We celebrated with our MSc and PHD graduands at the Postgraduate Graduation Ceremonies.

The graduation ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall was followed by a celebratory reception for all our students and their friends and families. Head of Department, Professor Eric Yeatman, and Director of Postraduate Studies, Professor Andrew Holmes,  presented prizes at this reception to the top performing students in each of our MSc courses.

Our 2016 MSC Prizewinners are as follows:

Chang Gao: Outstanding Achievement (Analogue & Digital Integrated Circuit Design MSc)

Chang

Adrian Lopez Rodriguez: Outstanding Achievement (Communications and Signal Processing MSc)

Adrian

Tamás Kern: Outstanding Achievement (Control Systems MSc)

Tamas

Yitong Li: Outstanding Achievement (Future Power Networks MSc)

Yitong

Lanruo Wan: The Hertha Ayrton Prize (Control Systems MSc) awarded for the best MSc project with significant original contribution to the topic area

Giuseppe Calvi: (Communications and Signal Processing MSc) The Ivor Tupper Prize awarded for Excellence in Signal Processing, Broadcast And Video Technology 

Each year a prize is also given to the Best Doctoral Thesis during the academic year, known as the Eryl Cadwaladr Davies Prize. For 2016 it was awarded to Giordano Scarciotti from the Control and Power Group for his thesis titled: ‘Approximation, Analysis and Control of Large-Scale Systems - Theory and Applications’.  Giordano is now a Junior Research Fellow with Control and Power, and teaches one of the modules available to our 4^th year and MSc Control Students - Discrete-time Systems and Computer Control. He is also a first and third year tutor. 

Giordano