster

• Joint Winners – Manami Goto (SSIS) - Untold Stories of Masked Women: Analysing the functions of masking the face in the United Arab Emirates
• Joint Winners – Katie Hall (CLES) – The effect of artificial light at nighttime on the development of bean plants

Best Poster – Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS)

Postgraduate: Caroline Nye, College of Social Sciences and International Studies
Poster title: The Forgotten Farm Worker

Best Poster - Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine (STEMM)
Postgraduate: Lauren Adams, College of Life and Environmental Sciences
Poster title: A new protein required for building the cell's antenna

Most Innovative Poster
Postgraduate: Anna Sowa, College of Humanities
Poster title: Creative impact producer

Judges Mention
Postgraduate: Sinibaldo de Rosa, College of Humanities
Poster title: Looking at the Alevi semah through the Kinetography Laban

The Poster Competition took place as part of Postgraduate Research Showcase from 15 – 17 April 2016. 

Best Poster – Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS)
Postgraduate: Dawn Thorley, College of Social Sciences and International Studies
Poster title: Perfectionism

Best Poster - Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine (STEMM)
Postgraduate title: Kirsten Thompson, College of Life and Environmental Sciences
Poster: Secrets of the dead: Examining genetic kinship in Gray's beaked whales

Most Innovative Poster
Postgraduate title: Sarah Foxen, College of Humanities
Poster: Investigating language and identity in the (Franco-)Belgian borderland: The untold story

The Poster Competition took places as part of Postgraduate Research Showcase from 27-29 April 2015.

Best Poster – Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS)
Winner: Mathilde Pavis, College of Social Sciences and International Studies
Poster: Who values disabled dance artists?

Best Poster - Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine (STEMM)
Winner: Carole Lee, College of Life and Environmental Sciences
Poster: Can environmental enrichment improve the welfare of laboratory zebrafish?

Most Innovative poster
Winner: Martha Vardaki, College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences
Poster: Can light help us diagnose prostate cancer?