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2019 Honours, Medals & Awards

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RAeS Honours, Medals & Awards

The global aerospace community’s most prestigious and long-standing awards honouring achievement, innovation and excellence.

The Royal Aeronautical Society has been honouring outstanding achievers in the global aerospace industry since 1909, when Wilbur and Orville Wright came to London to receive the Society’s first Gold Medal. Over the years, honouring aerospace achievers in this way has become an annual tradition. The Society’s Awards Programme recognises and celebrates individuals and teams who have made an exceptional contribution to aerospace, whether it is for an outstanding achievement, a major technical innovation, exceptional leadership, or for work that will further advance aerospace.

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RAeS Honours & Medals

Dr Asad M Madni 3Dr Raj K Nangia 4Dr G Satheesh Reddy 4Dr Steve Hodge 5Dr Robina Coker 5Dr Eric Joffre 6Dr James V Taylor 6Chang’e-4 Lunar Landing Mission Team 7F-35/Queen Elizabeth-Class Carrier 7

Integration TeamNovasar Industry Team 8AW159 Digital Automatic Flight Control 8

System Team

Specialist Awards

Ms Jean Page 9Dr David Parker 9

Sir Ralph Robins Medal

Ms Itxaso Ariza 10

Young Persons’ Awards

Ms Sophie Harker 11Dr Nicol Caplin 11Ms Laura Hoang 12Mr Daniel Young 12Mr Adam Hill 13Mr Bastien Longeon 13

2018 Written Paper Prizes

E P Krupa, J E Cooper, A Pirrera, and R Nangia 15-16M E J Stettler, G D Koudis, S J Hu, A Majumdar 16-17

and W Y OchiengI Goulos, J Otter, T Stańkowski, D Macmanus, 17-18

N Grech and C SheafW Chen, J Zhang and J Li 19H Liu, B G Falzon, G Catalanotti and W Tan 20O McAree, J M Aitken and S M Veres 21E P Krupa 22J A D Ackroyd 22

Roll of Honour 23

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RAeS Honours

Honorary Fellowship

The world’s highest distinction for aerospace achievement awarded for only the most outstanding contributions to the aerospace profession. This honour is conferred on those whose careers, leadership, inspiration and impact marks them out as among the most eminent, widely recognised and influential aerospace professionals of their generation.

Dr Asad M Madni FRAeSIndependent Consultant. Former President of BEI Technologies

Dr Madni is admitted to Honorary Fellowship for his pioneering contributions to the development and commercialisation of sensors and systems for aerospace and automotive safety. He led the development of the control system for the Hubble Space Telescope’s Star Selector, which produced unprecedented accuracy and stability. The resulting remarkable images have greatly enhanced our understanding of the universe. He also led the development and commercialisation of the revolutionary MEMS Gyrochip technology that is used worldwide for navigation and stability control in aircraft and passenger vehicles.

Dr Madni received a Master of Science degree from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in 1972 and his PhD in Engineering from California Coast University, Santa Ana in 1984. He served as President, COO & CTO of BEI Technologies Inc from 1992 until his retirement in 2006. He led the development & commercialisation of intelligent sensors, systems, and instrumentation for which he received worldwide acclaim. Prior to this he was with Systron Donner Corporation for 18 years in senior technical and executive positions, eventually as Chairman, President & CEO. Here, he made seminal and pioneering contributions in the development of RF & Microwave Systems and Instrumentation which significantly enhanced the capabilities of the US Services and allies. He is currently, an Independent Consultant, Distinguished Adjunct Professor/Distinguished Scientist at UCLA ECE Department, Faculty Fellow at the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies, Faculty Fellow at the UCLA Connected Autonomous Electrical Vehicle Consortium, and Executive Managing Director and CTO of Crocker Capital. Dr Madni is a Fellow/Eminent Engineer of 15 of the world’s most prestigious professional academies and societies and he has been awarded five honorary doctorate degrees and six honorary professorships.


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Dr Raj K Nangia FRAeSConsulting Engineer

Dr Nangia is admitted to Honorary Fellowship for his work on aerodynamic design of efficient air vehicles in both the civil and military sectors. Having worked in the field for fifty years with companies such as Airbus, BAE Systems and Rolls-Royce, as well as government agencies, Dr Nangia is recognised as a global authority, and his work has influenced the design of many aircraft from small UAVs to large subsonic heavy-lift transport aircraft, to supersonic passenger aircraft. In addition, his work in academia and international committees has ensured that his expertise has been handed on to the next generation.

Dr Nangia graduated from the University of London with a Bachelor of Science degree and a PhD in Aeronautical Engineering. He then worked with Hawker Siddeley, British Aerospace and at the University of Bristol, where he undertook teaching and research. He has been a consulting engineer for more than 30 years in the areas of aerodynamics, propulsion, aircraft configurations, aircraft efficiency and ship air-wakes. He has worked with many companies and organisations including BAE Systems, Airbus, Rolls-Royce, the United States Air Force, the UK Department of Trade and Industry, QinetiQ and DSTL. Dr Nangia has contributed to projects such as the Folland Gnat and Hawk training aircraft, Concorde, Harrier, EAP and Typhoon. More recent work includes advanced STOVL development, advanced supersonic transport studies, blended wing bodies, civil and military intake developments, high-altitude-long-endurance UAVs and combat UAVs. He is the Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor at the University of West of England, Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Bristol and Honorary Visiting Professor at Glyndwr University.

Dr G Satheesh Reddy FRAeSSecretary to the Government of India, Department of Defence Research and Development; Chairman, Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO); and Director General, Aeronautical Development Agency

Dr Reddy is admitted to Honorary Fellowship in recognition of his significant contributions towards indigenous design, development and deployment of diversified missile systems, aerospace vehicles, guided weapons and avionics technologies. Also recognised are his sustained efforts in advancing aerospace technologies and industries in India. His technology leadership has been transformative to the Indian Defence and Aerospace Sector.

Dr Reddy was awarded a Bachelor of Technology degree by the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Anantapur in 1984 and then gained a Master of Science degree in 2008 and a PhD in 2014 from the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad. He joined the Indian Department of Defence Research and Development in 1984 as an Electronics Fellow, has worked in that organisation throughout his career, playing increasingly important roles, and is currently the Chairman. Dr Reddy is the chief architect of advanced missile technologies and smart guided weapons in India. Among the projects that he has led or made a major contribution to are the anti-satellite Mission Shakti, the Tejas 4+ generation light combat aircraft, the ballistic missile defence programme and the long-range Agni 5 strategic missile. His key technology initiatives have led to the successful realisation of smart anti-airfield weapons, guided munitions and precision strike weapons. Dr Reddy has received many national and international awards; he is a fellow of 17 scientific institutes; he has been awarded 12 honorary doctorates, and he plays a leading role in many government and scientific committees.


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RAeS Medals

RAeS Silver Medal

Awarded for major contributions to the advancement of aerospace art, science and engineering.

Dr Steve Hodge FRAeSEngineering Specialist – Mathematical Modelling, Integration and Test at BAE Systems

Dr Hodge is awarded the Society Silver Medal for his work designing and developing a new flight simulator that has been used to train pilots and to support the safety case for the operation of F-35B Lightning aircraft on the Queen Elizabeth-Class aircraft carriers.

Dr Hodge joined BAE Systems in 1998 after graduating from the University of Central Lancashire. Since then he has worked in the Simulation Department on a variety of different projects. Currently, his primary responsibility is for modelling and piloted simulation of the F-35B Lightning II and Queen Elizabeth-Class (QEC) aircraft/ship interface. Between 2003 and 2010 he studied part-time for a PhD degree at the University of Liverpool on the subject of modelling and simulation of the aircraft/ship interface. Dr Hodge now holds the honorary position of Visiting Research Fellow at the same University, where he acts as an industrial supervisor for a number of related projects. He is a member of the Royal Aeronautical Society, the Institution of Engineering and Technology and the Vertical Flight Society, and serves on the Royal Aeronautical Society’s Flight Simulation Specialist Group. In 2012 Dr Hodge was awarded the BAE Systems Engineering Director’s Award for outstanding achievement and in 2018 he was part of the Engineering Director’s Team of the Year presented to the F-35/QEC Integration Team.

RAeS Bronze Medal

Awarded for notable contributions to the advancement of aerospace art, science and engineering.

Dr Robina Coker FRCPConsultant in Respiratory Medicine at Hammersmith Hospital

Dr Coker is awarded the Society’s Bronze Medal for her pioneering work on the safety of air passengers with lung disease. Dr Coker first highlighted the need for guidelines on air passengers with lung disease in 1998. Since then, alongside her research work in the field, she has led a series of studies that provided the aviation medicine community with evidenced-based guidelines on the safety of air travel for those with lung disease. These widely-used guidelines ensure that those with lung disease have the opportunity to travel as air passengers when it is safe to do so.

After qualifying in medicine at St Thomas’ Hospital Medical School in London, Dr Coker completed postgraduate training with posts at the Royal Brompton, London Chest, Barts, Charing Cross and Whipps Cross hospitals. Her PhD (undertaken at the National Heart & Lung Institute and University College, London) focused on the molecular mechanisms underlying the development of lung fibrosis. Since her appointment at Hammersmith Hospital in 1999 she has developed sub-specialty interests in interstitial lung disease, and in air travel and lung disease. In addition to her work as consultant and honorary senior lecturer in respiratory medicine she is currently clinical director of the NIHR Clinical Research Network, north west London. This has an annual budget of over £14m and supports clinical trials across north west London.


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Dr Eric JoffreInterplanetary Mission Analysis Specialist at Airbus Defence and Space

Dr Joffre is awarded the Society’s Bronze Medal for his novel and inventive work on Earth-Mars transfer trajectories using hybrid chemical/electrical propulsion. Also recognised is his work on constellation deployment strategies for the Laser Interferometry Space Antenna mission that had a major impact on the mission design.

After graduating from Ecole Centrale Paris, Mr Joffre started his career in the space industry as a mission analyst for EADS Space Transportation, with a focus on trajectory optimisation for launchers and orbital systems, applied to in-orbit rendezvous and space debris removal. He joined Airbus UK in 2015, where he now holds the position of interplanetary mission analysis specialist. In this role, he is in charge for Airbus of the mission design for the future exploration of the Moon and Mars, as well as science missions of the European Space Agency to detect gravitational waves (LISA) and understand the evolution of Venus (EnVision).

Dr James V TaylorRolls-Royce Compressor Research Fellow at the Whittle Laboratory, University of Cambridge

Dr Taylor is awarded the Society’s Bronze Medal for two significant breakthroughs in jet engine compressor technology. He developed new understanding of the three-dimensional aerodynamic failure mechanism that limits the performance of compressors, leading to the development of a novel three-dimensional blade design philosophy. He has also developed a machine-learning methodology that can more accurately sentence the aerodynamic effects of in-service compressor blade damage, for example, from bird strikes; thus reducing disruption to service. He has also developed a machine learning methodology that can more accurately sentence the effects of in-service compressor blade damage, for example from bird strikes, reducing disruption to service.

Dr Taylor completed his degree in mechanical, aerospace and aerothermal engineering in 2011, when he also began a PhD in three-dimensional compressor aerodynamics at the University of Cambridge. Currently he is a research fellow at the Whittle Laboratory in collaboration with Rolls-Royce. He specialises in aerodynamic improvements to engine efficiency, three-dimensional flow topology, machine learning techniques and in-service performance of aero engine components. His other projects include collaborations with Siemens and Reaction Engines Ltd. He is a fellow of King’s College Cambridge where he teaches undergraduate engineers and proclaims the benefits of studying and researching thermofluid mechanics.


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Chang’e-4 Lunar Landing Mission TeamThe Chang’e-4 Lunar Landing Mission Team is awarded the Society Team Gold Medal for its outstanding achievement of the first soft landing on the far side of the Moon, successfully delivering both a lander (Chang’e-4) and a scientific rover (Yutu-2). The lander mission was enabled by the earlier positioning of a communications relay satellite at the Earth-Moon Lagrange L-2 point, permitting signals to be relayed to a location that was otherwise beyond direct communication from the Earth. Another first for the

Team Silver Medal

Awarded for major contributions to the advancement of aerospace art, science and engineering.

F-35/Queen Elizabeth-Class Carrier Integration TeamThe F-35/Queen Elizabeth-Class Carrier Integration Team is awarded the Society’s Team Silver Medal for achieving the successful and timely completion of the First of Class Flight Trials of the F-35 Lightning aircraft on the Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier. This major milestone paved the way for the Royal Navy to start operational test activities with the F-35 on board the ship.

The First of Class flight trials development tests between the F-35B Lightning II aircraft and HMS Queen Elizabeth were planned and conducted by a large team of personnel from many organisations, including the UK MoD, the US Navy NAVAIR, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and BAE Systems. Planning started within MoD and BAE Systems in 2009 and the flight trials were successfully completed off the Eastern seaboard of the United States during a two-month period in late 2018. Key leaders for the flight trials were: Captain James Blackmore and Commanders Stephen Crockatt, David Downie, Andrew Duthie and Nathan Gray from the Royal Navy; Squadron Leader Andy Edgell RAF; Michael Lippert and Andrew Maack from the Integrated Test Force; Eric Somers from Lockheed Martin Aeronautics; David Atkinson, Steve Hodge, Martin Peters and Peter Wilson of BAE Systems.

Team Gold Medal

Awarded for outstanding contributions to the advancement of aerospace art, science and engineering.

mission was the release of a piggyback microsatellite during the Earth-Moon transfer orbit, which orbited the Moon for astronomical observation.

The Chang’e-4 mission is organised and implemented by the China National Space Administration (CNSA) under the joint leadership of the Chief Commander of the mission, Mr Zhang Kejian, who is also the Administrator of CNSA, and the Chief Designer, Mr Wu Weiren, who is also an academician of the China Academy of Engineering. Other key members of the leadership team are Mr Wu Yanhua, Mr Liu Jizhong, Mr Yu Dengyun, Mr Dong Guangliang, Mr Wang Chi and Mr Yan Jun It took the team six years to accomplish the engineering development and in-orbit implementation of the mission.

Dr Wu Weiren is the Chief Designer of the overall China Lunar Exploration Program (CLEP) In recent years, he has been in charge of implementing, inter alia, the multi-celestial body, multi-target exploration mission by Chang’e-2, the soft landing on the Moon by Chang’e-3, and the first soft landing on the far side of the Moon by Chang’e-4. Dr Wu is also a member of the International Academy of Astronautics and a member of the standing committee of the China Association for Science and Technology.


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Team Bronze Medal

Awarded for notable contributions to the advancement of aerospace art, science and engineering.

Novasar Industry TeamThe Novasar Industry Team is awarded the Society’s Bronze Medal for the successful development of a commercial synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite at a significantly lower cost than previous SAR satellites developed by national space agencies. This was achieved by using Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd’s low-cost satellite platform technology combined with a novel S-band radar payload from Airbus Defence and Space.

The NovaSAR project was a combined effort utilising the skills and experience from two of the leading space companies in the UK. Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) in Guildford was the mission prime and built the satellite platform. The novel S-band radar payload came from Airbus Defence and Space in Portsmouth. Technical leadership of the NovaSAR Industry Team was provided by Martin Cohen at Airbus Defence and Space and Ben Schwarz at SSTL for payload and platform aspects of the system respectively. The team comprised experts from all the fields necessary to design, build, launch and operate the UK’s first spaceborne radar imaging satellite. Over ten years the team took many problems back to first principals to engineer a system with a unique level of capability relative to the small size of spacecraft.

AW159 Digital Automatic Flight Control System TeamThe AW159 Digital Automatic Flight Control System (AFCS) Team is awarded the Society Bronze Medal for designing and developing a novel Digital AFCS for the AW159 helicopter that provides a step change in capability. Among the novel features, not previously available, are a collective safety function that automatically protects the transmission and engine; a cable hover mode that provides greater reliability in more challenging environmental conditions; and maintenance and diagnostic capabilities that support improved aircraft availability.

The team comprised engineers from both the UK and Italian Flight Control Systems teams, co-located at the Yeovil site, bringing together a range of skills and experience of helicopter AFCS as well as software design and verification across a number of military and civil platforms. The mixture of skills and experience was key to ensuring the successful implementation of a modern digital AFCS into an air vehicle with a heritage in excess of 40 years. With the project fully launched in April 2014, the team worked with dedication to meet the demanding schedule, achieving first flight within 15 months of the full project launch, and reaching final aircraft-level certification in mid-2017.


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Dr David Parker FRAeSDirector of Human Space Flight and Robotic Exploration at the European Space Agency

The Geoffrey Pardoe Space Award is conferred on Dr Parker to mark his exemplary career as a leader of the space community, working in industry, in the public service, with academia, with international partners and with the general public. During his time as Director of Technology and then Chief Executive of the UK Space Agency he was instrumental in consolidating the UK’s position in both space exploration and commercial space business, through initiatives such as the Harwell Space Cluster.

Dr Parker was educated in aeronautics and astronautics at Southampton University. He was awarded a PhD for aeronautical research supported by NASA. He has worked in the space sector for nearly thirty years and from 2013 to 2016 was Chief Executive of the UK Space Agency. Dr Parker has been ESA’s space exploration director since April 2016, leading the creation of the European Exploration Envelope Programme, approved by Ministers in 2016. Highlights of this include astronaut missions to the International Space Station, the power and propulsion system that will take astronauts back to the Moon, and the first Mars rover to search for signs of life.

Specialist Awards

The Society’s Specialist Awards are conferred on individuals or teams working in a formally recognised or otherwise well-established professional discipline. The awards recognise advances, innovation, excellence and long or meritorious service that has had a significant impact within the discipline in advancing aerospace art, science and engineering.

Ms Jean Page FRAeSHead of Human Factors at BAE Systems, Warton

Ms Page is awarded the Roger Green Medal for her pioneering work on human factors in military aircraft cockpit design. Her work has influenced a number of aircraft designs, including Nimrod and F-35 Lightning, and she is now the driving force behind the design of the cockpit for the UK’s Future Combat Air System demonstrator.

Ms Page was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in Occupational Psychology by the University of Wales in 1985, a Master’s degree in Work Design and Ergonomics by the University of Birmingham in 1986 and a Master’s degree in Safety Engineering by the University of Lancaster in 2014. She joined BAE Systems in 1990 as a Human Factors Engineer performing future cockpit research. In 1994, she became the Nimrod MRA4 Human Engineering Manager followed by a move in 1999 to the F-35 Lightning II Programme in the USA, leading the cockpit Human Factors effort. In 2006 she returned to the UK as Head of the Human Factors Shared Service group and Human Factors discipline in the company. In the past three years, as the Human Factors Lead Technologist, she has been instrumental in the definition of a novel cockpit concept for the next generation of military fighter jets. Ms Page has been co-organiser and co-chair of the Human Factors in Aviation Safety Conference since 2015.

Geoffrey Pardoe Space Award

Roger Green Medal for Human Factors


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Ms Itxaso ArizaChief Engineer – Trent 1000 B & C at Rolls-Royce

Ms Ariza is awarded the first Sir Ralph Robins Medal for Engineering. She learned her core engineering skills as a combustion systems stress engineer. She became the Airframe Integration Manager on the Trent 500/700 engines in 2010 before moving into the Chief Project Engineer roles, successively, on the RB211-524 and 535, the Trent XWB-84, and the Trent 1000-TEN. She played a significant part in understanding and resolving the safety issues surrounding ice formation in fuel related to the British Airways B777 incident at Heathrow in 2008. In her current role as Chief Engineer on the Trent 1000 B & C engines she looks after a fleet of over 500 engines powering the Boeing 787 Dreamliner in major airlines around the world, transporting 50,000 passenger each day. Ms Ariza is a positive role model for young engineers, demonstrating sound engineering judgement, drive and a passion to do the right thing.

Ms Ariza graduated in Mechanical Engineering in Bilbao. She joined Rolls-Royce in 2005, where she has held a variety of senior leadership roles representing the company with airlines, regulatory authorities and airframe manufacturers. She was Assistant Chief Engineer for RB211 engines and then Trent XWB-84 before becoming Chief Engineer for the Trent 1000, the first female Chief Engineer of a civil large engine in Rolls-Royce and one of the youngest. Having demonstrated impeccable integrity, sound technical judgement and bold leadership through safety investigations, business divestments and complex transformation programmes, she became a Fellow of the IMechE in 2014. She took time off to volunteer in the reconstruction of Tacloban (Philippines) post Super Typhoon Haiyan in 2015, using her experience to train local civil servants in technical project management. She is passionate about STEM and aims to be a role model for young (especially female) engineers in Rolls-Royce and beyond.

Sir Ralph Robins Medal

The Sir Ralph Robins Medal is a new award commissioned to celebrate Sir Ralph Robins’ distinguished career and to encourage engineering leadership. It will be awarded annually to mid-career engineers who have demonstrated excellent engineering leadership.


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Young Persons’ Awards

The Society confers additional awards recognising achievements by young people, both individuals and teams.

Young Persons’ Achievement Award

Awarded to a young person or team for exceptional achievement or promise in aerospace.

Ms Sophie Harker MRAeSAerodynamics and Performance Engineer at BAE Systems, Warton

The Young Persons’ Achievement Award for 2019 is awarded to Ms Harker. Ms Harker is an exceptional Aerodynamics and Performance Engineer who is producing creative and innovative work on advanced designs and concepts for air vehicles, in both the atmosphere and space. She is a technical consultant on the SABRE hybrid air-breathing rocket engine system being developed by Reaction Engines Limited, which has the potential to revolutionise travel from the atmosphere into space. Ms Harker qualified as a chartered engineer at the young age of 25. She is an inspirational STEM ambassador and she is creating a STEM not-for-profit organisation for schools to encourage more students into the Aerospace industry.

Ms Harker gained a Master’s degree in Mathematics from the University of Nottingham. She joined BAE Systems, Military Air & Information in 2014 and completed four six-month placements, including a secondment to Reaction Engines Ltd, where she worked on optimising trajectories for the Skylon space plane. Since 2016 she has worked in the Concepts Team in the Advanced Projects department at BAE Systems, Warton, focussed on future business strategy and concept demonstration. Ms Harker is an active member of the RAeS Young Members Network and in 2018 she was named IET Young Woman Engineer of the Year.

Young Persons’ Achievement Commendation

Awarded to a young person or team for notable achievement or promise in aerospace.

Dr Nicol Caplin AMRAeSResearch Fellow in Exobiology at the European Space Agency

The Young Persons’ Achievement Commendation for 2019 is awarded to Dr Caplin. Dr Caplin undertook her research into the biological effects of radiation and the exposure of crop plant seeds to microgravity conditions and elevated radiation on board the International Space Station (ISS). In her current post she is the project scientist on exobiology experiments destined for the ISS with the goal of developing biology payloads for the Deep Space Gateway planned for lunar orbit. She also promotes STEM in her own time, including founding the #FollowThatScientist movement to promote high-quality work carried out by scientists across many disciplines.

Dr Caplin is a Research Fellow in Exobiology at the European Space Agency’s Department for Human Spaceflight and Robotics. Originally from London, she studied environmental science at the University of the West of England, Bristol. She returned to UWE for her PhD on investigating the biological effects of low-dose ionising radiation on plants. She travelled to the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, and examined exposures in her lab similar to those found thirty years after the disaster. Her work extended beyond Earth and she analysed seeds that had been exposed to microgravity conditions on board the International Space Station with elevated radiation comparable with the doses she had been studying on the ground. Today, she is deeply involved in the scientific coordination of experiments destined for the ISS and beyond.


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Herbert Le Sueur Award

Awarded to a young person whose studies will be enhanced by attending a UK or European conference with at least some content related to rotary-wing or fixed-wing aircraft safety.

Ms Laura Hoang MRAeSF-35 Training Systems Design Engineer at BAE Systems

The Herbert Le Sueur Award for 2019 is awarded to Ms Hoang. Ms Hoang independently identified gaps and errors in the documentation governing the operation of the F-35 Training System Support Centre. After identifying the problem, she created a series of systems engineering models to address the issue using an architecture modelling suite she selected and taught herself to use. These detailed models were presented to the F-35 partnership who immediately grasped their larger value proposition. Ms Hoang’s methodology and outputs have been adopted by the F-35 Joint Program Office.

Ms Hoang is a Training Systems Design Engineer working in BAE Systems Air Sector. She graduated from Loughborough University with a degree in Systems Engineering and has had a number of varied Engineering roles working on the Typhoon, Hawk and F-35 programmes. She also gained experience in Head Office Human Resources, looking at Organisational Design. She currently works on the F-35 programme in the Training Services – Global Sustainment Capability Engineering team. Ms Hoang currently serves as Chair of the Royal Aeronautical Society’s Young Persons Committee and passionately champions aerospace, engineering and STEM to young people.

Mr Daniel Young MRAeSFlight Control Engineer at Leonardo Helicopters

The Alan Marsh Award for 2019 is awarded to Mr Young in recognition of his major contribution to the design, implementation and certification of the complex, safety-critical Digital Automatic Flight Control System for the AW159 helicopter. Mr Young has shown the ability to grasp technical matters quickly and he is self-motivated to deliver results on schedule. In addition, he is a local STEM outreach organiser and is an active member of the RAeS at both national and local level.

Mr Young joined Leonardo after graduating with a First Class Master’s degree in Aerospace Engineering with Pilot Studies from the University of Liverpool in 2013. He is a Senior Project Engineer with responsibilities as a technical advisor for the continuing airworthiness of the Lynx and AW159 helicopter fleets for Leonardo Helicopters. Mr Young has worked on several high value projects while at Leonardo, most notably as the systems engineer responsible for the development of the safety and human-machine-interface software architecture of the AW159 Digital AFCS (RAeS Bronze Team Award 2019).

Alan Marsh Award

Awarded to a young person showing technical promise, where five hours of rotary or fixed-wing flying tuition will enhance their career.


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Mr Adam Hill MRAeSMr Hill presented his paper titled ‘Aerospace & Big Data: The Coming Revolution’ to the Bristol Branch.

Mr Hill graduated with a Masters degree in Aeronautical Engineering from Loughborough University in 2014. He joined Airbus as a graduate after previously completing a year’s internship with the company. The graduate scheme saw Mr Hill spend time in Toulouse with Airbus and on secondment to British Airways at Heathrow, before returning to Bristol as part of the Airbus Future Projects team. Here, he has worked within the Aircraft Operations and Data Analytics domains, looking at how big data can help design the next generation of commercial aircraft.

NE Rowe Medal — 22-30 Age Group

Awarded for the best presentation given before any Branch of the Society, plus accompanying written paper, by any person connected with aeronautics, in the 22 to 30 age group.

Mr Bastien LongeonMr Longeon presented his paper titled ‘Reusable Launchers: The Pursuit of Low-Cost Access to Space’ to the Paris Branch.

Mr Longeon is currently pursuing an Aerospace engineering degree at ESTACA and is looking to further his knowledge of spacecraft engineering. He completed his baccalaureate with honours in 2018, and in the future would like to specialise in the adaptation of aeronautical techniques to the challenges of sustainable development or in the space industry. He is passionate about science and engineering since a young age. Mr Longeon is involved in the ESTACA Space Odyssey association where he is working on experimental rockets to be launched at the C’Space campaign organised by the French space agency, CNES.

NE Rowe Medal — Under 22 Age Group

Awarded for the best presentation given before any Branch of the Society, plus accompanying written paper, by any person connected with aeronautics, in the under 22 age group.


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NE Rowe Certificate of Merit

Certificates of Merit are awarded to recognise presentations and papers of a high standard.

22 to 30 Age Group

Mr Thomas HartasMr Hartas presented his paper titled ‘Detecting the Undetectable’ to the Preston Branch.

Mr Owen HortonMr Horton presented his paper titled ‘Beyond Luck – The Potential for Multi-Crew Pilot Licence in Australian Civil Aviation’ to the Bedford Branch.

Ms Jennifer InsleyMs Insley presented her paper titled ‘Embracing a Safety-II Approach to Aviation – Occurrence Analysis: Seeing the Human Factor as an Asset’ to the Bedford Branch.

Mr Joseph RibbonsMr Ribbons presented his paper titled ‘Design of a Penetrator to Explore the Jovian Moon Europa’ to the Yeovil Branch.

Mr Joshua Thomson-SmithMr Thomson-Smith presented his paper titled ‘Building a Block Chain for Aviation’ to the Derby Branch.

Mr Behrad VatankhahghadimMr Vatankhahghadim presented his paper titled ‘Spacecraft Attitude Control via Internal Joint actuation’ to the Montreal Branch.

Under 22 Age Group

Ms Amina DaltonMs Dalton presented her paper titled ‘From Taxi to Landing: The Five Stages of Flight in an Aircraft – Come Fly with Me’ to the Derby Branch.

Mr Hari PrasadMr Prasad presented his paper titled ‘The Aeroplane with Solid State Propulsion – Chemistry in the Air: Does Anything Compare?’ to the Cambridge Branch.

Mr Michael TennantMr Tennant presented his paper titled ‘Making Space a Safer Place’ to the Cambridge Branch.

Mr Hudson YuenMr Yuen presented his paper titled ‘The Political Vulnerability of Canadian Aircraft Manufacturers’ to the Montreal Branch.


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The Royal Aeronautical Society Written Paper Prizes are awarded annually for the best papers published in The Aeronautical Journal by the Society during the previous calendar year. The Society recognises the achievements, innovation and excellence of both individual and multiple authors.

2018 Written Paper Prizes

Awarded to E P Krupa, J E Cooper, A Pirrera, and R Nangia for their paper titled ‘Improved aerostructural performance via aeroservoelastic tailoring of a composite wing’. The Aeronautical Journal, September 2018, Vol 122, No 1255, p 1442.

Dr Eduardo KrupaDr Krupa is a research engineer in the field of aeroelasticity of transport composite wings at the University of Bristol. His current research interests involve aeroelastic tailoring, loads control through novel technologies, use of aeroservoelasticity for improved aircraft performance, multi-disciplinary design optimisation frameworks and model-based systems engineering.

Professor Jonathan Cooper FRAeSProfessor Cooper is the Airbus RAEng Sir George White Professor of Aerospace Engineering at the University of Bristol. He has researched in the areas of Aeroelasticity and Structural Dynamics for over 35 years, developing technical solutions for the aerospace sector that enable fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly aircraft designs through the exploitation of fluid-structure interactions.

Gold Award

Dr Alberto PirreraDr Pirrera is a Senior Lecturer in Composite Structures and currently holds an EPSRC Research Fellowship (2015-2020) at the Department of Aerospace Engineering of the University of Bristol. A modeller and a theoretician specialising in engineering science, Dr Pirrera’s research interests lie in the area of structural, computational and nonlinear mechanics.


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Dr Raj Nangia FRAeSDr Nangia is an Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Bristol, the Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor at the University of West of England and Honorary Visiting Professor at Glyndwr University. His research has been in the fields of aerodynamics, propulsion, configurations, aircraft efficiency and ship air-wakes.

Awarded to M E J Stettler, G D Koudis, S J Hu, A Majumdar and W Y Ochieng for their paper title ‘The impact of single engine taxiing of aircraft fuel consumption and pollutant emissions’. The Aeronautical Journal, December 2018, Vol 122, No 1258, p 1967.

Dr Marc StettlerDr Stettler is Senior Lecturer in Transport and the Environment in the Centre for Transport Studies at Imperial College London where he leads the Transport & Environment Laboratory. His research focuses on evaluating and reducing the effect of transport activity on climate change and air pollution, with particular attention to sources of greenhouse gases and pollutant emissions, especially nanoparticles.

Dr George KoudisDr Koudis is a Technical Lead in the Advanced Tools and Concepts team in Research and Development at the UK National Air Traffic Services. His primary research focus is in the development and validation of novel concepts for improved airspace efficiency. His current portfolio of work focusses on conflict detection and resolution with Air Traffic Control Officer tool implementation.

Silver Award

Dr Simon HuDr Hu is Assistant Professor at the ZJU-UIUC Institute at Zhejiang University. He has a background in Civil Engineering and specialises in Transport and Environment Engineering. Currently, his main research interests lie in the smart urban transport systems, traffic micro-simulation modelling, vehicle emission modelling, and urban air quality management.


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Dr John OtterDr Otter is a Research Associate at the Whittle Laboratory, University of Cambridge, researching turbomachinery for power generation applications such as Organic Rankine and Supercritical CO2 cycles. His current research aims to use both experimental and computational methods in order to identify the impact of non-ideal gas dynamics on transonic turbine performance.

Dr Arnab MajumderDr Majumdar is the Lloyds Register Foundation Reader in Transport Risk Management and the Director of the Transport Risk Management Centre at the Centre for Transport Studies, Imperial College London. He has over 25 years research experience in air transport and railways. His specialty is in the investigation of problems in Air Traffic Management and Air Traffic Control internationally.

Professor Washington Yotto Ochieng FREngProfessor Yotto Ochieng is the Chair in Positioning and Navigation Systems and Head of the Centre for Transport Studies at Imperial College London. His research interests are in the design of positioning and navigation systems for land, sea and air applications; air traffic management and intelligent transport systems.

Dr Ioannis Goulos MRAeSDr Goulos is a Lecturer in Propulsion Integration at Cranfield University. His current research activities include rotorcraft aeroelasticity and aero-acoustics, gas turbine performance simulation, multidisciplinary design optimisation, aero-engine installation aerodynamics, propulsion integration, and computational fluid dynamics.

Awarded to I Goulos, J Otter, T Stańkowski, D Macmanus, N Grech and C Sheaf for their paper titled ‘Design optimisation of separate-jet exhausts for the next generation of civil aero-engines’. The Aeronautical Journal, October 2018, Vol 122, No 1256, p 1586.

Silver Award


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Mr Christopher Sheaf MRAeSMr Sheaf is a Rolls-Royce Installations Aerodynamics Specialist, specialising in civil intake nacelle aerodynamics. His current role includes responsibilities for co-ordinating the company’s Installations Aerodynamic research, where he has a leading role in a number of UK and EU Research and Technology programmes.

Dr Tomasz Piotr StańkowskiDr Stańkowski works for Rolls-Royce, specifically in the research and development of fuel spray nozzles. He applies and develops a range of computational methods to aid the design process for fuel spray nozzles. By using the analysis methods at the early design stage, he visualises the available design space and aims for an improvement of the design process.

Professor David MacManusProfessor MacManus is the Head of the Gas Turbine Technology Group within the Centre for Propulsion Engineering at Cranfield University. His main area of interest is in experimental and computational aerodynamics.

Dr Nicholas GrechDr Grech joined Rolls-Royce Civil Aerospace in 2010, working with the Installations Aerodynamics team on various Research and Technology and engine programmes, including the Trent 1000, Trent 7000, UltraFan®, and Future Programmes. He is currently a member of the Performance team to further broaden his knowledge and experience.


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Ms Jie ZhangMs Zhang is a senior engineer at the China Academy of Civil Aviation Science and Technology. She is mainly engaged in bird strike prevention technology, policy research and formulation, airport special evaluation, data collection and analysis, equipment effectiveness evaluation, personnel training and bird strike residue identification.

Mr Jing LiMr Li is a professoriate senior engineer at the China Academy of Civil Aviation Science and Technology. Over the past 20 years, he has been engaged in scientific research and innovation in the field of aviation safety management.

Mr Weishi ChenMr Chen is a research fellow at the China Academy of Civil Aviation Science and Technology. He is mainly engaged in the research of airport operation safety, avian radar detection, and low-altitude airspace surveillance.

Awarded to W Chen, J Zhang and J Li for their paper titled ‘Intelligent decision making with birdstrike risk assessment for airport bird repellent’. The Aeronautical Journal, June 2018, Vol 122, No 1252, p 988.

Bronze Award

Dr Giuseppe CatalanottiDr Catalanotti is a lecturer in the Advanced Composite Research Group at Queen’s University Belfast. His main research interest is in the structural integrity of advanced polymer composites.

Professor Brian FalzonProfessor Falzon is the Head of the School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Queen’s University Belfast. He is internationally renowned for his work on the computational analysis, design, manufacture and testing of advanced composite aerostructures.

Dr Wei TanDr Tan is a Research Associate at the University of Cambridge. His research interests lie in the modelling of damage to carbon fibre composites, the effect of manufacturing-induced defects on interfacial properties, manufacturing and modelling of carbon nanotube polymer composites.

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Dr Haibao LiuDr Liu is currently a Research Associate in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Imperial College London, working on experimental and computational mechanics of composites. His PhD project was focused on the modelling of damage to composite aerostructures, supported by Bombardier Aerospace.

Awarded to H Liu, B G Falzon, G Catalanotti and W Tan for their paper titled ‘An experimental method to determine the intralaminar fracture toughness of high-strength carbon-fibre reinforced composite aerostructures’. The Aeronautical Journal, September 2018, Vol 122, No 1255, p 1352.

Bronze Award


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Professor Sandor VeresProfessor Veres is Director of the Autonomous Systems and Robotics Research Group at the Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering, University of Sheffield. His EPSRC funded research projects have been on reconfigurable autonomy, distributed sensing, control and decision making in multi-agent systems, verifiable autonomy, learning by autonomous cars, safety verification of unmanned micro-air vehicles and mission management of autonomous surface boats.

Dr Jonathan AitkenDr Aitken is an Academic within the Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering at the University of Sheffield. His primary areas of research are in developing processes and policies for the safe use of autonomous drones, computer vision, spatial awareness of robotic systems and operation of multi-robot teams in the field.

Dr Owen McAreeDr McAree is a Senior Research Officer within the Faculty of Science specialising in Drones and Geospatial Technology at Liverpool John Moores University. His particular areas of expertise are aeromechanical design (fixed-wing, rotary-wing and hybrid systems), sensor systems, autopilot systems, software systems, computer vision systems, autonomous operation, Extended and Beyond Visual Line of Sight operations and safety assurance.

Awarded to O McAree, J M Aitken and S M Veres for their paper titled ‘Quantifying situation awareness for small unmanned aircraft: Towards routine Beyond Visual Line of Sight operations’. The Aeronautical Journal, May 2018, Vol 122, No 1251, p 733.

Bronze Award


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Dr Eduardo KrupaDr Krupa is a research engineer in the field of aeroelasticity of transport composite wings at the University of Bristol. His current research interests involve aeroelastic tailoring, loads control through novel technologies, use of aeroservoelasticity for improved aircraft performance, multi-disciplinary design optimisation frameworks and model-based systems engineering.

Awarded to E P Krupa as the lead author of the paper titled ‘Improved aerostructural performance via aeroservoelastic tailoring of a composite wing’. The Aeronautical Journal, September 2018, Vol 122, No 1255, p 1442.

Young Persons’ Written Paper Prize

Dr John Ackroyd FRAeSDr Ackroyd graduated in Aeronautical Engineering at Queen Mary College, University of London. After doctoral and postdoctoral research in shock tubes there, he lectured on a range of aeronautical subjects at the Victoria University of Manchester, carried out research in boundary-layer theory and retired in 2000 as Senior Lecturer.

The Journal of Aeronautical History Written Paper Prize is awarded annually to the paper published in the Journal of Aeronautical History during the preceding calendar year that is most likely to engage and excite the widest possible community of professional and other interest and thus to exemplify the best in terms of communicating aerospace history in order to inspire future developments.

Awarded to J A D Ackroyd for his paper titled ‘Aerodynamics as the Basis of Aviation: How Well Did It Do?’, Journal of Aeronautical History, February 2018, p 1.

Journal of Aeronautical History Written Paper Prize


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Honorary Fellows

1917 P Y Alexander1917 W H Dines FRS1917 Lt Gen Sir David Henderson 1919 Captain J Laurence Pritchard1919 Maj B F S Baden-Powell1920 Wg Cdr T O’B Hubbard1920 Professor J C Hunsaker1920 Maj Gen the Rt Hon Sir Frederick Sykes1920 Air Marshal Sir Hugh Trenchard1923 Captain J Laurence Pritchard1926 Sir Alan J Cobham1929 Maj Lester D Gardner1933 Orville Wright1933 Griffith Brewer1940 Sir Frank S Spriggs1942 Dr T P Wright1943 E D Warner1944 The Rt Hon Winston S Churchill1945 Professor L Bairstow1948 Sir Geoffrey Taylor 1948 Sir Alliott Verdon-Roe1948 Sir Hugh Oswald Short1949 Lord Brabazon of Tara1949 Louis Breguet 1949 Sir Frederick Handley Page CBE1950 Robert Blackburn 1950 Sir Richard Fairey MBE1950 Dr Theodore von Kármán 1950 Sir Francis K McLean 1950 Mervyn O’Gorman 1950 Sir Thomas O M Sopwith CBE1951 Professor Sir Bennett Melvill Jones 1951 Sir Henry T Tizard 1951 C C Walker1953 Sir Geoffrey de Havilland CBE1953 Sir Arthur Gouge 1953 Lord Hives MBE1953 HRH The Duke of Edinburgh1954 Sir Roy Fedden MBE1954 Air Cdre Sir Frank Whittle 1955 Igor I Sikorsky1955 H Grinsted CBE1956 Sir Roy H Dobson CBE1956 Dr Hugh L Dryden 1957 HRH The Prince of The Netherlands1958 Sir Richard Southwell 1959 Professor J Ackeret 1959 Sir William Farren MBE1959 S B Gates OBE1960 Sir George R Edwards CBE1960 Professor W J Duncan CBE1961 Sir Sydney Camm CBE1961 J D North1962 N E Rowe CBE

1962 Sir George Gardner1963 Sir Alfred Pugsley OBE1963 William Littlewood1964 Sir Denning Pearson1964 L P Coombes CBE1965 Sir Arnold Hall1965 B S Shenstone1965 J Stack1966 Air Commodore F R Banks OBE1967 Sir George Dowty1967 Professor Dr H J van der Maas1967 Dr Barnes Wallis CBE1968 Professor J A J Bennett1968 Professor Dr G Gabrielli1968 G R McGregor OBE1969 Dr R R Gilruth 1969 Lord Kings Norton 1969 Sir Archibald E Russell CBE1970 Sir Robert Cockburn1970 Dr C S Draper1970 Academician A N Tupolev1971 Professor S Goldstein1971 Dr Henri Coanda1972 Dr S G Hooker CBE1973 Dr A M Ballantyne1973 Professor E Carafoli1973 Professor A R Collar CBE1973 J S McDonnell1973 Sir James Martin CBE1973 D W Douglas1974 S D Davies CBE1975 C Abell OBE1975 H A L Ziegler1975 Dr E S Moult CBE1976 Sir Keith Granville CBE1976 Sir William P Hildred OBE1976 Sir Morien Morgan1977 Sir William R Hawthorne 1977 A A Rubbra CBE1977 Sir Lawrence Wackett1978 HRH The Prince of Wales1978 Dr O Nagano1978 Dr W Tye CBE1979 Professor D Keith-Lucas CBE1979 J Szydlowski1980 E H Heinemann (USA)1980 Sir Frederick Page CBE1980 Sir Peter Masefield1981 Sir Robert Hunt CBE1982 H Davies1983 Dr G S Hislop CBE1983 Professor Dipl-Ing G Madelung1983 R H Béteille1984 J T Stamper

1984 Professor A D Young OBE1984 Sir Philip Foreman CBE1985 J F Sutter1985 HM King Hussein of Jordan1985 Sir Roy Sisson1986 Air Cdre Sir Vernon Brown OBE1986 Professor J H Argyris1986 Dr K G Wilkinson CBE1987 F Cereti1988 Professor H Ashley1988 G P Dollimore CBE1989 Admiral Sir Raymond Lygo1989 Air Marshal Sir Charles Pringle1989 F d’Allest1990 P A Hearne1990 Sir James Lighthill1990 Air Cdre Sir Geoffrey Roberts CBE1991 Sir Ralph Robins1991 Professor E J Richards1992 Professor Em Dr-Ing K H Doetsch1992 Sir John Charnley1992 G H Lee1993 HRH The Duke of Kent1993 Professor Dr-Ing B J Habibie1993 R W Howard CBE1994 Baroness Platt of Writtle CBE1994 Lord Tombs of Brailes1994 S Gillibrand CBE1995 C H Kaman1995 Professor J L Stollery CBE1995 R W R McNulty CBE1996 P M Condit1996 Sir Richard H Evans CBE1997 J Pierson1997 N Augustine1997 J Cunningham CBE1998 M Flanagan1998 R Belyakov1998 R Yates1998 S Ajaz Ali1999 A Caporaletti1999 D J Burrell1999 Dr R Collette2000 N Barber2000 Professor Ing E Vallerani2000 Sir Donald Spiers 2001 A C Welch OBE2001 Dr B Halse2001 J-P Béchat2001 Sir Arthur Marshall OBE2002 A Mulally2003 P C Ruffles CBE2003 Professor Sir John Horlock2003 J Thomas

Roll of Honour

Celebrating the winners of the world’s most prestigious and long-standing Honours, Medals and Awards.

Additional details on previous awards and award winners can be found on the Royal Aeronautical Society website:

www.aerosociety.com/medalsandawards

HF – Honorary FellowF – Fellow

AF – Associate FellowC – Companion

M – MemberAM – Associate Member


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2003 A A D Henshaw MBE2004 Captain E M Brown CBE2005 Sir Michael Cobham CBE2006 General Charles E Yeager2006 Air Vice-Marshal Professor R A Mason2007 A Garcia2008 Professor B Skews2009 W K Maciver CBE2009 G Page CBE2012 Ing S Pancotti2012 Professor M Gaster

2013 Professor K Ridgway CBE2013 Professor R J Stalker2014 C P Smith CBE2014 Professor B Cheng2014 J-P Herteman2015 Professor Sir Martin Sweeting OBE2015 J-J Dordain2015 Professor R K Agarwal2016 P Fabre2016 Sir Michael Marshall CBE2016 Major T N Peake CMG

2016 Dr D W Richardson2016 M J Ryan CBE2017 Professor R Bor2018 Major General D E Barker2018 M Bryson CBE2018 F R Donaldson2018 Colonel J W Kittinger Jr2019 Dr A M Madni2019 Dr R K Nangia2019 Dr G S Reddy

Honorary Fellows

Honorary Companions

1920 Charles Alma-Baker CBE1945 A N D Smith (ex Hon Accountant)1950 Lord Douglas of Kirtleside 1950 Sir Alec Coryton 1957 Miss B Voyce 1958 W E Nixon1959 Gustavus Green 1959 E C Bowyer CBE1959 Sir William Hildred OBE1961 Sir John N Toothill CBE1962 M J B Stoker1962 Miss F E Barwood MBE1963 C H Gibbs-Smith1963 C L Pashley MBE1963 The Hon Mr Justice Wilberforce CMG OBE1965 L A Wingfield 1965 T James1965 Mrs J Bradbrooke MBE1966 J Davison OBE1970 Mrs H G Alston1970 Sir Anthony H Milward CBE1971 W W Straight CBE

1973 C R A Dollfus1973 Lord Elworthy 1975 H Kremer1975 Sir Reginald W Verdon-Smith1976 Lord Beswick1978 J R Stainton CBE1979 Lord Keith of Castleacre1980 Sir Arthur Marshall OBE1981 Sir Neil Cameron CBE1982 Sir Douglas Lowe1983 L C Hunting1985 Lord King of Wartnaby1985 F A A Wootton1986 G Pattie1987 Sir Norman Payne CBE1988 Sir Colin Marshall1989 Air Chief Marshal Sir Peter Harding1989 M D Bishop1990 T Mayer OBE1991 R F Baxter1991 Sir Adrian Swire1992 Dr T A Ryan

1994 R C N Branson1994 Professor C J Pennycuick1995 Air Marshal M Nur Khan1996 Sir Neil Cossons OBE1997 A J Goldman1997 R D Lapthorne1998 P Martin1999 HE Sheikh Hamdan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan2000 HE Sheikh Ahmed Bin Saeed Al Maktoum2002 J J Travolta2002 R G Turnill2003 Dr C C Kong2007 D Piggott2010 G Bisignani2014 Air Marshal A Daudpota2014 P M Jarrett2015 Air Commodore C Clarke2015 Sir Roger Bone2015 D Bent2016 Professor E Hughes2018 Miss S Waiz

RAeS Gold Medallists

1909 The Wright Brothers1910 Professor O Chanute1915 E T Busk1915 Professor G H Bryan1926 Dr F W Lanchester1927 Professor L Prandtl (HF)1933 Sir Richard Glazebrook1937 Juan de la Cierva (posthumously)1945 Air Cdre F Whittle (F)1946 Professor L Bairstow (HF)1947 Sir B Melville Jones (F)1950 Sir Geoffrey de Havilland (F)1951 W G A Perring (F) (posthumously)1952 Dr T von Kármán (HF)1953 E F Relf (F)1954 Sir Geoffrey Taylor (HF)1955 Lord Hives (HF)1956 Sir William S Farren (F)1957 Professor J C Hunsaker (HF)1958 Sir Sydney Camm (F)1959 M Dassault1960 Sir Frederick Handley Page (HF)1962 Sir Arnold Hall (F)1963 H Constant (F)1964 R E Bishop (F)

1965 Professor M J Lighthill (F)1966 Professor A R Collar (F)1967 Dr S G Hooker (F)1968 A A Rubbra (F)1969 Dr D Küchemann (F)1970 W Tye (F)1971 Sir Morien Morgan (F)1972 Professor A D Young (F)1973 H Davies (F)1974 F W Page (F)1975 Professor D Keith-Lucas (F)1976 Dr W J Strang (F)1977 Sir Clifford Cornford (F)1978 Dr Ludwig Bölkow1979 Professor P R Owen (F)1980 W J Charnley (F)1981 A G Newton (F)1982 R Hills (F)1983 Professor G M Lilley (F)1984 P H J Young (F)1985 I R Yates (F)1986 R S Hooper (F)1987 A B Haines (F)1988 Professor G A Jameson1989 Sir Donald Spiers (F)

1990 Professor J E Ffowcs Williams (F)1991 Professor E G Broadbent (F)1992 J H B Smith (F)1993 Professor J B Scott-Wilson (F)1994 M R Williams (F)1995 Professor D Gardner (F)1996 Philip C Ruffles (F)1997 Robert A Davis (F)1998 Richard Case (F)1999 Chris Geoghegan (F)2000 Dr Bill Bardo2001 Dr Meyer J Benzakein (F)2002 Jeffrey A Jupp (F)2003 Dr Michael Howse2004 Professor Günter Kappler2007 Iain G Gray (F)2008 Malcolm Crozier2009 Timothy Clark2009 Dr Henry McDonald2012 Elon Musk2014 Dr G McConnell (F)2015 Professor R J Parker (F)2016 F W Kirkland (F)2017 G Wyler2018 P Beck

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RAeS Team Gold Medallists

2004 SpaceShipOne Team2005 A380 Wing Design Team2007 BERP IV Rotor Blade Development Team2008 Trent 900 Engineering Team

2009 Vectored-Thrust Aircraft Advanced Control (VAAC) Team2009 ATV Jules Verne Operations Team2014 Project Zero Team, AgustaWestland

2015 Rosetta Mission Team, ESA2017 Solar Impulse 2 Team2018 Rocket Lab Rutherford Engine Team2019 Chang’e-4 Lunar Landing Mission Team

RAeS Team Silver Medallists

2005 The Huygens Project Team2006 Inmarsat-4 Satellite Team2008 Cranfield Aerospace X-48B UAV Team2010 Mantis UAV Project Team2011 HYLAS Team

2012 CAMPS Development Project Team2013 ASTRAEA Team2014 Team Taranis2015 The Beagle 2 Mars Mission Engineering

Team

2018 RAF Youth and STEM Team2018 Redstreak SAR System Team2019 F-35/Queen Elizabeth-Class Carrier

Integration Team

RAeS Silver Medallists

1909 S F Cody 1921 H R Ricardo (F) 1922 Wing Commander E W Stedman (F) 1923 Wing Commander R M Hill (F) 1924 Major W S Tucker1926 Professor B Melville Jones (F) 1927 Captain G S Wilkinson (F) 1927 P J Ralli 1927 R J Mitchell 1928 B N Wallis 1929 F H Royce 1931 H C H Townend 1932 J de la Cierva 1933 A H R Fedden (F) 1933 D L Hollis Williams (F) 1935 C C Walker (F) 1935 Major F B Halford (F) 1936 B N Wallis 1937 P A Cooke (F) 1937 F W Meredith (F) 1939 Major R H Mayo (F) 1947 W G Carter (F) 1948 I I Sikorsky 1950 J Smith (F) 1950 W E W Petter (F) 1951 S B Gates (F) 1952 Dr H Sutton (F) 1953 H Grinsted (F) 1954 Professor W J Duncan (F) 1955 Dr A A Griffith 1955 Dr R A Frazer (F) 1956 Dr E S Moult (F) 1957 M B Morgan (F) 1958 Dr P B Walker (F)

1959 Dr E A Watson 1960 R H Chaplin (F) 1961 R Hafner (F) 1962 Dr D Küchemann (F) 1962 Professor E J Richards (F) 1963 L H Bedford (F) 1964 A R Howell (F) 1965 Dr R R Jamison (F) 1965 R Stanton Jones (F) 1966 J P Smith (F) 1967 C F Joy (F) 1968 R C Morgan (F) 1969 L N Phillips 1969 W Watt 1970 E E Marshall (F) 1971 Professor J H Argyris (F) 1972 Dr J Seddon (F) 1973 W J Charnley (F) 1974 H Zeffert (F) 1975 Professor W A Mair (F) 1976 L F Nicholson (F) 1977 B O Heath (M) 1978 J C Wimpenny (F) 1979 V A B Rogers (F) 1980 R H Whitby (F) 1981 Dr W Stewart (M) 1982 K S Lawson (F) 1983 Dr E W E Rogers (F) 1984 G H Lee (F) 1985 Dr R C Lock (F) 1986 P G Wilby (M) 1987 M C Neale (F) 1988 J W H Thomas (M) 1989 R P G Collinson

1990 Professor J F Bush (F) 1991 R L Dommet 1992 Dr P C M Perrier 1993 Dr C J Peel 1994 Dr M G Hall 1995 B J Main1996 Dr P R Ashill 1997 S M Lyons (F) 1998 C Yeo (F) 1999 M Mansell (F) 2000 P W Liddell (M) 2001 Dr S S Banda 2003 A Vincent (F)2004 G Byham (F)2005 Professor D Southwood2006 Professor J M Rolfe2006 C T J Scrivener2007 S Purdy2008 Dr David Dorman2009 Professor Srinivasan Raghunathan2010 Brig Gen the Viscount De Winne2011 Professor Terence Jones2012 R A C Smith2013 Professor J D Denton2014 F B Ogilvie (F)2014 R Saia2015 Dr G Satheesh Reddy (F)2016 B Phillipson (F)2016 J K Edgley (M)2017 Dr M Unwin2018 Y Jayaratne (F)2019 Dr S Hodge (F)



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RAeS Bronze Medallists

1996 Squadron Leader W J M James1997 J Lavaroni1998 A Smith1999 Captain D H Akhurst2000 Captain C Elton

2002 P Boor2008 Captain R Macdonald2009 Captain J Danning MBE2010 Captain R Kohn 2011 P G Richards

2012 P D Moxham 2013 Captain D A J Martin2014 N J Butcher2017 Flight Sergeant J Sinnott2018 Captain G Cruse

Flight Operations Medallists

1991 W-D Hass 1992 B P Hampson 1993 E M Boothe 1994 Captain W A Wooden 1995 S J Anderson 1997 R Frasca1998 Captain P Carver

1999 N Seavers2000 B Cavadias2002 D Irving2003 R Curnutt2005 Captain I C Watkins2007 Dr D White2008 O Wynn

2009 Squadron Leader M E J Hickmott2010 M Blackwood 2011 Dr E Cook 2012 P J B Tharp2013 Captain D Harms2017 Professor D J Allerton2018 Captain A Gadgil

Flight Simulation Medallists

1908 W R Turnbull (F)1909 Dr F W Lanchester 1910 B G Cooper 1932 T W K Clarke 1948 F B Bradfield (F)1949 Captain R N Liptrot 1949 E N Twining 1950 A C Lovesey (F)1951 H J Pollard (F)1952 H Povey (F)1953 L Boddington 1954 H B Howerd (F)1955 Professor M J Lighthill (F)1956 J W Barnes 1957 F B Greatrex (AF)1958 Dr D Williams (F)1959 D G King-Hele 1960 H G R Robinson 1961 L Haworth (F)1962 Dr A J Barrett (AF)1963 H H Pearcey (AF)1964 H P Y Hitch (AF)1965 H L Cox (F)1966 E C Maskell (F)1967 Dr E H Mansfield (F)1968 K R Brown 1969 W J G Pinsker 1970 N F Harpur (F)1971 P Bradshaw 1972 Professor C G van Neikerk (F)

1973 R W Howard (AF)1974 A B Haines (F)1975 R L Bickerdike 1976 I C Taig (M) 1977 Dr A H Mebka 1978 Lt Cdr D R Taylor (M) 1979 J McNamara 1980 S M Ellis 1981 T Sharples 1982 P Brotherhood 1983 R D J Maxwell (M) 1984 D E McLaurin 1985 M R Pike (F)1986 D C R Link (F)1987 E L Goldsmith 1988 S A Holloway 1989 R O R Chisholm 1990 Dr N I Carter1990 W D Bryce 1991 C R Taylor 1991 J C Gibson 1992 D G Mabey (F)1992 Dr D E Jensen 1993 Professor R S Kalawsky 1994 G C Thomas (M) 1994 H M Newns 1995 F J Perry 1995 I P MacDiarmid 1996 C J Richards 1997 J S Lewis

1998 N Barrington 1999 Professor G D Padfield (F)2000 S E Allwright 2001 D Lister 2002 R Pinker (M)2003 Dr M Fisher2004 J Roe2005 Dr S Janvrin (M)2005 Dr J Pike2006 N Scott (F)2007 Flt Sgt A Reeves2008 R Cansdale2009 Dr A M Segal2011 Dr E Cook2012 S Carignan2012 M R Maltby2013 G W Redgrave (F)2013 R G W Cherry (F)2014 R Peckham2015 E W H Fitzpatrick (M)2015 Major M Dennis2015 Dr K A Gharib (M)2016 A Bradford2016 Dr S Reed2017 M J Gamlin (F)2018 Wing Commander M Place2018 Major R Short2019 Dr R Coker2019 Dr E Joffre2019 Dr J V Taylor

RAeS Team Bronze Medallists

2005 JSF Manufacturing Development Team2008 BAE Systems Autonomous Systems & Future Capability UAV Team2009 Fleet FS (Air) MASU Repair2010 Space Innovation and Growth Team2010 AW159 Wildcat/Lynx Mk9A Design Team2012 CADS Project Team2013 NEPTUNE Development Team

2014 A350 XWB Wing Major Test Support Team2015 e-Go Aeroplanes Development Team2017 Osprey 30 AESA Radar on AW101

Helicopter Team2017 Chinook Rotary Wing Flight Physics Team2018 Chinook Flight of the Joint Helicopter

Operational Evaluation Unit2018 Electric Drive Tail Rotor Team

2018 Airbus Perlan 2 Project Team2019 Novasar Industry Team2019 AW159 Digital Automatic Flight Control

System Team

2018 Flight Lieutenant S Hewer 2018 A Thompson

Specialist Awards


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Alan Marsh Medallists

1956 Sqn Ldr W R Gellatly1958 Lt Cdr G G R Miller1960 Flt Sgt B Breach1961 J Brannon1962 C T D Hosegood1963 Wg Cdr K H Wallis1964 K M Reed1965 Lt Cdr J G P Morton1966 Major R O I Woodbridge1967 W H Sear1968 Sqn Ldr M A McNeile1969 J L Barnes1970 Major H B Warburton1971 Cdr L G Locke1972 Captain D H Eastwood

1973 L R Moxam1974 Captain A C Gordon1976 Flt Lt J R A Whitney1977 Sqn Ldr G R Spate1978 K F Robertson1979 Flt Lt A Pengelly1981 Lt Cdr K N Atkin1982 Lt Cdr N Arnall Culliford1983 Captain R A Lister1984 Captain D A Creamer1985 Captain M Betts1987 J T Egginton1988 Lt Cdr R I Horton1989 S M StC Collins1990 P J G Harper

1992 Flt Lt P A Bell1992 Flt Lt R C J Lewis1993 A Warner1994 WO1 P C James1995 C W Hague1997 A S Walls1999 D Reid2001 J E M Mustard2005 A Strachan2009 N Talbot 2011 Sqn Ldr D Marsden 2012 S Carignan2013 Captain M R Prior2014 Lt Cdr M A Sewed2016 Lt Cdr R E J Dowdell

Geoffrey Pardoe Space Award

1994 J Byrne1995 Dr R A Rowntree1996 M J Painter OBE1997 Professor M Cruise1998 Dr M Fouquet1999 C McInnes2000 Dr D Fearn2001 P Down2002 I V Munro2003 J Morgan

2004 Professor J L Culhane2005 A J Thirkettle2006 GIOVE-A Team, Surrey Satellite

Technology Ltd (SSTL)2007 UK TopSat Team, QinetiQ, Surrey Satellite

Technology Ltd, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Infoterra

2008 Skynet 5 Space Team, EADS-Astrium2009 J Ellwood2010 W Whitehorn

2011 A Bond 2012 P Wood2013 J Thatcher (M)2014 R Peckham2015 Rosetta Flight Control & Flight Dynamics

Team2016 Major T N Peake CMG2017 P Flanagan2018 Rocket Lab Electron Launcher Team2019 Dr D H Parker (F)

Turnbuckle Award

1994 J E Humphreys1995 A N Nash1996 P J Adams (F)1997 Ping Kit Chan1998 R C ‘Bob’ Williams1999 B Newton

2000 Sqn Ldr M Hepworth2001 Wg Cdr L Reid2002 Sqn Ldr C Chippington2003 J Craike2009 R W Alcorn2010 A Barnes

2011 J M Rainbow OBE (F) 2012 M Skinner2014 M J Adams2015 Major M Dennis2017 Lt Cdr D Collins

1949 B A G McGown1950 F G Hemsley1951 R J Falk1952 P A Hufton1953 Captain A M A Majendie1954 M L Bergen1955 G A V Tyson1956 D P Davies1957 B Lynch1958 Mrs Anne Burns1959 A W Bedford1960 Wing Commander R P Beamont1961 R P Dickinson1962 P Howlett1963 C F Bethwaite1964 E B Trubshaw1965 H G Hazelden1966 H C H Merewether1967 Squadron Leader C C Rustin1968 T P Frost

1969 D J Whitehead1970 F O’Hara1971 W P I Fillingham1972 A L Blackman1973 D Lean1974 J F Farley1975 D M S Simpson1976 T M S Ferguson1977 K M Perrin1978 P P Baker1979 Captain J Blair1980 P Millett1981 F C Baggs1982 M S Goodfellow1983 J D Eagles1984 A P S Jones1985 M H Fuller1986 R J Poole1987 C J Yeo1988 K P Orme

1989 P Fawcett1990 H E Frick1991 M L Pester1992 Squadron Leader D R Major1993 C F Roberts1994 R N Lee MBE1995 J T S Lewis1996 V C Lockwood1997 N Grove1998 G Sedov1999 W Brooks2000 R Cole2001 G T Shanks2002 Commander K Engelsman2003 G Skillen2008 J Rosay2009 I Young2013 P Wilson2015 E Fitzpatrick2017 D Lee

R P Alston Medallists


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Young Persons’ Achievement Award

2007 P Williams2008 M Bell2009 H Nobbs2010 S Bidwell2011 Dr G Ivetic

2012 C Lane 2013 C Hutchin2014 A Martin2015 J Naro2016 A C Godfrey

2017 R Patriarca2018 P Haig2019 S L Harker

Young Persons’ Achievement Commendations

2009 K Thomason2009 G Cardozo 2011 M Hartley2013 C Argote

2013 Brunel University, Aerospace and Aviation Engineering Team

2014 T Fermin2014 A Baghchehsara

2015 R Haines2015 J Easum2016 P Pollock2019 Dr N M Caplin

Alan Marsh Award

1997 N Hackett1998 M Orchard1999 J Howitt2000 A Alford2001 M Tucker 2002 Dr C Harrison2003 E Lewis

2004 S Edwards2005 M Couchman2005 A Ramage2006 R Buchanan2007 D Belt2008 C Jackson2009 C Shields

2010 L Gray 2011 P Langworthy 2012 S Gates 2013 A Massaro2015 M Kear2017 J Allen2019 D N Young

1998 Professor H C Muir OBE1999 E Wiener2000 Professor J Reason2001 Captain D Maurino

2002 Professor R Amalberti2003 Professor R L Helmreich2004 Dr J K Lauber2005 Professor R Flin

2008 Captain P Carver2009 D King2019 J Page

Roger Green Medallists

Herbert Le Sueur Award

1999 B Fraser2000 R Buchanan2001 J Griffin2002 J L Hill2003 V Paddock2004 K Robinson

2005 S Moffat2006 A P Smeeton2007 S Bidwell2008 K Sollars2009 T Wolstencroft2011 P Sozer

2014 S Hart2015 M Dunkerley2016 S Clark2018 P Haig2019 L T N Hoang

Sir Robert Hardingham Presidential Sword Award

1981-1982 Mr H W Smith (F)1982-1983 No award1983-1984 No award1984-1985 Mr J R Finnimore (F)1985-1986 No award1986-1987 Mr J H Kingston (F)1987-1988 No award1988-1989 Mr V W Clarkson (F)1989-1990 Dr P H Calder OBE (F)1990-1991 Professor G J Hancock (F)1991-1992 No award1992-1993 Mr R J Forrester (F)1993-1994 No award

1994-1995 Air Vice Marshal W J Belton (F)1995-1996 Miss B M Rimmer (M)1996-1997 Mr D G Yeomans (F)1997-1998 Major C F Wilson1998-1999 No award1999-2000 Mr F N R Ballam2000-2001 Mr G Roe (F)2001-2002 No award2002-2003 Professor J L Stollery CBE (HF)2003-2004 Mr P R Boyle (F)2004-2005 Mr A Heath OBE (F)2005-2006 Sir Donald Spiers (HF)2006-2007 Mr R D Barkla (F)

2007-2008 Air Chief Marshal Sir Michael Graydon GCB CBE (F)

2008-2009 Air Commodore E W Tyack CBE (F)2009-2010 Dr G T Coleman (F)2010-2011 Captain D C Rowland (F)2011-2012 Group Captain P A Barrett OBE (F)2012-2013 No award2013-2014 Mrs C Walker (C)2014-2015 Mr D Wilson (F)2015-2016 Mr L R Balthazor (F)2016-2017 Group Captain G A Woolley OBE (F)2017-2018 Air Vice Marshal D C Couzens (F)2018-2019 Professor P W Bearman (F)


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N E Rowe Medallists

2004 Iansteel Achunche, Southampton Branch2005 Mark Wills, Bristol Branch2006 Daniel Marshall, Farnborough Branch2008 Hannah Nobbs, Yeovil Branch

2010 Mark Holton, Yeovil Branch 2011 Ulrich Walach, Solent Branch 2012 Jamie Ottaway, Boscombe Down Branch 2012 Hannah Latham, Derby Branch

2013 James Ibbitson, Yeovil Branch2014 Guillermo Durango Pascual, Cranfield Branch2015 Charles Muir, Yeovil Branch2016 Timothy Clark, Boscombe Down Branch

(under 25 age group)

2004 Matt Fox, Stevenage Branch2005 Robert Rolfe, Farnborough Branch2006 Marc Merlin Konrad, Bristol Branch 2008 Phillip Williams, Bristol Branch

2008 Alexander Moerchel, Derby Branch2009 Dr Ian Edmonds, Derby Branch 2011 Alicia Carpenter, Stevenage Branch 2012 Benjamin Hewlett, Stevenage Branch

2013 Filomeno Martina, Cranfield Branch2014 Sarah Hunt, Derby Branch2015 Simon Chiverton, Stevenage Branch2016 Paul Mullen, Yeovil Branch

(25-30 age group)

1992 Mark Parbhoo, Manchester Branch1993 John Liptrott, Heathrow Branch1994 Robert Allen, Stevenage Branch

2000 Robin Dickenson, Bristol Branch2001 Paul Clark, Manchester Branch2002 Jennifer Goodman, Bristol Branch

2003 Tareq Nazlawy, Stevenage Branch


1991 Y W Chan, Manchester Branch1992 Mark Kendrew, Stevenage Branch1993 William Crowther, Bristol Branch1995 Benoît Massal, Toulouse Branch

1996 Jean-Christian Bordier, Toulouse Branch1997 Michael Jump, Preston Branch1999 Richard Fisher, Stevenage Branch2000 Darren Ansell, Preston Branch

2001 David Starling, Bristol Branch2003 Stuart Woolvin, Farnborough Branch

(23-27 age group)

N E Rowe Certificates of Merit

2004 Helen Webber, Bristol Branch2004 Kwame Bekoe, Farnborough Branch2005 Andrew Morley, Solent Branch2008 Rajesh Odedra, Birmingham,

Wolverhampton & Cosford Branch

2010 Tomos Edwards, Boscombe Down Branch 2011 Jorgina Busquets, Astrium 2012 Blake Charles, Yeovil Branch2015 Alex Cook, Boscombe Down Branch2015 Raúl González Muñoz, Cranfield Branch

2015 Jaidev Sanketi, UAE Dubai Branch2015 Richard Stephens, Cambridge Branch2016 Vijay Trivedy, Derby Branch


2004 Steven Dean, Farnborough Branch2010 Sathyakumar Sharma, Manchester Branch2010 Adam Newman, Derby Branch

2012 Christopher Moore, Yeovil Branch 2013 Jonathan Nash, South African Division2015 Manisha Kushwaha, Cranfield Branch

2016 Charles Laing, Stevenage Branch2016 Hania Mohiuddin, Manchester Branch2016 David J Rajendran, Cranfield Branch

(25-30 age group)

2001 Steven W Phillips, Bristol Branch 2002 David Rose, Bristol Branch(under 23 age group)

1998 Conal Walker, Stevenage Branch1998 Richard Wood, Preston Branch

1999 John Mackie, Manchester Branch2001 Dr Simon Forsyth, Stevenage Branch

2002 Carl Warren, Stevenage Branch2003 Mohammed Afsar, Bristol Branch

(23-27 age group)

2017 Jamie Bignell, Yeovil Branch 2018 Myles Johnson, Bedford Branch 2019 Bastien Longeon, Paris Branch(under 22 age group)

2017 Alex Godfrey, Bedford Branch 2018 Laurent Declerck, Bristol Branch 2019 Adam Hill, Bristol Branch(22-30 age group)

2017 Bettina Islam, Manchester Branch2017 Joshua Thomson-Smith, Derby Branch2018 Chloe Molloson, Derby Branch

2018 William Eustace, Cambridge Branch2019 Amina Dalton, Derby Branch2019 Hari Prasad, Cambridge Branch

2019 Michael Tennant, Cambridge Branch2019 Hudson Yuen, Montreal Branch


2017 Chris Clay, Derby Branch2017 Lucie Cordier, Stevenage Branch2017 Colin Field, Bristol Branch2017 Calum McFarlane, Yeovil Branch2018 Kieran Byrne, Manchester Branch

2018 Lewis Norris, Derby Branch2018 Isabel Vallina-Garcia, Cambridge Branch2019 Thomas Hartas, Preston Branch2019 Owen Horton, Bedford Branch2019 Jennifer Insley, Bedford Branch

2019 Joseph Ribbons, Yeovil Branch2019 Joshua Thomson-Smith, Derby Branch2019 Behrad Vatankhahghadim, Montreal Branch

(22-30 age group)

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