Annual Conference

University of Liverpool, 26th and 27th June 2008.

This year's annual conference was a great success with the President's prize lecture given by Professor Jim Courtney on "PVC -Surface Modification" and the Biocompatible's Endowed award lecture given by Dr Sanjukta Deb on "Cementing the future".

Photos

photo of a poster session presenter sanjukta deb, biocompatibles prize winner poster session
poster prize runner up conference dinner conference dinner

Postgraduate Prize Winners

2008

Best oral presentation: Eoin Cunningham, Queen's University Belfast

Best poster presentation: Kate Thornton, University of Manchester. Runner up: Wen Lin Chai, University of Sheffield.

Royal Microscopy Society Award: Timothy Marriott, University of Nottingham.

2007

Best oral presentation: Elise Pegg, University of Nottingham and DJ Hadden, University of Aberdeen.

Best poster presentation: Peter Felstead, University of Nottingham.

2006

Best oral presentation: Keyvan Moharamzadeh, University of Sheffield.

Best poster presentation: Rebecca Goodchild, University of Sheffield.

e-poster competition winner: Julian George, Imperial College London.

2005

Best oral presentation: Jaynath Katta, University of Leeds.

Best poster presentation: Deepak Kalaskar, University of Manchester.

e-poster competition winner: Wilda Helen, University of Manchester.

Presidents Prize Winners

2008: Professor Jim Courtney, University of Strathclyde.

2007: Professor Peter Revell, Royal Free Hospital, University College London.

2006: Professor Adam Curtis, University of Glasgow.

2005: Professor Larry Hench, Imperial College London.

2004: Professor Bill Bonfield, University of Cambridge.

2003: Professor David Williams, University of Liverpool.

2002: Professor Brian Tighe, University of Birmingham.

Biocompatibles Endowed Prize Winners

2008: Dr Sanjukta Deb, King's College London.

2007: Dr Rachel Williams, University of Liverpool.

2006: Professor John Fisher, University of Leeds.

2005: Professor Andrew Lloyd, University of Brighton.

2004: Professor Robert Short, University of Sheffield.

2003: Professor Paul Hatton, University of Sheffield.