Grace Feng

HPE Student, UCL
Hannah Watton

Marketing Manager, Laidlaw Foundation

Hi! Having previously been a Laidlaw Undergraduate Scholar studying English Literature at UCL, I am now the Marketing Manager of the Laidlaw Foundation.  My research looked at collaborative and innovative practices in academic publishing, and community building is something I built a passion for during my Leadership in Action. Feel free to reach out or connect with me!
Kent (Zijian) Ng

Chemical Engineering Student, University of Leeds

Tiffanie Laborie-Bousquet

Student, The University of Hong Kong

Capone

Administrative Coordinator, Tufts University

Research and Academic Administration
Zachariah John

Student, Georgetown University

Princess J Emeanuwa

Student, University College London

Aleksandra Czyzak

Medical Sciences BSc, UCL

UCL Medical Sciences Graduate, European Astronaut Centre intern
Elisabeth Xia

Social Anthropology and Management Student, University of St Andrews

Hi everyone, I'm Elisabeth (she/her/they/them), although I usually go by Elly. I am Chinese-German and study Management and Social Anthropology at the University of St Andrews. My research interests include ethnic and cultural belonging, diaspora and migration, gender and sexuality and languages.  In my free time, I like making music and creating video content online. Feel free to reach out to me, here or on other platforms!
Nola Mak

Student, UCL

Rachel Wan

Student, UCL

Hello everyone! My name is Rachel and I am currently a final year Biomedical Engineering Student at UCL.  My research experience with Laidlaw was centred around an imaging technique called photoacoustic imaging, which is a novel technique using laser-induced sound waves to provide highly-detailed images of the structure of our bodies. I am very passionate about medtech, environmental sustainability design and technology-- let's chat!
Jani Santarius

Student, University College London

Natalie Magness

Student, University College London

Hi, I am Natalie Magness, a first-year Human Sciences student at University College London interested in biological anthropology and social entrepreneurship. I am a strong believer that seeing humans through both a biological and social-cultural perspective will bring us closer to solving our biggest global issues.  I am a Malaysian of a Chinese and Eurasian ethnicity and was fortunate enough to have been raised in Qatar, an extremely diverse nation. This third-culture identity has moulded me into a global citizen passionate about connecting with others but also has exposed me to the different hardships and injustices others face, reinforcing me desire to use my privilege to help others. Thank you for your time!
Anatolii Zagorodnii

1st year undergraduate Natural Sciences student, UCL

Emma Last

Student, University College London