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Excellence with impact awards

This award acknowledges university departments that are most active in embedding a culture that recognises the importance of economic and social impact alongside excellent research.

The competition ran from 1 December 2008 to 1 December 2010 with selected departments being monitored over this period.

Two prizes of £150,000 were awarded for:

  • The department that has been most effective in introducing a significant culture change, which values impact as well as research excellence
  • The department that best demonstrates the delivery of economic and social impact over the period

There was a runner-up prize of £25,000 in each category.

Winners 2011

The winners and runners up were announced at a business networking event in London with a speech and prize giving by Minister of State for Universities and Science, David Willetts MP.

The winners and runners up are:

Greatest culture change

  • Winner - University of Aberystwyth IBERS
  • Runner up - University of Liverpool School of Biological Sciences

Greatest delivery of impact

  • Winner - University of Dundee College of Life Sciences
  • Runner up - Newcastle University Institute for Ageing and Health

Participating departments

  • School of Biosciences - University of Birmingham (PDF 1.20MB)
  • School of Biosciences - Cardiff University (PDF 569KB)
  • College of Life Sciences - University of Dundee (PDF 373KB)
  • School of Biosciences - University of Exeter (PDF 623KB)
  • IBERS - Aberystwyth University (PDF 512KB)
  • School of Biomedical and Health Sciences - King's College London (PDF 626KB)
  • Africa College - University of Leeds (PDF 540KB)
  • School of Biological Sciences - University of Liverpool (PDF 1022KB)
  • Faculty of Life Sciences - The University of Manchester (PDF 440KB)
  • Faculty of Medicine - University of Southampton (PDF 561KB)
  • Institute for Ageing and Health - Newcastle University (PDF 509KB)
  • School of Biosciences - The University of Nottingham (PDF 579KB)
  • Royal Veterinary College (PDF 598KB)
  • Department of Biomedical Science - The University of Sheffield (PDF 535KB)
  • Neuroscience Group - University of Southampton (PDF 868KB)
  • Institute of Aquaculture - University of Stirling (PDF 796KB)
  • Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences - University of Strathclyde (PDF 670KB)
  • School of Biological Sciences - University of East Anglia (PDF 604KB)
  • Department of Biological Sciences - The University of Warwick (PDF 583KB)
  • Department of Biology - The University of York (PDF 579KB)

Contact

Anuj Bhatt
impact.awards@bbsrc.ac.uk
tel: 01793 413390
fax: 01793 414674

  

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