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Tanya Borah, University of Oxford (Keble College)
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Oliver Cattell, University of Nottingham
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Bethany Clarke, Imperial College London
The Beat of Life: Exploring the Role of Cilia
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Kevin Michalewicz, Imperial College London
Neural Networks for Antibody Design
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Ziyang Yang, University of Lancaster
Smarter, Safer and More Sustainable Internet of Things Monitoring
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Daniel Stocks, University of Bristol
Mathematical modelling of the humoral response to COVID-19 vaccination
Finalist
Rosie Evans, University of Birmingham
Winner
Eleanor D’Arcy, Lancaster University
Accounting for climate change and seasonality in extreme sea level estimation
Finalist
Alissa Hummer, University of Oxford, St Catherine’s College
Machine learning to accelerate therapeutic antibody development
Finalist
Jennifer Power, University of Bath
Making cancer treatments safer with mathematics
Finalist
Fiona Young, University College London
Winner
Catherine Wells, University of Reading
Tracking the sustainability of long-haul flights
Finalist
Eleanor Russell, University of Manchester
Thermal metamaterials: The future of electronics
Finalist
Markus Dablander, University of Oxford
Small changes with large impacts: Accelerating drug discovery by predicting activity cliffs in chemical space
Finalist
Callum Barltrop, Lancaster University
The importance of combined extreme events for nuclear regulation
Finalist
Sarah Crossland, University of Leeds
The strain of diabetic foot ulceration: Using maths for risk assessment
Winner
Nazia Ahmed, University of Leeds
Using maths to take on the deadliest cancer – glioblastoma
Finalist
Georgia S. Brennan, University of Oxford
40 years of Alzheimer’s disease dynamics in 14 seconds
Finalist
Maria Tatulea-Codrean, University of Cambridge
Know your enemy: Using mathematics to understand the movement of bacteria
Finalist
Benjamin Warmington, University of Bristol
Taking inspiration from nature's smallest machines to inspire better robotics
Winner
Sarah Brown, University of Nottingham
Using maths to combat potentially fatal asthma attacks
Winner
Enrico Gavagnin, University of Bath
A collective human challenge
Finalist
Arkady Wey, University of Oxford
The contamination crisis and a filtration fix
Finalist
Laura Wadkin, Newcastle University
Using mathematics to optimise stem cell experiments
Winner
Emma L Davis, University of Warwick
A zombie apocalypse...?
Finalist
Lisa Koeppel, Lancaster University
Predicting the spread and the risk of dengue
Finalist
Joseph Field, University of Oxford
X-ray reconstruction of moving bodies
Finalist
Adriaan Hilbers, Imperial College London
Keeping the lights on: robust design for decarbonised electricity systems
Finalist
Lisa Maria Kreusser, University of Cambridge
Using mathematics to make our digital world safer
Finalist
Amy Mallinson, University of Manchester
Finding the missing meteorites of Antarctica
Finalist
Maria Tang, University of Cambridge
Modelling the spread of a pandemic
Finalist
Mel Beckerleg, University of Oxford
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Oliver Sheridan-Methven, University of Oxford
Accurate answers from imprecise calculations
Winner
Elizabeth Holden, University of Nottingham
Informing tissue engineering design
Finalist
Roxana Pamfil, University of Oxford
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