Canterbury Cathedral was the magnificent setting for students from the School of Engineering and Digital Arts to receive their degrees on Friday 22nd November 2019. This was followed by a Reception and Prize Giving in the School of Engineering and Digital Arts, where families, friends and staff celebrated their success.<\/p>\n
Prizes were awarded as follows:<\/p>\n
Procon Engineering Prize for Best Project on the Advanced Electronic Systems Engineering programme, presented by Dr Mark Hopkins, General and Technical Manager, Procon Engineering, to Wasif Chowdhury.<\/p>\n
Rohde & Schwarz Prize for Best Project on a Wireless\/RF related topic presented to Hazim Abdulwahhab Abdulsada Abdulsada (in absentia).<\/p>\n
Rapid Electronics, Undergraduate 1st Year Robotics Competition Prize for Best Robot Demonstration presented by Professor Farzin Deravi, Head of School, to Joshua Kolimbarides.<\/p>\n
Rapid Electronics Cross Channel Robot Competition for Fastest Robot, presented by Professor Farzin Deravi, to Benjamin Burke.<\/p>\n
The IET on Campus First Year Robotics Prize for Best Overall Design and Performance, presented by Chris Read of IET Kent, to Kikiola Victory Hassan.<\/p>\n
The Foundry Nuke Prize for Excellence in Compositing presented by Blaine Epsley, Lecturer in Digital Arts and Technologies, awarded to Francesco Ranieri.<\/p>\n
The Prize for Character Animation for Excellence in Character Animation presented by Blaine Epsley, to Jay Patel.<\/p>\n
Rapid Electronics, Undergraduate 2nd Year Group Project Prize, (First Prize winners), presented by Professor Farzin Deravi to Chantal Zorzi, Hasan Jamal, Oleksandr Buzan and Curtis Daniel Nii Adjei Ablorh-Mensah.<\/p>\n
Rapid Electronics, Undergraduate 2nd Year Group Project Prize, (Second Prize winners), presented by Professor Farzin Deravi to James Dalziel, Selwyn Ezra-Essien, Oliver Hubbard, Justin Edayadiyil, Iciar Ares, Vasily Balashov and Matthew Howes.<\/p>\n
The WAVE Optics Master’s Prize for Excellence in Engineering\/Technology, presented by Professor Farzin Deravi, to Phoebe Heath-Brown.<\/p>\n
Wurth Electronics Prize for Best Performing Student on Advanced Communications Engineering, presented by Professor Farzin Deravi, awarded to Huma Razzaq.<\/p>\n
IEEE UKRI Communications Chapter Prize for Best MSc student\/project in the telecommunications field, presented by Professor Farzin Deravi, to Hazim Abdulwahhab Abdulsada Abdulsada (in absentia).<\/p>\n
BAE Systems Prize, for Best Overall MSc Engineering project, presented by Professor Farzin Deravi, to Malin Dyngeland.<\/p>\n
Congratulations to all our graduates and prize winners!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"