Students from across the School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences gathered on the evening of Wednesday 25th July for a prize giving ceremony held at the University of Brighton. This annual event, which took place after the summer Graduation Ceremony, celebrates exceptional academic achievement by our students.
Students of the Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences benefit enormously from our strong links with industry and professional bodies. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our industrial sponsors for once again helping us to recognise outstanding student achievement during the past academic year.
Amongst those receiving prizes for outstanding performance this year were:

• Nirav Patel - Best Overall Performance Pharmacy Division Prize, Year 1
• Shadha Essa - Best Overall Performance The McNeil Ltd Prize , Year 2
• Anna Kamusella - Best Overall Performance Edmund White & Mackie Prize, Year 3
• Claire Rice Best - Project in Pharmacy Practice, National Pharmacy Association Prize
• Ross Allan Mclatchie  - Best Overall Performance, Royal Pharmaceutical Society Science Committee Undergraduate Student Award
• India Girdlestone  - Best MPharm Laboratory Project in Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Biocompatibles Prize
• Wura-ola Akinrinsola & Ella Villanueva  - Best Project in Electron Microscopy, Quorum Technologies Award
• Luke Holland - Best BSc Pharmacological Sciences Student, Pfizer Award
• Lawrence Searle - Best Performing Student  in Pharmaceutical and Chemical Sciences, Royal Society of Chemistry Downland Section Prize
• Diana Siziba - Best Performing Graduate in Biomedical Science, Institute of Biomedical Science President Prize
• Christopher  William Phillips -  Best Biomedical Sciences Project, Biomedical Science Project Prize
• Daniel Alastair Power -  Best Performing Graduate in Biological Sciences, Society of Biology Prize
• James Luke Lee -  Best Biological Sciences Project, Bob Finney Memorial Prize
• Stephen William Donnelly -  Best Performing Graduate in Ecology, and Ecology and Biogeography, Best Performing Graduate in Ecology, and Ecology and Biogeography
• Nadia Yvonne Couvert -  Best Performing Student in Biology Division, Oxford University Press Achievement in Biosciences Prize
• Sarah Ford - Best Performing Student in ACB or PCS, Oxford University Press Achievement in Chemistry Prize
• Chris Swift, Greatest contribution to PABS, in Biomedical Science
• Sita Chauhan Greatest contribution to PABS, in the pharmacy and chemistry