The BioMedEng Association usually offers a range of awards at its annual conference:
- The BioMedEng Legacy Prize
- The BioMedEng Innovation Prize
- Early Career Researcher Award
- Best Student Talk
- Best Poster Award
- Best Rapid Fire Presentation
- Best Project Presentation Award
Details of previous award recipients:
BioMedEng19 Award Recipients –
- The 2019 BioMedEng Legacy Prize – Professor Lionel Tarassenko
- The 2019 BioMedEng Innovation Prize – Dr Katerina Spranger
- Early Career Researcher Award – Simao Laranjeira, University College London
- Best Student Talk – Vanessa Mancini, University of Leeds
- Best Poster Award – Sander R Holthof, University of Warwick
- Best Rapid Fire Presentation – Zubia A Khan, King’s College London
- Best UG / MSc Project Presentation Award – Sean S Cullen, Brunel University
BioMedEng19 – BHF Travel Award Recipients –
- Alex Ainscough Imperial College London
- Esfandiar Khaleghi Kingston University
- Gareth Jones Swansea University
- Haipeng Liu Anglia Ruskin University
- Josefin Jansson-Edqvist Imperial College London
- Samuel Vennin King’s College London
- Phakakorn Panpho University of Liverpool
- Limor Zwi Dantsis Imperial College London
- Syed Ghufran Khalid Anglia Ruskin University
- Mehwish Arshad Imperial College London
BioMedEng19 – Versus Arthritis Travel Award Recipients –
- Taiwo Kelani Imperial College London
- Emily S Kelly University of Southampton
- Jeff N Clark Imperial College London
- Claude F Hayford University of Sheffield
- Daniel Nolte Imperial College London
BioMedEng18, Imperial College London
- The BioMedEng18 Legacy Prize – Professor Dan Bader, University of Southampton
- The BioMedEng18 Innovation Prize – Mike Tuke, FREng, MatOrtho®
- Early Career Researcher Award – Peter Charlton, King’s College London
- Best Student Talk – Ugur Tanriverdi, Imperial College London
- Best Poster Award – Hanna Burton, Cardiff Metropolitan University
- Best Rapid Fire Presentation – Aiden James Hannah, Strathclyde University
Best Project Presentation Award – Nicola Omo-Dare, Imperial College London
MECbioeng14, Imperial College London
- Smith & Nephew Best Poster Prize: Karla E. Inostroza, Queen Mary University of London
- International Biomechanics Prize for Best Paper: Gifty Tetteh, University of Sheffield